Hotel Bolivar

The rooms were clean and nice. The hotel is really close to the beach too! The only noteworthy detail is that the water they give you during dinner had dead little bugs in it. Also no outlets, except for the one in the bathroom. The hotel cleaning staff scared me by trying to open my locked doors while I was in the room. All the TV channels were password protected except for one. I got locked out on the balcony because they decided to put balcony sliding doors which AUTOLOCKED when you shut them. I didn't have my keys on me nor my phone. Not cool. Other than that, I liked it! Their chocolate pudding was really nice.

Its a school trip place, wouldn't recommend it for anything other than a 2 day stay. The food was terrible but it might be better when they arent serving a school.

This is an old hotel that clearly hasn't been renovated in a long time. The rooms are old and outdated with onlly one usable power outlet (in the bathroom, I had to charge my phone in the bathroom for a week). The beds were nothing special. Air conditioning costs extra on top of paying for the room. I believe it was 7 euro per night, and if you're there during the summer it is basically essential to be able to sleep.
The staff were generally brilliant apart from the receptionists who all seemed fed up and seemed unfriendly. The cleaning staff did a fantastic job, our rooms would be cleaned while we were having breakfast. The restaurant staff were also fantastic, they were all very friendly and happy in the mornings. We only had breakfast in the restaurant each morning but it was generally very good, the hot chocolate is delicious.
The pool is alright, it's not heated so it can be chilly as it's fairly shaded. But the beach is a 2 minute walk away so I preferred to swim in the sea.
The location is decent within Lido Di Jesolo, it's located on the main strip so everything you need is within walking distance.
Overall this hotel is fine, it's just a bit dated and the reception staff could be friendlier and the AV should be included with the room.

You need to know that there is a steep flight of about twenty steps to enter and leave the hotel and also to go down to the pool. There was a disabled lady in our party who struggled with access. We asked the receptionist if there was an easier access but were told they couldn’t offer it. The ground floor is a restaurant.