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You have to be super rich to stay here unless you don't mind paying more than a thousand bucks per night . BUT if you have 25 euros to buy an overpriced drink at their spectacular rooftop bar --you should ! Sio your drink , stare at the fabulousness that is Venice below and feel Important , blessed and grateful that this beautiful building can be appreciated in some way. I thought it was curious that there's a lady who walks around with a Hawk perched on her arm... but then I realize mad it's there to keep the pod grins away . As soon as the Hawk isn't there , the pilgrims dive bomb your bowl of macadamia nuts . So keep your nuts covered LOL if you don't want your table to get attacked by pigeons.
Looking for an exceptional old world classy hotel then this is the place for you. The lobby alone is one of the most decadent places I've ever seen. The staff was kind and helpful. The room was incredible (I must admit we had a exceptionally expensive suite paid for by work and not remotely a room I could afford normally) but good lord was it magical. Location was right where we hopped off the ferry and around the corner from the basilica.
A historic hotel with beautiful views and superior service. When you walk into the hotel, the lobby will amaze you as you look at the beautiful and detailed decor. After you check-in, the receptionist will walk you to your room and give you a quick history of the magnificent building. The hotel still uses a turn key that is modified with modern day technology which will light up a green light when you unlock your room. You deposit your key with the concierge when you go in and out of the room so you don't have to carry the heavy key all day. There are three buildings so if you are in building three (left), then all rooms start with a 3 no matter what floor. If you are in building 2, then your room will start with a 2. The main building seems to follow the traditional numbering system.
The most beautiful hotel in Venice, Italy It is 600 years old and celebrating 200 years of being a hotel ! This hotel is beyond words breathtaking. I'm hoping that the few photos we captured will only do it justice. With its picturesque location they have upgraded our suite for our honeymoon and we could not be happier! Thankful for this wonderful year and looking forward to many more memories
This is the epitome of luxury! I have stayed at a fair share of five star hotels in Europe, but Hotel Danieli is by far the most luxurious hotel that I have ever experienced in my life. Hotel Danieli, as described on the hotel webpage (http://www.danielihotelvenice.com/hotel-danieli-history), is made up of three palaces. Yes, they are palaces made into a hotel! The main building, where the lobby and the front desk are, is from the 14th century. Depending on which part of the hotel you stay in, the style will be different. My girlfriend and I stayed in a Deluxe Lagoon View room, which I believe is in Palazzo Casa Nuova (19th century). First and foremost, we loved the view from our room (photo). Everything about this room and, in fact about the entire hotel, is unbelievably luxurious, something reminds me of a picture perfect image of nobility or even royalty. Their breakfast is served on their terrace. The view from the terrace is literally breath taking. Even if you're not staying at Hotel Danieli, I highly recommend that you make a reservation at Terrazza Danieli (http://www.terrazzadanieli.com/en) for a romantic dinner (if applicable). If you do stay at Hotel Danieli, make sure to ask for a free tour of their most expensive suites. This is something I read in fellow Yelper Lorena S.'s review AFTER staying here! Anyway, according to their webpage, Doge Dandolo Royal Suite starts at 12,000 Euro per night! I only dream about staying here again. I recommend that you stay here and experience all the luxury and excellence Hotel Danieli has to offer. I highly recommend that you book a lagoon view room. I don't know if you'd like to pay extra to get a balcony facing the lagoon since there are numerous tourists walking in front of the hotel, but having windows overlooking the lagoon (especially from a higher floor) is a must in my opinion. ****************************** If you found something useful in my review, please hit "useful" so that I can improve my reviews. If you love food and traveling, follow me! Thank you and happy Yelping!
