Almar Jesolo Resort and Spa

💡 Bright, contemporary rooms with a soft coastal palette
🏖️ Private section of Lido di Jesolo’s long sandy beach
🏆 Extensive, award-winning 2,000m² Almablu spa
🧘 Perfect for slow-paced relaxation with wellness at its heart
🪸 Complimentary parasols, sunbeds and beach towels on the hotel’s beach area (seasonal)
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rooms: 197 | Floors: 8 | Lifts: 4

Board options: Bed & Breakfast, Half Board

Family-friendly resort – typical child age: up to 11 years (for reductions and facilities; check room details for occupancy).

Almar Jesolo Resort and Spa sits right on the golden sands of Lido di Jesolo, one of Italy’s classic seaside towns. The resort unfurls along 15km of Blue Flag beach, with blue-and-white umbrellas, gentle waves and a flat seafront promenade ideal for strolling or cycling.

Step outside the hotel and you’re a short walk from cafés, snack bars and gelaterias, plus the long evening shopping street that comes to life with families and passeggiata. Further along the coast, waterparks and funfairs add extra excitement, while Venice’s iconic canals and palazzi are easily reached for a day of culture, gondolas and Bellinis.

Beachfront: direct access to Lido di Jesolo’s sandy beach
Nearest shops, bars & restaurants: approx. 400m
Laguna Shopping Centre: approx. 1.6km
Lido di Jesolo resort centre: approx. 2.1km
New Jesolandia funfair: approx. 2.9km
Caribe Bay Waterpark: approx. 4.6km

Approx. transfer time from airport: 1 hour 15 minutes from Venice Marco Polo (VCE)

Lido di Jesolo, Venetian Riviera, Italy

Wake up to generous breakfasts at Mediterra Restaurant, where buffets and à la carte dishes blend Italian favourites with international flavours for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Expect good coffee, fresh pastries, fruit and eggs, along with seasonal Mediterranean plates.

By day, the Light Blue Pool Bar keeps things relaxed with poolside snacks and drinks, open through the main summer months. Later on, the elegant River Lounge Bar becomes the hotel’s social hub, serving aperitivi, cocktails and wines beside the striking water feature – an ideal spot to ease into the evening before heading out into town.

A smart dress code may apply in the main restaurant and some venues; reservations and supplements can vary by season and board basis, so it’s worth checking the latest details on arrival. What All Inclusive typically includes.

Outside, a long heated freshwater pool stretches parallel to the sea, with sunbathing terraces dotted with loungers and parasols. The design blurs the line between pool and shoreline, so you can float in warm water while looking out over the Adriatic.

Just a few steps beyond lies the hotel’s private section of Lido di Jesolo beach, part of the resort’s 10‑mile expanse of soft yellow sand. Here, guests have access to parasols, sunbeds and beach towels on a reserved area of sand (typically complimentary; availability and operation dates may vary). It’s a classic bucket‑and‑spade setting made extra comfortable by hotel service and facilities.

Pool towels are provided free of charge, and facilities may vary slightly by season or pool area.

Wellness is a major highlight at Almar Jesolo. The Almablu Spa spans around 2,000m² and offers a serene world of saunas, steam room, Turkish bath and whirlpool (generally for guests aged 16+). Expert-led treatments – from targeted massages to beauty rituals – can be booked for a tailored spa day.

Those who like to stay active will appreciate the air-conditioned gym, equipped with cardio machines, free weights, a stretching zone and an aerobics studio, typically open from early morning to late evening. Classes such as pilates and yoga help balance beach time with feel-good movement.

Elsewhere, there’s a children’s playground in a shaded area (age/height restrictions may apply), and the hotel offers convenient touches including a 24-hour reception with concierge-style services, luggage storage, and complimentary bike hire – perfect for exploring the flat seafront on two wheels.

Superior Room with Garden View
Sleeps 2. Bright and comfortably furnished rooms overlooking the gardens, with balcony. Facilities typically include flat-screen TV, free Wi‑Fi, safety deposit box, bathrobe and slippers, hairdryer, kettle, minibar (charge), bathroom with bath or shower, air conditioning, and daily cleaning with linen and towel changes.

Superior Room with Garden View for Sole Use
Sleeps 1. As per the Superior Garden View, offered for solo travellers who want extra space and the same set of in-room comforts.

Superior Room with Side Sea View
Sleeps 2. Similar in layout to Superior rooms but positioned to offer side-on views towards the Adriatic from the balcony. Air conditioning generally operates in the main summer months, and all standard amenities are included.

Superior Room with Side Sea View for Sole Use
Sleeps 1. Ideal for solo guests looking for a touch of luxury and a glimpse of the sea, with the same facilities as the other Superior room types.

Deluxe Room with Side Sea View
Sleeps up to 3. More spacious rooms that can accommodate an extra guest, perfect for couples wanting extra room or small families. Side sea views from the balcony complement the contemporary décor.

Deluxe Room with Sea View for Sole Use
Sleeps 1. A seafacing option for solo travellers, combining a private balcony with front or near-front views of the water and all the usual amenities.

