Hotel Ambasciatori

Overall NOT a 4 star hotel first of all.
The good:
Nice modern layout
Modern (think Ikea) furniture and fixtures
Staff was nice to me
New building
Decent location
The bad:
Hot water didn’t work (this was hotel wide and took about 3 hours to get fixed)
While our AC seemed to work many others in our group had rooms at 28 Celsius with no AC
No outlets by bed
Plastic cups (4 star)
Left bed light didn’t work
Ripped towels
No coffee of coffee maker (again 4 star?)
Fridge didn’t work
TV was tiny (20 inch tv in a new 4 star hotel?)
The weird:
Mixed gold and silver fixtures (as in both colors on the same fixture)
A random little closet sized room with no door, shelves, or other apparent purpose
Some stuff may have been just passed over as its a new hotel and they may have forgotten a thing or two. It had a lot of potential. But some stuff is just inexcusable. It was also quite loud at night as many others commented.

This is definitely not a 4 star hotel as it advertises, but definitely has the ability to be if a little more would be invested in to amenities.
The Room: average size with a table and lounge chairs, mini fridge (ours of which didn’t work) small, stand up shower (shower tubs are more common), towel heating rack (also didn’t work), lots of mirrors making the room seems more spacious. The room lacked many amenities that are common for quality hotels including electric coffee maker/​kettle, glass cups for drinking (they gave us wrapped plastic cups, even put them in the broke mini fridge to keep them cold), facial soap, facial tissue, writing pad and pen.
The Breakfast: fell very short of my expectations. After three weeks of traveling around Europe, I had a general idea of what to see on the buffet. Yes, did have eggs and bacon, but quality was very poor. I enjoyed the breakfast at $ 30 hostels more than this «4 star property». The only thing I enjoyed was the automated coffee maker.
I was told that about five years ago this hotel got new ownership and the quality plummeted and the attitude of the hotel staff changed for the worse.
The Common Areas: very spacious, modern looking, and plenty of seating.
Overall, definitely would not return and advised my tour director to speak with the tour company to no longer use this property as a resource.

Let’s do the positive first: great location! There’s a supermarket across the street, lots of places to eat around the area at walking distance, bus stop to Venice and anywhere around the area is across the street, hotel has modern lobby at the entrance.
Now the hotel: the staff were unfriendly and not so helpful. When I booked I saw that there were old rooms and updated rooms, I was praying I would get the updated room, I didn’t. The room I got was so small, dark and dingy, and UGLY!!! Sheesh I can’t believe how hot it was in there. We asked our unfriendly front desk people to turn down the heat and she said «ok» but nothing happened. They had their closet looking like a secret closet but we magically found it and stashed a couple of dress shirts in it and totally forgot to get them out upon leaving. Well the unfriendly FD girls strikes again as they just kept pushing the issue around when we called to try to retrieve our items to the «next» shift to follow up on. We never resolved that issue.
Parking is € 10 but drive around and you will find parking on the street (look for the white line parking).
I will stay at another hotel but will choose the same area =)

We stayed here 1 night after a cruise. This is the sister hotel of the Delfino. The room was basic, but clean. The breakfast buffet was adequate. The hotel restaurant did have a decent dinner and very friendly staff. There are several restaurants nearby, and a really nice coffee bar. There is also a local grocery store in the next block with an extensive inventory and reasonable prices. Everyone in Mestre was extremely helpful with providing directions and recommendations. The WIFI connection was pitiful. The «free» WIFI connection required access to your Facebook account, which I was unwilling to provide. Mestre is a very safe and walkable city. The city center is worth the walk. The most famous site is the medieval clock tower.

stayed just one night but the accommodations were nice. We had two single beds pushed together but made it work. The room was a little warm at first but then cooled down then it was great. Food wasn’t anything to look forward to

This place is not the worst place we stayed in Italy (that honor goes to the Ambasciatori in Florence, actually) but it’s pretty bad. Rude service, I don’t know what the hell they do to the breakfast but it’s pretty much inedible, and it was really loud all night every night (maybe not the hotel’s fault, necessarily, but didn’t make the experience any better.)
Two stars instead of one because at least it was clean, but that’s not really enough of a reason to come back.

This hotel claims to be 4 stars but it’s more like 2 stars…
Canned fruits, over cooked frozen veggies and egg from powder… Oh and day old rock hard croissants