The hotel consists of three buildings which are all connected. The one in the middle is the oldest building which was built back in the 14th century. They are doing a great job maintaining old furniture, decor, and structure. 1. Access from the airport (VCE) a. Water taxi - about 30 min and cost €110. It will take you right to the side entrance of the hotel. b. Alilaguna - about 75 min and cost €15 (one way) or €25 (round trip). Take "Blue Line" and get off at San Zaccaria stop. Turn left, cross the bridge - total walk 3 min. Both 1 and 2 options above can be accessed through 7 min walk from the airport (turn left from the arrival hall exit, and pass the cab line). 2. Location The hotel is located right next to the famous Piazza San Marco, so you are in the middle of great sightseeing spots. There are tons of transportation options right in front of the hotel - including gondola rides (not the fake ones in Vegas, ha). 3. Room Thanks to my Starwood Platinum status, my room was already upgraded to their Jr Suite in the main building before arrival. Although there was no direct water view, it was a huge room with bedroom/separate study/huge bathroom, and hallway (yes, within the room). Surrounded by old furniture and structure, I felt like I took a time machine to go back to Middle Ages. While they kept old furniture, they also added modern technology such as a big flat screen TV. The floor was slightly inclined (and I proved it by rolling a water bottle) but hey it's part of the beauty. The bathroom was huge - it was the size of an average apartment bedroom in the US. It took awhile to get hot water, but hey you are on vacation, so what's your hurry? :) When I mentioned it was my first visit, the lovely front desk personnel wanted to give an water view room which became available from the next day. It was a little bit smaller from Jr Suite, but still nice-sized and with more updated amenity, and of course water-front! 4. Restaurant The restaurant on the rooftop had a breathtaking view - had breakfast while enjoying the amazing view. The breakfast full buffet costs you €52 pp (incl prosecco,) but it was included in my elite benefits fortunately. :) The spread didn't change everyday, but it was quite relaxing and enjoyable even if I only had fresh fruit/croissant, good Italian coffee, and the view... 5. General The concierge was very knowledgeable and helpful. Got some good local tips. Well-established Venetian glass companies send their complimentary boats to the hotel regularly from Murano, and you can just tell concierge to hop on one of those. After their factory tour which is fun, they can take you back to the hotel, or you can walk around Murano and make it to Burano via public transportation on your own pace - nice way to spend extra time to see the outside of Venice. Other than the rooftop restaurant, you should spend sometime in the lobby, maybe have a drink or two at the bar, and enjoy the historic/glamorous setting as if you were part of it...
Quintessential Venetian Grand Hotel! Still has its old world charm. Hope it doesn't "renovate" to become a cookie cutter box like some other chains (St. Regis). Top floor terrace has a great view of the lagoon. Lovely suites. Great location to most sites, better than Gritti Palace which is slightly out of the central action. Rooms facing the lagoon can actually be loud doe to the Valparetto station. If you come for quiet romance and want lagoon view, go for west of San Marco. If you are seasoned traveler that wants central location, charm, the most Instagrammable lobby, bar and terrace, then Danieli is for you!
Let me preface this by saying that if you are the type of person that needs modern 21st century luxuries, then this is not the place for you. The entire hotels' main feature is that it is set in the 14th century. Every time I walked in, I was transported into the 14th century elite royalty. I imagined wearing a houppelande while a caul adorned my head, and the maids removed my cloak. The architecture of the lobby is stunning, it will leave you staring in the middle of the floor with your jaw on the floor every time you walk in. If you ask, they will give you a free tour of the most expensive rooms (12,100 Euros a night!) which you should not miss. These rooms are beautiful! The hotels' location is ideal, it's literally next door to Piazza San Marco (St. Marks Square), Basilica di San Marco, Campanile (bell tower), Palazzo Ducale (dodges palace), and walking distance to every other attraction. It is also right in front of many piers that take you to other islands/locations, and Gondola stations out front (85 Euros for the Gondola ride). The drinks in the lobby are good but VERY expensive, so have one and then head out to the various restaurants/bars nearby where you get much more for your money. The hotel has a free round trip boat service that will take you to Murano Island, where you can tour for free how Murano glass is made (the masters do it right in front of you!). Of course, they hope you will buy some pieces but beware, you will need serious $$$$$$ as they range anywhere from 1,000 Euros and up. You can also setup private boat to/from the airport but it's about $100 Euros round trip. If you have time, you can take the public water taxi which R/T is 27 Euros and is right in front of the hotel. So why not 5 stars? Our room key battery died and we had to get it replaced, we almost got locked into our room because the lock jammed, the power went out on the wall where the TV was located, the TV wouldn't work at times even with power, and had no English channels....Yep, I just snorted reading my preface...I would still stay here again ;)
I have heard about Hotel Danieli for years now. Always wanted to visit, and finally had the opportunity to do a 3-night stay in May. It totally met and exceeded my expectations. Originally known as the Palazzo Dandolo, the Danieli is a lavish hotel that may be known to many. It has been featured on movies and shows. Centrally located in San Marco Square, you are a short walk to the Bright of Sights and many museums and sites in the area.. Lots of food around, many hidden gems a short walk away. Rooms are beautiful and will make you feel like royalty. On our recent stay we were upgraded to a suite thanks to SPG status, so that was really nice. The staff goes above and beyond to ensure you stay is truly royal. Make sure to tour around the lobby and enjoy the gorgeous architecture and décor. Enjoy a drink or two at the lobby bar, and do not forget sunset at the Terrace.. It provides an excellent 180 view of the Grand Canal. This should not be missed! Finally, you can arrive from the airport via alilaguna blue line easily. It's about 1,5 hr to the San Zaccaria station. Alternatively, you can hire the hotel private taxi and arrive/depart in style very 007 like. We truly enjoyed and will certainly be back in the future. Thank you!!
