Pet friendly Hotels in Due Carrare, Veneto

"Decent hotel, good staff. A bit dissapointed with the suite, which was basically a slighly larger room."

"Staff was good. Easy parking but the room was not clean. Hair in the sink and in the bed"

"Work trip. Hotel is good, had stayed few times under the previous management but this time I was disappointed as no proper rooftop bar and the lobby bar not open anymore."

"The breakfast was great. The king bed was two XL twin beds pushed together. Overall it was a great place to stay."

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"The hotel is located next to a bus station, so it’s a bit of an industrial area. There was construction going on around the building during our stay and the air conditioning was broken, so our room was incredibly hot and stuffy. They did provide us with a fan, which helped a little bit. The staff was friendly and accommodating, and they did try to compensate guests for the temporary inconvenience of having construction going on. Of note: the beds were incredibly hard, painful if you are older and have back issues. "

"I was disappointed in myself because this was far from the university, but the staff was helpful in helping me figure out the bus and the restaurant and accommodations were great ! Location was the only issue for me."

"Best beds. Noisy room, can add double slash windows to avoid "

"This property falls far short of luxury standards—it's more like a dated motel than a 5-star hotel. I suspect it may have been upscale 50 years ago, but there has clearly been no meaningful maintenance or renovation since then. The overall condition is very run-down. Towels had visible holes, the pillow felt like a solid brick, and the bathrobe was in such poor shape that it was off-putting just to look at. The room had no functional temperature control, forcing us to open the windows for any airflow—which unfortunately let in a lot of cigarette smoke from outside, making the space stuffy and unpleasant. Other issues included: A very old, heavily stained couch in the room full of holes. Stained breakfast tablecloths. Outdated physical keys (not electronic key cards) for both the room and the safe—something that feels like a basic necessity in modern hospitality, not a luxury perk. We booked for two nights but checked out after just one. The uncomfortable bedding (especially the rock-hard pillow), unbearable heat, and constant smoke made sleep impossible. Unfortunately, the hotel refused to refund the second night. Overall, this was a disappointing and frankly sad experience for what was presented as a luxury stay."