Hotels near Treviso Airport - TSF, Treviso

We visited Treviso from August 6 to August 13. During this time the city was quiet, peaceful, and not crowded. It is clean and charming, which is actually a rarity in Europe. The only downside is that the shops close too early – it was impossible to go shopping during the day because of the heat, and in the evening, when it became cooler, everything was already closed. In my opinion, this way the city loses potential customers.

It's super calm and quiet area. We landed there and headed to Venice the next day. Note that you should wave to bus drivers on the bus stop in order to show them that they should stop and pick you up.

Everything in Treviso is within walking distance. The shops are plentiful. There’s lots of gorgeous little bars and restaurants and cafés. I could spend the whole year here just going into each & every one! There just was not enough time. The only thing I would say is that the Italian waiters could do with some coaching when it comes to being friendly to foreigners. We did notice that they pour smaller drinks for foreigners than they do for locals but if you keep drinking in their restaurant. They then give you more than your first glass! Their way of rewarding loyalty I assume!

The gentleman who welcomed us was extremely friendly and helpful. The place is rustic, clean, and pleasant, with a beautiful garden. The breakfast was simple but very tasty. Overall a very relaxing place to stay in a calm area close to the aeroport. The only thing to mention is the fact that there is no WiFi in the rooms, it is only available in common areas (this information was mentioned in the listing, so it wasn't a surprise, but someone reliant on technology like me may miss it, although this is a very personal matter and I believe most guests wouldn't mind).

We instantly fell in love with this cozy little town. Close to Venice yet so different, Treviso charmed us with its canals, picturesque streets, historic center, and the vibrant atmosphere created by its young population. It truly stole our hearts. Unfortunately we stayed only for 2 nights and explored only the city center, but it is worth more time.

Quaint town. With a local vibe and not to busy. Food was nice and not expensive. The presecco region was a 45-60min drive. We hired a car from the airport and drove onto the wine country. It was spectacular.