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 HISTORY OF THE VILLA
The construction is dated around 1880 and the building was almost immediately incorporated with the bordering properties of the Counts Ninni. During the 1st World War the Villa housed a field hospital and such illustrious guests as Ernst Hemingway. In 1976 it was definitively converted into a Hotel.
DESCRIPTION OF THE VILLA
October 2001, after long restoration work, it reopened to the public. It consists of a central block and two "barchessa" side wings in classical Venetian style. Located at 30 km from Venice, it offers comfortable rooms and suites, 2 bars, 4 restaurant rooms witha refined cuisine offering regional specialities. Congress center, outdoor swimming pool, secular park, large parking 
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