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9 reviews of Venice Marco Polo Airport Link Arrival Transfer
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Venice Marco Polo Airport Link Arrival Transfer. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
Even though the flight was 3 hours late and arrived at midnight, they waited behind to collect us and whisk us quickly to our hotel whilst others we heard had an epic trying to get to Venice.
Reviewed by: James H, United Kingdom, July 2008
Perfect, although somewhat confusing.
Reviewed by: Barry N, United States, June 2008
Everything worked well. Everyone was friendly and helpful. The water taxi office in the airport directed us to the water taxi area. When we reached the water taxi area, the taxi operator knew our names, was expecting us, and was very helpful with our luggage and got us as close to our hotel as possible. Would not hesitate to use this service again.
Reviewed by: George S, United States, May 2008
Our name clearly displayed at arrival point, all arrangements carried out efficiently which was much appreciated due to our late night arrival. We were contacted at our hotel the day before our departure confirming details of our pick-up time and again we were collected promptly and delivered to the airport without any problem and in plenty of time to check in for our flight. Would certainly recommend this transfer particularly for late night arrival or anyone not knowing the city. Would use again if the occasion arose.
Reviewed by: Valerie B, United Kingdom, April 2008
We were delighted and relieved to find that our transfer service was waiting for us despite our flight delay of 3 and a half hours. Thank you for waiting and for an efficient and exciting transfer.
Reviewed by: Catherine T, United Kingdom, April 2008
Everything went like clock work, the boat transfer company was there and it didn't take more the 20 minutes to get our boat.
Reviewed by: June L, United Kingdom, May 2008
I was grateful to find someone doing an Airport Venice transfer and I was by and large pleased. There were 6 people in the launch and one very nice man helped us with the luggage when the man driving the boat didn't. I had expected him to take the luggage once we'd rolled them down to the boat but he only took a couple of our pieces. We had three bags and two carry ons which we carried ourselves. The ride was very fast, a little too fast as we broke over some rough waves. I don't recommend this for anyone with a back problem.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Canada, July 2008
You can do much better. First off, we had to wait almost 2 hours for them to get to us. I heard a lot of excuses that day. I understood that they would take us to our hotel since it was on a major canal. NO! They let us off at Saint Mark's Square and we had to walk. We could have gotten the public bus much cheaper and had the same service, okay, we could have had quicker service.
Take the public transport if your hotel is near a major tourist site, you can check online. Or if you have the money you can take a private taxi. Both are very simple to do, practically idiot proof. In fact both are right next to the one I booked through Viator.
Booth was easy to find in arrival hall, but it was staffed by someone who did not really speak English. He referred us to someone across the hall who sent us back, but by then the first man had disappeared and never returned. The guarantee said that we might have to wait up to 30 minutes as it was a shared boat, but it took over 45. Someone finally showed up, and we were told to stand to the side while the folks who had paid for a tour were given information on Venice. When the tour guide was done we all got on the boat. If they had just put a sign on the booth that they were loading a boat and would return soon, it would have helped a lot. The boat and driver were clean and friendly and helped us to find our hotel in Venice.
Reviewed by: Michael G, United States, July 2008
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