Hotel Bellavista

“Great!”

Rooms are well appointed, clean, quiet and very comfortable for a good nights rest. Very good wifi. Great view and nice balconies to relax on. Breakfast is also very good with many choices. Everybody at Bellavista is very friendly, helpful and efficient and always deal with requests immediatel… more

Rooms are well appointed, clean, quiet and very comfortable for a good nights rest. Very good wifi. Great view and nice balconies to relax on. Breakfast is also very good with many choices. Everybody at Bellavista is very friendly, helpful and efficient and always deal with requests immediately going the extra mile. After many stays it's always a pleasure to return.

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“Excellent customer service”

A lovely quiet hotel with excellent views and an old school Italian charm. The staff are very friendly and helpful and the rooms are kept clean and tidy without intruding on your privacy. When I have the opportunity to visit the area again I will stay here as there are several great restaurants als… more

A lovely quiet hotel with excellent views and an old school Italian charm. The staff are very friendly and helpful and the rooms are kept clean and tidy without intruding on your privacy. When I have the opportunity to visit the area again I will stay here as there are several great restaurants also within easy walking distance. Excellent value for money.

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“The true meaning of hospitality”

We passed by Montebelluna because of a family wedding and we stayed 2 nights at the Hotel Bellavista. At the beginning we weren't particularly impressed: the rooms are spacious and quite clean, and the interior decoration (always of good quality), display a design from the 80' (dark wood, moquette … more

We passed by Montebelluna because of a family wedding and we stayed 2 nights at the Hotel Bellavista. At the beginning we weren't particularly impressed: the rooms are spacious and quite clean, and the interior decoration (always of good quality), display a design from the 80' (dark wood, moquette on the floor, etc) which is not exactly trendy. But the service is something we have rarely found in other places. We had a small issue with the minibar and almost immediately we were provided with ice cold drinks in the room. Then, being arrived late, we didn't feel to go out to a restaurant: some pizzas were brought from a local restaurant and served to us in the room. I even realized that my suit needed some ironing and called the reception for help. I was explained that the service was not running during the weekend but a solution would have been found. The next day I had my suit perfectly ironed ready at the door. That night I spent some time on the balcony, enjoying the fresh breeze coming from the hills and the singing of the cicades while looking at the sparkling lights of the underlying villages. The morning breakfast offers a variety of choices (besides the traditional ones): home baked cakes, fresh fruits, home made yogurt, etc. We have been served it under one of the gazebos in the garden, from where you can enjoy a beautiful view extending for many kilometers (the hotel is situated on a hill overlooking at the town). In the evening the same gazebos offers a nice relaxing atmosphere, where we enjoyed freshly picked cherries while talking with a lovely and charming lady who is the managing director and a co-owner of the hotel. Since ancient times, the term "host" was used to specify both the traveler seeking for refreshment and the person who provides it. This original ambivalence reflects the special relationship by which the stranger (potentially an enemy) is bestowed welcome and granted shelter. So the hostility is transformed in hospitality (both words share the same root), perpetuating this reciprocal tradition of civilization which is ancient and holy, because, as the Romans would believe, the host could also be Zeus in disguise. If you are looking for a classy and trendy place probably this hotel won't be your first choice, but if you would like to (re)discover the warmth of true hospitality, the Hotel Bellavista is one of the best places to be.

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“Excellent Service and Location”

Our stay at Hotel Bellavista, in the small city of Montebelluna, was a lovely refuge from crowded, rude Venice. The cost was very reasonable for all the amenities offered. It is a lovely, older style hotel that offers clean, spacious rooms, polite, gracious service and all the comforts needed fo… more

Our stay at Hotel Bellavista, in the small city of Montebelluna, was a lovely refuge from crowded, rude Venice. The cost was very reasonable for all the amenities offered. It is a lovely, older style hotel that offers clean, spacious rooms, polite, gracious service and all the comforts needed for a relaxing stay. The breakfast had a great selection of fruits, yogurts, eggs and fresh buns. Like another reviewer, I would advise the hotel to downsize the selection of biscuits and sweets as there are too many to remain a fresh option. The restaurant is a separate building on the property and offers local cuisine for lunch and dinner The views from the rooms overlooking the garden are amazing and the area offers a calm and quiet place to rest each evening. The location is ideal for visits to smaller tourist locations such as Asolo, Bassano, Treviso and the wine region of Valdobiadene where you can drive through the vineyards along the Prosecco route ( a smaller Chianti). The tourist center in Montebelluna can offer some printed guides to visit the amazing villas of this region. Driving to Venice's MarcoPolo during the early morning, we were at the airport within an hour from this location.

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