Condominio Monaco

Being central and still close to the beach is a real plus, and the place is clean. I also liked the new bathroom, though there’s barely any storage, and the air conditioning and microwave are useful. A small washing machine would have been welcome. The overall setup is satisfactory. Bibione itself deserves praise for its natural setting and for the Venetian people’s hard work in making it efficient and providing so many tourist amenities.

It’s a decent base for a week or two if you mainly need somewhere to stay. The apartment is roomy enough for two to four, though it has six beds and would probably feel cramped with that many. There’s an entry area, a shower bathroom, a twin room, a living room and kitchen with a sofa bed, and a small terrace. The double sleeping area is actually a partially open space, not a full-height separate bedroom, with curtains between areas. When we arrived it was reasonably clean, and pots and pans were provided. Some parts have newer furnishings, including the kitchen, one bedroom, and bathroom, while the main bedroom is older. Nothing especially good or bad stood out. The bed was uncomfortable for me, too soft and bouncy, though that’s personal preference. Small pets are accepted at no extra charge if you tell the agency beforehand.

The location is the one good thing. It was noisy from the street and the neighbors, the apartment looked old, and the sockets didn’t work. The fixtures felt flimsy, and the place wasn’t properly clean when handed over, certainly not sanitized. It isn’t worth the price.

Right in the center and close to the sea, with everything nearby. There’s even a great bakery within easy reach.