Location was amazing! Little cottages - super cute, clean and comfy. Accommodation has everything you need, 10+ options per day to take a bus to Venice and back (2.50€ one direction). Pool was great.

Staff at the front desk was not friendly at all. At the restaurant either. If I would have to rate only staff it would be 1. However the accommodation was great, hence its 9.

I like the concept of Hu villages (I've stayed before in other cities at them). Big room with all that you need at a very good price. The entire campus is well organized and you have a restaurant on site, also a small shop with all kinds of stuff - with supermarket prices. (also if you go when is warm they have multiple outdoor activities around the pool) They have a shuttle bus (2.5EUR) to Venice, but the schedule is not very reliable and you must book it at reception. Still maybe better than the 20 min walk to public bus station. The reception acted very fast to solve the issues we had in the room.

It was pretty late when we arrived and we were kind of tired. We had the bad luck that the access card didn't work to open the door. Also the key from the reception didn't work to open the door and we had to wait a little until the door was fixed. (maybe 10-15 minutes, but since we were tired we didn't really enjoyed the waiting). For some reason our shower didn't start the water heater so in order to have hot water in the shower we had to keep the hot water on at the sink which is in the room while showering (so more humidity in the room and lower water pressure at the shower). Not a dislike, rather something you should be aware off (but I can't put it at liked stuff): The AC can be switched between cold & heating working mode only from reception.

The camping is located in a green residential area that seems very safe and friendly (we walked in and out at various hours, including 10 PM and 4 AM and never felt insecure). The camping staff was very friendly and helped us with infos, maps and details. 24/7 check-out, very good for us. The easiest way (and cheapest) to reach Venezia Piazzalle Roma for us from HU Camping was to walk about 25 minutes (2 km) to Panorama hypermarket (where you can buy all kind of drinks, food, cookies, including cooked ready-to-go food) from where you can travel to Venice by their free shuttle once per hour (they said you have to show to the driver a 4 EUR/pers receipt but they never asked for it). The shuttle depart each hour at 09.30/ 10.30 ... and go to Venice in less than half-an-hour. There are some bus stations a bit closer (Marghera Cimitero, bus line 81F or Beccaria Canetti, bus line 18), but the bus schedule could be a bit challenging for your daily schedule. The bus ticket is 1,5 EUR/person for 75 minutes, that is more than enough to go anyway from Venice or Mestre railway station to HU camping. The Hu camping also provide a shuttle for Venice that costs 3,5 EUR/person one-way (in March 2025). Never used it because there was only 2 per day and their departure hours was not good for us. For all type of food also recommend Panorama hypermarket. The Al Calesse restaurant which is the closest around was closed during our staying. The Hu camping also have a nice supermarket. There will be a bit of daily hike from the camping to any bus station (15 minutes at least), no matter you go to the train station, or to Venice, but Venice itself means many hours of pedestrian routes in daily basis, so come prepared. The room itself was great, spacious and providing all amenities we need. Heating was made using the AC system, but it easily succeded to provide 24 Celsius degrees inside even when there was 3 Celsius degrees outside.

The fridge in room was a bit small (minibar type fridge) but it was working OK. The door locking system based on cards was a bit unfriendly at first sight, but we eventually get used with it.

small but comfortable place for few nights stay, when least/budgetary option is selected. Room is clean however they won’t housekeep (at least not the one i’ve picked) until you checkout. Otherwise, place is secured, simple configuration but optimal.

Because it’s located on Marghera landmark, you need to walk to nearest bus station for roughly 15 mins (Parmesan st.) and hop on bus #6 (or 6L, or #43) to reach Venice. Nothing much to do around, so you better stay till late evening in Venice to enjoy the environment

Everything! The store is very well equiped and the lady Gabriela that helps there is very kind. The staff in the lobby also solve everything i nedded and were educated, thanks for that. You have laundry machines, playgrounds for your kids...quite cozy this stay.

The lifeguard in the pool very racist, there are no dogs allowed there and she even pet one that got in (from an european), i forgot to take my shoes off when i got in and she made such a deal with her whistle and yelling. The pool schedule, at 6pm you still have sun after you came back from venice, but they close it at that time.

Location was very nice and 3 mins from bus stop Available restaurant and small market in the resort Hot water always available Comfortable bed Spacious room Good looking tiny houses and nice landscapes Overall very comfortable stay and very good price

Could use enhancements for example: Room floor was sticky and smelled very bad, as it was cleaned with an old towel. Administrstion staff were not very helpful and not so eager to explain what are the advantages we can use while we stay there. It would be nicer when staff welcome visitors to explain about the amentities, opening hours of the pool restaurants and market etc. Restaurant meals were too small and overpriced.

Even though the location is not very central, the camping offers great facilities, like the pools, the restaurant, the bar, the market, the shuttle bus to Venice and so many more, so it does not feel like the distance from the city centre is an impediment. We really appreciated the staff, everyone was very welcoming and kind, always helping. The shuttle bus to Venice is very convenient, it takes around 20 minutes to reach Venice and it runs until later in the evening (you have to check the schedule at the reception, where you can buy the tickets in advance). Everything is well-organised and in order. It is a great accommodation option, whether you want to have a place to come back to after you travel all day, or want to relax by the pool and have some downtime.

The only thing I would like to see different is the cleaning during the stay. The staff offers cleaning only after check-out. But other than that, all was great.

The place is amazing, and a comfortable room for 3 people. The staff is very friendly and helpful, easy check-in and check-out. All in all for the price it was an amazing deal.

The location is a bit far from the centre, 17 minutes walk to the nearest bus station that leads to venice. They have a bus that goes from the facility but only at 11 am.

Liked the room and the facilities.

The shuttle pick up location wasn’t clear . We wanted to take the shuttle late at night but could not find the stop. We called the staff to clarify the location but they weren’t super helpful. In the end we l had to take a taxi to the hotel, because the shuttle had left. The map and time table provided to us said the stop is located at tronchetto - maritima, which I a confusing as that is two different stations. later we learned the actual location was at marítima (not tronchetto) .

It was great stay for family of 3. We enjoyed time in camp. There were plenty of parking spots available. When we entered the apartment, there was water in the living room. However, we were promptly provided with a new one, which resolved the issue right away. Additionally, there’s a shuttle bus that takes you to Venice, making it convenient to avoid traveling by car.

The breakfast buffet was disappointing. For €12 per person, we were served cold scrambled eggs and cold bacon. Additionally, the cashier informed us that we could help ourselves to anything in the buffet section. Based on that, we took two cookies from the refrigerator, as no prices were displayed. However, a staff member later approached us and informed us that we needed to pay €6 for each cookie.