Deluxe Double or Twin Room with Sea View
Sleeps 2. These rooms maximise the sea outlook, with a balcony that opens directly towards the beach and horizon. Choose between double or twin setup, subject to availability.

Deluxe Triple Room with Sea View
Sleeps up to 3. A good choice for friends or small families who prioritise sea views, with flexible sleeping arrangements and a balcony overlooking the water.

Deluxe Family Room
Sleeps up to 4. Designed with families in mind, offering extra space to spread out alongside the hotel’s core facilities such as Wi‑Fi, TV and air conditioning.

Junior Suite
Sleeps up to 2. Suites generally offer a more generous layout with defined sleeping and lounging areas, ideal for longer stays or special occasions.

Aria Loft Suite & Aqua Loft Suite
Sleeps up to 2. Loft-style suites that typically add even more space, elevated views and a stylish, contemporary design. Perfect if you’re planning to indulge in the spa and want a serene base to return to.

Prestige Suite & Sundeck Suite
Sleeps up to 3. Top-tier suites that may include expansive terraces or sundecks, upgraded amenities and prime sea views, providing a luxurious home-from-home on the Venetian Riviera.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.

💆 Almablu spa rituals, massages and beauty treatments (16+, chargeable)
🧘 Yoga and pilates sessions (seasonal timetable)
🏋️ Gym workouts in the air-conditioned fitness centre
🚲 Cycling along the seafront promenade with complimentary bike hire
🏖️ Long, leisurely days on Lido di Jesolo’s sandy beach
🎢 Easy access to local attractions such as Caribe Bay Waterpark and New Jesolandia funfair

🛎️ 24-hour reception and concierge-style assistance
🧳 Luggage storage for early arrivals and late departures
📰 Access to international/English newspapers (local charge may apply)
🚲 Free bike hire (subject to availability)
👨‍👩‍👧 Children’s playground (shaded, with possible age/height limits)
🧺 Free pool towels and beach towels
♻️ Certified sustainable hotel practices, supporting more responsible stays
📶 Free Wi‑Fi throughout the hotel, including rooms and public spaces

Lido di Jesolo offers a classic Italian seaside atmosphere with a long pedestrianised street full of shops, pizzerias and gelaterias, plus easy links into Venice for world-class sightseeing. The resort is predominantly flat, making it very walkable and bike-friendly.

Local currency: Euro (€).
Language: Italian (English widely understood in tourist areas).
Time difference: GMT +1 (typically +1 hour from the UK).
Average flight time from the UK to Venice: around 2.5 hours.

Many hotel services and facilities are seasonal or weather dependent, and opening dates/times may change from year to year. Some amenities such as spa treatments, minibar items and certain drinks or services incur a local charge, payable directly to the hotel.

For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Italy advice.

Almar Jesolo Resort and Spa Prices & Book
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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Almar Jesolo Resort and Spa directly on the beach?
Yes. Almar Jesolo Resort and Spa enjoys a true beachfront position on Lido di Jesolo, with direct access to the sand and its own dedicated section of beach reserved for hotel guests.

2. Does the hotel provide sunbeds and umbrellas on the beach?
The hotel has a private beach area where guests can use parasols, sunbeds and beach towels, typically included as part of your stay. Availability, exact inclusions and operating dates may vary by season, so check current details at reception on arrival.

3. What board basis can I book at Almar Jesolo Resort and Spa?
Stays are usually on Bed & Breakfast, with the option to upgrade to Half Board on selected dates. Bed & Breakfast includes your morning meal, while Half Board normally adds evening dinner in the main restaurant, excluding drinks unless stated otherwise.

4. Is Almar Jesolo Resort and Spa suitable for children?
Yes. Although the hotel has a sophisticated, spa-focused feel that’s ideal for couples, families are also welcome. There are family room types, a children’s playground and the long, gently shelving beach is well suited to younger guests. Child age for pricing is typically up to 11 years.

5. What spa facilities are available and is there an age limit?
The Almablu spa features a wellness circuit with sauna, steam room, Turkish bath and whirlpool, along with a full menu of massages and beauty treatments. Access to the spa’s heat and water areas and all treatments is generally reserved for guests aged 16 and over, and charges apply for most services.

6. Is there a dress code in the restaurants?
A relaxed but smart dress code usually applies in Mediterra Restaurant and some bars, especially in the evening. Beachwear is not typically permitted inside at dinner. For the most up-to-date guidance, check with the hotel when you arrive.

7. How do I get from Venice to Lido di Jesolo?
Most holiday packages include transfers from Venice Marco Polo Airport by road, taking around 1 hour 15 minutes. If you’re travelling independently, you can reach Jesolo by a combination of road and local buses, or pre-book a private transfer or taxi for the most direct route.

8. Is Wi‑Fi available and is it free?
Yes, free Wi‑Fi is available throughout Almar Jesolo Resort and Spa, including guest rooms, the lobby and most public areas.

9. Does the hotel have parking?
The hotel typically offers on-site or nearby parking facilities for guests. Availability and any applicable charges can change seasonally, so if you plan to hire a car it’s best to confirm current parking arrangements before you travel or at the time of booking.