This is a beautiful authentic 5Star Hotel. From the moment we walked in we have had a wonderful experience. The rooms are luxury at its finest. The best thing they have done is keep it authentic to era in which it was built. Bathrooms are marble and beautiful, soap and shampoo are delightful and very well presented. Turn down service is 100%. Breakfast is one of the best I've ever experienced. Service is impeccable. The selection is well thought through with the guest in mind. The beds are very comfortable and linens are fresh and crisp. Dinning experience was perfect! The view of the canal is wonderful and the food is delicious. We will return very soon
Great location for walking to all the popular hotspots of Venice - just pay attention so you don't get lost on the cute narrow walkways. Breakfast was great every morning and service was professional, friendly, and efficient I emailed the hotel to arrange transportation from our cruise ship for arrival and again for departure to the airport and their response was timely and gave me several options/pricing alternatives. It's a true Venice experience if you arrive by private boat along the canals to your hotel dock! read more
1 year ago
The wait staff was a 5 and the mains were a great 4. The scallops were terrific. The filet was good but the meat was not dynamite. The view and service was terrific. read more
3 years ago
You have to be super rich to stay here unless you don't mind paying more than a thousand bucks per night . BUT if you have 25 euros to buy an overpriced drink at their spectacular rooftop bar --you should ! Sio your drink , stare at the fabulousness that is Venice below and feel Important , blessed and grateful that this beautiful building can be appreciated in some way. I thought it was curious that there's a lady who walks around with a Hawk perched on her arm... but then I realize mad it's there to keep the pod grins away . As soon as the Hawk isn't there , the pilgrims dive bomb your bowl of macadamia nuts . So keep your nuts covered LOL if you don't want your table to get attacked by pigeons. read more
11 months ago
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3 years ago
Looking for an exceptional old world classy hotel then this is the place for you. The lobby alone is one of the most decadent places I've ever seen. The staff was kind and helpful. The room was incredible (I must admit we had a exceptionally expensive suite paid for by work and not remotely a room I could afford normally) but good lord was it magical. Location was right where we hopped off the ferry and around the corner from the basilica. read more
A historic hotel with beautiful views and superior service. When you walk into the hotel, the lobby will amaze you as you look at the beautiful and detailed decor. After you check-in, the receptionist will walk you to your room and give you a quick history of the magnificent building. The hotel still uses a turn key that is modified with modern day technology which will light up a green light when you unlock your room. You deposit your key with the concierge when you go in and out of the room so you don't have to carry the heavy key all day. There are three buildings so if you are in building three (left), then all rooms start with a 3 no matter what floor. If you are in building 2, then your room will start with a 2. The main building seems to follow the traditional numbering system. read more
4 years ago
The most beautiful hotel in Venice, Italy It is 600 years old and celebrating 200 years of being a hotel ! This hotel is beyond words breathtaking. I'm hoping that the few photos we captured will only do it justice. With its picturesque location they have upgraded our suite for our honeymoon and we could not be happier! Thankful for this wonderful year and looking forward to many more memories read more
9 years ago
