Chioggia Belltower Hotels in Venetian Riviera, Italy

When I first arrived was put in a terrible room but then got room with a brilliant view( even if it was on 4th floor it was worth the view)

We loved Chioggia! It's a bit of Venice without throngs of tourists, endless souvenir shops, and inflated prices. The room was clean, tastefully decorated, and they had the only insect screens we saw in 3 weeks touring the region. (The mosquitos ate us alive in Venice a couple of weeks earlier.) We were totally happy with Caldin's and would stay there again.

it doesn't have air conditioner , we ask for to turn on and they says not .

Our room was on the 4th floor with a view of the sea. Not the biggest room in the world but perfectly adequate. A balcony just big enough for two. A reserved space on the beach with free loungers and shade. The beach service guys will show you where and set it up for you. Make sure you get a receipt from the hotel and exchange it in the beach kiosk. Breakfast was OK. I never left hungry although I am really British about eating continental breakfasts - toast and jam for me lol. I did enjoy the fresh fruit and the croissants as well. The coffee was incredible. Our bathroom was really clean and plenty big enough. The shower was hot and powerful. The staff were all very friendly but this seems to be a holiday destination for Italians. Not too many people from elsewhere and I didn't here English being spoken by anyone other than than us and one American family. This wasn't a problem at all even though not too many of the staff could speak English too well. Between our bad Italian, their bad English, hand signs, writing and a few laughs we managed to sort things out every time.

Friendly welcome (once we'd mastered the intercom to open the gate...) complete with bottle of homemade wine & jar of jam. Lovely clean apartment with plenty of space and everything you need to self-cater. Great for couples, friends or families. 5 minute walk to the Venice boat - the best way to approach Venice! Excellent base to explore the area. You really need a car as it's quite difficult to get to otherwise, but parking is included in the price. Best to approach from Via Podgora rather than Via Fausta (as our satnav sent us) as the approach from Fausta involves going through a carpark and a very small entrance with a very tight turn. Would definitely recommend staying here if you want a very comfortable and relaxing holiday with beach, sea and the added bonus of Venice to explore.

Stayed here for 3 nights mid September whilst visiting Venice. Great to be able to have breakfast outside in quiet location. Very good selection and served at the table which made a nice change from the usual buffet style. Staff were all very friendly and helpful. Rooms were small but smallest one was changed on request. Agriturismo with cockerels and hens directly under bedroom windows which woke us early! For this reason could not recommend.

Travelled with my wife and two kids. The place is not fancy, but very clean, and quiet, and is right next to the beach. The ferry to Venice is about a 15 minute drive. The ferry was a fun way to get to San Marco in Venice (about 30 minutes boat ride, with a cost of 7 euro each way, free for kids up to 6 years old. Parking near the ferry was an extra 5 euro for the day) If you want party central, then this isn't your place. But if you want a place that has a nice playroom for kids, a playground, and a beach, and with no drunk or loud people, then this would be suitable.