The hotel arranged pick up for us ,it cost 40 euros,but there were 6 of us to share.I would advise you to ring the hotel(or emai) and ask him or her,he speaks ver good English and will give you lots of help with transport into Venice

Hotel hotel is 3Km to far the train station, that you take its for the Verona city.

As I remember, we took busses 15 and 6E from the airport. We had 2 very short walks (each a minute or two). There was a booth at the airport which was staffed by nice young people who spoke English. The bus routes and such were patiently explained to us and sketched out on a piece of paper. Can’t remember the price, but I don’t recall thinking it was high. Yes, the hotel has showers in the rooms and provides soap and shampoo. I can’t remember if it was gel soap, though.

From Treviso Airport you have to take bus line ATVO and stop at the bus stop in Mestre Corso del Popolo Banca BNL. We enclosed the time table from Treviso to Mestre. Ask to the bus driver to stop at the exately bus stop. Wenn you are in Corso del Popolo Banca BNL in Mestre you will see Piazza XXVII October. You have to cross this square and take Via Colombo where you will find the Mestre Centre interchange of all the buses. From there Mestre Centro ( Piazzale Cialdini ) you can take bus 5E or Bus 6E to Zelarino Hotel Antico Moro. We are in the centre of Zelarino Via Castellana, 149 after the central San Vigilio Church. We are at the opposit site of the church 100 meters after on your left side. The exately bus stop in Zelarino is at the side of Banca Intesa San Paolo. If you like to take a taxi from Mestre to our Hotel are only few Kilometers. Taxe Talephone number is 041-5964. We you have any other questions do not exitate to contact us. We are at your disposition.

Hi, 1. The hotel is a 25-30 minute drive/bus ride from the centre of Venice (which doesn't feel like that long). We did this trip for 5 days and it wasn't a problem. 2. I stayed at this hotel but did not arrive by cruise, so I cannot say for certain. There are always taxis available, but be aware that they are rather costly (I paid approximately 50 euros from the Marco Polo airport). You can also pay for a water taxi but these cost a couple of hundred euros, so I would avoid if on a budget. 3. Options for transportation on the mainland are either a hire car, taxi (expensive), or bus (€1.50 per bus ride, per person). Buses no not run very late into the night, however, with the last bus being between 22:00 and 23:00. When in Venice the fastest way to get around is by water boat which is €7.50 per ride, or you can pay for a day ticket from one of the ticket booths which will work out much cheaper if hopping on and off to sightsee. The hotel staff are more than accommodating with travel requirements. They are extremely helpful and will be able to advise you on the best way to travel and to make the most of your sightseeing time. Hope you have a lovely stay - we definitely did.