Hotels near Treviso Airport - TSF, Treviso

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.

I would recommend people to visit Treviso as it is small enough to walk around, plenty of shops, parks and wildlife. The river is the standout feature and the local people are very welcoming and friendly. It's only a 10 minute shuttle bus from the airport to the train station and Treviso has easy connections to Venice, Udine, Padua, Vincenza and Verona.

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).

Plenty bars, coffee shops and restaurants in the centre and surrounding are. Bus station and train station not far from the centre. Several towns and cities of interest available by bus or train. Venice bus or train. Treviso an interesting town to wander round. Have visited Treviso at least 10 times and will continue to visit.

Treviso is a quaint little city which to me was a much better option than overpriced and overcrowded Venice (I can totally understand Venice dwellers increasing ire with rising tourist numbers, it it definitely well-founded). It has it all, views, nice people, churches, canals, you name it, and it is tranquil. Sure, like any city it gets busy in the evenings as people go out but it is pleasant, you don't feel suffocated. You can just go and have a coffeee or some wine with friends and feel good without having to brush shoulders with others all the time or have no place to walk in the street. I love it here and will surely come back. I experienced it with an 8 yo who hates crowds and even she loved it here.

Nice and cosy town, with a beautiful old town. I land in Treviso airport on my way to Biennale of Art in Venice for 7 years already, but it was the first time that I decided to stay in it. I think it is worth visiting, but loses in comparison to Venice. And not surprisingly - when I got message from Booking „Attractions choosen for you in the city of Treviso”, all the offered tours and attractions were… in Venice. I think Treviso could build its own brand, if this was the desire, starting from the city of volleyball, with the strong record of international achievements. But so far it seems to me, that the city accepts its role for being just a transit destination.