Villa Bonin Club And Restaurant

Illegal cigarette smoking indoors is extreme by 3 am, and pretty bad after 2 am, yet accepted by staff, your clothes will stink like cigarettes, your eyes will burn, and you will suffer emphasyma since smokers get a filter, second hand smokers do not...loss of one star for lack of health, safety, and comfort to guests. Tip: leave a second shirt in the car and avoid vommitting out the window on the drive home because of a cigarette stinking shirt that spreads into your car. Ridiculous mass of people with no organized line to pay for your coat to be held at the established coat holding closet area, but what is worse is lack of organization. People wedge between each other and lean over the table stretching their arms trying to get one or two girls of staff attention for assistance. Staff is usually one or two people only and the staff entertains who ever s the most dramatic, who ever leans over the table and complains with their hands, not the patient polite and orderly guests. Loss of another star. Tip: leave your coats in the car, save the 3 euros you pay for a hassle. Upon arrival you are given a paper card but not told what it is for. Turns out you can't leave until you have given the card to the cashier and pay your admission then give your paid receipt to staff as you exit. I don't know what would happen if you lose that paper card but I suspect if you did the staff will charge you a high entrance free or something. Music was too loud, so take ear plugs or you will permanently lose hearing. Restrooms have no paper towels or toilet paper, but there was soap and frigid cold water that discourages people from washing, so expect a lot of germs everywhere. Light show, and paid dancers were great.. Seems there isn't a dance floor just a lot of people standing, but some dancing as a couple in corners.

This establishment doesn't allow Americans to enter. Myself and many other American friends have been denied entry due to not being Italian on multiple occasions (Bouncer admitted it to our face). They lied to us and told us we needed reservations but yet while they were saying this large groups of italians were able to enter without being stopped, asked any questions, or asked for a reservation. We were dressed nice and ready to spend hundreds of euros as we usually do in nightclubs but yet we're turned away because we were Americans. AMERICANS STAY AWAY!!!!! from this place and spend your money where you appreciated.

Fun night club, beautiful setting. You can go there for dinner before, there are two restaurants. A pizzeria and regular. We paid €26 for a 4 course meal that included our entrance fee, a bottle of wine and a free cocktail. Great value! Dancing and djs usually start around midnight. Dinner starts at 9pm.

Quite good music, welcoming staff. The drinks cost to much in my opinion (7€ for a beer is an almost illegal trade) but it turns out to be a quite entertaining place if you are in a group of 5 to 10 people (just like any other disco though...)

Great club and good music but there were too many people smoking near the doors. I smelled like cigarettes the entire night and I don't smoke. The bar area outside should be bigger. It takes too long to get a drink. I gave up trying to get another drink after my second drink.

Super expensive and i feel like everytime i have gone i get cheated because i only ordered 2 drinks and it came out to 70 euro and it was only me. The first time i went with a friend and we both had 3 drinks each and she paid my entrance and for both it was a total of around 60 euro. So it doesnt really make sense how i went alone and had to pay more. Definitely never going back.

We came one time before and the experience was good, decent music and good people and had a good time. But came again a few weeks later and they stopped me and my two friends while letting everyone else in and said that we couldn’t come in because they had exceeded the limit, while other groups was walking in, so overall I’ve realized they are prejudice towards Americans/Mexicans

Best club in Veneto, a lot of my fellow Americans complain about the staff being racist but its more like their is a strict dress code. I love Italian fashion. However people try to get in with basketball shoes and baggy sports clothes. Show up showered and dressed to impressed.