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The historic Venetian residence rises near the old monastery of the Madonna del Pero, a small village located in the Venetian Villas area between Venice and Treviso.
The Villa built around the middle of the nineteenth century in classic venetian style, and was made famous during the great war by the illustrious presence of Ernest Hemingway. It was here that this great author was inspired whilst composing some of his most important novels and chose Monastier to have his catholic baptism.
The Relais, completely refurbished in 2001, offers the vistor 31 de luxe rooms, 3 splendid suites and a prestigious cuisine, thanks to the expertise of of Emanuele Rizzoli, the young chef whose specialization allowed him to reach the highest levels of the local Trevigiana cuisine. The villa today conserves all it's original charms; spacious and restful areas, pleasant and harmonious architecture.
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Tax Information
At this destination there is a local tourist tax and municipal tax not included in the price per person and night that you have to pay directly at the hotel.
How to arrive
- From the A4 motorway
Coming from Milan, when you get to Mestre, take the A-27 and exit at Treviso Sud, head right towards Jesolo, after 6 km turn left Monastier.
Coming from Trieste exit at S. Donà di Piave and immediately turn right following the signs for Venice. After 1500mt. the roundabout turn right at the traffic lights for Fossalta after the center of the country itself, turn right for Treviso. Within 5 km you will reach the hotel.
- From the Venice-Belluno motorway
Exit at Treviso Sud, head right towards Jesolo, after about 7 km turn left Monastier.
- From M. Polo Airport (VE)
Take the A-27 Venice-Belluno and exit at Treviso Sud, head right towards Jesolo, after about 7km, turn left Monastier.
