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Luxurious Island Retreat
Lagoon-View Spa and Outdoor Pools
Indulge in relaxation at the lagoon-view spa and take a dip in one of the three outdoor pools.
Culinary Delights and Scenic Views
Savor Venetian cuisine at the rooftop restaurant or enjoy a meal by the pool at the family restaurant. With four restaurants and three bars on site, culinary options are abundant.
Charming Accommodations and Serene Surroundings
Experience comfort in air-conditioned rooms and suites, some with garden views and others with access to the rooftop pool deck. Explore the grounds featuring a church, olive groves, and cycling paths.
Book now to immerse yourself in the luxury and tranquility of JW Marriott Venice Resort & Spa.
The property reserves the right to pre-authorize the credit card on the reservation at any time given prior to the guest arrival.
A deposit may be required at the property.
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
No parking available.
Pets are allowed. Charges may be applicable.
When booking more than 9 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 2 years old stay for free when using an available cot.
Children from 3 years old to 11 years old stay for free when using an available extra bed.
People 12 years old and over stay for € 130 per person per night when using an available extra bed.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Service am Familienpool. Unfreundlich und überfordert. Nicht angemessen für Hotelniveau.
Beau domaine. Belle arrivée en bateau. Chambre très spacieuse.
Déçue du petit-déjeuner où presque tout est en supplément…
Mauvaise expérience par rapport à l’attente pour avoir les bagages en chambre (1h), 1h30 d’attente pour avoir des glaçons dans la chambre, etc.
Bref, le service ne vaut pas un 5 étoiles.
L’accès au spa est en supplément aussi.
Certaines parties de l’hôtel devraient être rénovées…
Lage und Anbindung über den Bootsshuttle ist perfekt
Frühstück - Der Frühstücksraum war sehr enttäuschend, sehr laut, die Einrichtung gleicht eher einem Camping Restaurant oder Jugendherberge. Auswahl war ok, die sind auf amerikanische Gäste eingerichtet, welche auch zu 95% anwesend waren.
The JW Marriott Venice Resort & Spa is, without question, one of the most stunning properties in the entire Marriott Bonvoy portfolio. From the moment you arrive by boat, the experience feels special and sets the tone for an unforgettable stay.
A huge thank you to Mattia Bassetti, who went above and beyond throughout our five-night stay. His professionalism, warmth, and attention to detail ensured our family had everything we needed from start to finish.
One of the things we love most about this property is how easy it is to enjoy Venice while still escaping the crowds. The complimentary ferry service made getting to and from Piazza San Marco effortless, with late-night service running until 12:30 AM.
Traveling with children can sometimes be challenging, but the Kids Club team was absolutely incredible. Our two children, ages 10 and 8, genuinely looked forward to spending time there each day. The variety of indoor and outdoor activities kept them engaged, entertained, and excited to return.
The rooftop bar and restaurant are spectacular, offering breathtaking views that alone are worth the visit. Whether enjoying a cocktail at sunset or simply taking in the scenery, it’s one of those places you won’t forget.
This was our second stay at the JW Marriott Venice, and it only reinforced why it has become our go-to hotel whenever we visit Venice. Exceptional service, world-class amenities, family-friendly programming, and an unforgettable setting make this property truly special. Five stars without hesitation. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
We stayed here four nights as a family of three before our cruise, and it was an excellent choice from start to finish. The resort sits on its own private island, so the ambience is quiet, serene, and a world away from the bustle of Venice itself. After busy travel days, coming back to that calm was exactly what we needed.
We stayed in one of the retreat-style villas off the main hotel, and I'd highly recommend going that route — it added an extra layer of privacy and relaxation to an already peaceful setting. The grounds, the service, and the food were all top-notch.
A few highlights: The shuttle into Venice ran every half hour, which made it effortless to come and go and see the city on our own schedule. There were two pools — an adults-only pool on the rooftop and a family pool on the grounds — perfect for traveling with our daughter. And the staff were friendly and welcoming throughout the resort.
Two small things kept it from being flawless, both housekeeping-related. The washcloths in our room weren't replenished after the first couple of days — we got fresh towels daily, but despite asking our housekeeper more than once, the small bath cloths never came (possibly a language barrier on our end). The Keurig coffee pods and coffee cups also went a couple of days without being restocked. We raised it all with the concierge on departure. Minor stuff for an otherwise outstanding stay, but worth noting for a property at this level.
Overall, a wonderful, relaxing stay and a fantastic home base for visiting Venice with family. We couldn't have made a better choice.
On its own private island, a 15 minute boat ride from St Mark’s Venice. We loved being able to very easily pop in and out of the hustle and bustle of Venice. While Venice is stunningly beautiful, the island is a relief from the heat of Venice. It has a breezy, garden feel which we appreciated so much. Would recommend rooms out of the main building. The staff we very attentive. Particularly Raphael on concierge who could!mr have been more helpful with restaurant suggestions and booking tables.
The shuttle runs very smoothly and on time, it the staff are not Marriott and it shows.
room was beautiful, breakfast buffet delicious, grounds beautiful, water taxi easy (every 30min basically 8a-MN both ways), check-in easy. no complaints except we arrived a day late due to flight cancellation and they would not credit us (nonrefundable prepaid) which was a bummer.
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We loved the distance from the chaos, the peace and beauty on the island and the staff’s professionalism!
It is quite expensive, making it difficult for us to come back.
This hotel is disappointing. No, I need to change that. Very disappointing. In such a venerable city of such magnificence and beauty as Venice, lies the worst possible American-style motel, with all the shortcomings of a Maga hillbilly resort, with zero charm and even less panache than a giant undercooked cheeseburger..the gateway promised much, as we approached from a launch from Marco Polo Airport. The journey through Venice was be-witching, past the Cipriani, a proper hotel, onto this Guantamino bay resort, with faded decadence and overpriced poor service. The hotel resembles a giant prison camp, the rooms are comfortable, no doubt, but the corridors resemble something from Jack Nicolson's The Shinning, with plain carpet. The bar was empty and the grounds entirely soulless. The roof top restaurant, well, where do I begin? The tables are in sun, with no shade. The staff, obviously on minimum wage, are unmanaged and helpless. Service is appalling, it took 30 minutes to get the water we ordered. The wine was unchilled, the specials off the menu and no bread arrived. The main course was passable, but the Tiramasu was awful. They charged a cover charge of €16, which when I challenged it, was informed it was a local tax. Utter BS. The staff were not mqnaged by experienced people and it showed. No discernable failings but just a horrible panoply of bad service, shrugged shoulders and bland food. For Italy, the home of culminary delights, this was just really disappointing. Maybe it is the American influence..managing to undermine Venetian beauty with a water tower and other carbunkles of American origin. To be sure, the patrons are 100% American, blissfully engorging on American beer and burgers..some more adventurous even trying local wine and pasta..with some aplomb. DInner cost €170 which wouldn't have been an issue if we could give it 4 out of 10. I'm afraid, for non American travellers, avoid like the plague unless you particularily want to relive nights by the fireside in Indiana with a chicken McNugget meal. This hotel is not as advertised. In a city of ancient antiquity and art, this ugly ediface needs a cultural uplift, some proper Italian- orientated manegement and some basic lessons in hospitality. Come here to be disappointed. Better still, pick somewhere else to stay
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