The Nazionale is a decent hotel on the main street in Jesolo. Fine for a 3* hotel, with a good location. Although there are a whole array of hotels along the beach front which have private swimming pools, they are obviously much more expensive. This hotel was fine for us: simple, clean and good value. It is quite possible to get from the beach resort area of Jesolo to Venice, but it takes about 2hrs altogether, by the No.5 bus to Punta Sabbioni and then the public boat to central Venice. The resort is mainly frequented by Germans, Austrians and Italian families. If you dont speak much Italian, the restaurant waiters will try German on you. Along the main street are loads of no-nonsense restaurants (pizza etc.) and nice ice cream shops. All the main hotels - including the Nazionale - have dedicated areas of parasols on the beach just 50m from the hotel, and you will be allocated a parasol and sunloungers which will always be available for you during your stay. Its very well organised, if you dont mind being quite close to your sunbathing neighbours.

The Nazionale is a decent hotel on the main street in Jesolo. Fine for a 3* hotel, with a good location. Although there are a whole array of hotels along the beach front which have private swimming pools, they are obviously much more expensive. This hotel was fine for us: simple, clean and good value. It is quite possible to get from the beach resort area of Jesolo to Venice, but it takes about 2hrs altogether, by the No.5 bus to Punta Sabbioni and then the public boat to central Venice. The resort is mainly frequented by Germans, Austrians and Italian families. If you dont speak much Italian, the restaurant waiters will try German on you. Along the main street are loads of no-nonsense restaurants (pizza etc.) and nice ice cream shops. All the main hotels - including the Nazionale - have dedicated areas of parasols on the beach just 50m from the hotel, and you will be allocated a parasol and sunloungers which will always be available for you during your stay. Its very well organised, if you dont mind being quite close to your sunbathing neighbours.

The Nazionale is a decent hotel on the main street in Jesolo. Fine for a 3* hotel, with a good location. Although there are a whole array of hotels along the beach front which have private swimming pools, they are obviously much more expensive. This hotel was fine for us: simple, clean and good value. It is quite possible to get from the beach resort area of Jesolo to Venice, but it takes about 2hrs altogether, by the No.5 bus to Punta Sabbioni and then the public boat to central Venice. The resort is mainly frequented by Germans, Austrians and Italian families. If you don't speak much Italian, the restaurant waiters will try German on you. Along the main street are loads of no-nonsense restaurants (pizza etc.) and nice ice cream shops. All the main hotels - including the Nazionale - have dedicated areas of parasols on the beach just 50m from the hotel, and you will be allocated a parasol and sunloungers which will always be available for you during your stay. It's very well organised, if you don't mind being quite close to your sunbathing neighbours.

We had a good stay. The hotel was farther from the sea than was indicated on the map. Beach chairs and umbrellas are assigned and may be quite far back from the water. The bathroom did not have a shower stall, only a shower curtain in a corner with the drainage hole in the middle of the floor. This is fairly typical for southern Europe, but it is not pleasant to have standing water on the floor after your shower. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We were glad to have a safe parking place behind the hotel. There are many shops and restaurants in the neighborhood and no traffic is allowed on the street at night.