This is the epitome of luxury! I have stayed at a fair share of five star hotels in Europe, but Hotel Danieli is by far the most luxurious hotel that I have ever experienced in my life. Hotel Danieli, as described on the hotel webpage (http://www.danielihotelvenice.com/hotel-danieli-history), is made up of three palaces. Yes, they are palaces made into a hotel! The main building, where the lobby and the front desk are, is from the 14th century. Depending on which part of the hotel you stay in, the style will be different. My girlfriend and I stayed in a Deluxe Lagoon View room, which I believe is in Palazzo Casa Nuova (19th century). First and foremost, we loved the view from our room (photo). Everything about this room and, in fact about the entire hotel, is unbelievably luxurious, something reminds me of a picture perfect image of nobility or even royalty. Their breakfast is served on their terrace. The view from the terrace is literally breath taking. Even if you're not staying at Hotel Danieli, I highly recommend that you make a reservation at Terrazza Danieli (http://www.terrazzadanieli.com/en) for a romantic dinner (if applicable). If you do stay at Hotel Danieli, make sure to ask for a free tour of their most expensive suites. This is something I read in fellow Yelper Lorena S.'s review AFTER staying here! Anyway, according to their webpage, Doge Dandolo Royal Suite starts at 12,000 Euro per night! I only dream about staying here again. I recommend that you stay here and experience all the luxury and excellence Hotel Danieli has to offer. I highly recommend that you book a lagoon view room. I don't know if you'd like to pay extra to get a balcony facing the lagoon since there are numerous tourists walking in front of the hotel, but having windows overlooking the lagoon (especially from a higher floor) is a must in my opinion. ****************************** If you found something useful in my review, please hit "useful" so that I can improve my reviews. If you love food and traveling, follow me! Thank you and happy Yelping! read more
2 years ago
The hotel consists of three buildings which are all connected. The one in the middle is the oldest building which was built back in the 14th century. They are doing a great job maintaining old furniture, decor, and structure. 1. Access from the airport (VCE) a. Water taxi - about 30 min and cost €110. It will take you right to the side entrance of the hotel. b. Alilaguna - about 75 min and cost €15 (one way) or €25 (round trip). Take "Blue Line" and get off at San Zaccaria stop. Turn left, cross the bridge - total walk 3 min. Both 1 and 2 options above can be accessed through 7 min walk from the airport (turn left from the arrival hall exit, and pass the cab line). 2. Location The hotel is located right next to the famous Piazza San Marco, so you are in the middle of great sightseeing spots. There are tons of transportation options right in front of the hotel - including gondola rides (not the fake ones in Vegas, ha). 3. Room Thanks to my Starwood Platinum status, my room was already upgraded to their Jr Suite in the main building before arrival. Although there was no direct water view, it was a huge room with bedroom/separate study/huge bathroom, and hallway (yes, within the room). Surrounded by old furniture and structure, I felt like I took a time machine to go back to Middle Ages. While they kept old furniture, they also added modern technology such as a big flat screen TV. The floor was slightly inclined (and I proved it by rolling a water bottle) but hey it's part of the beauty. The bathroom was huge - it was the size of an average apartment bedroom in the US. It took awhile to get hot water, but hey you are on vacation, so what's your hurry? :) When I mentioned it was my first visit, the lovely front desk personnel wanted to give an water view room which became available from the next day. It was a little bit smaller from Jr Suite, but still nice-sized and with more updated amenity, and of course water-front! 4. Restaurant The restaurant on the rooftop had a breathtaking view - had breakfast while enjoying the amazing view. The breakfast full buffet costs you €52 pp (incl prosecco,) but it was included in my elite benefits fortunately. :) The spread didn't change everyday, but it was quite relaxing and enjoyable even if I only had fresh fruit/croissant, good Italian coffee, and the view... 5. General The concierge was very knowledgeable and helpful. Got some good local tips. Well-established Venetian glass companies send their complimentary boats to the hotel regularly from Murano, and you can just tell concierge to hop on one of those. After their factory tour which is fun, they can take you back to the hotel, or you can walk around Murano and make it to Burano via public transportation on your own pace - nice way to spend extra time to see the outside of Venice. Other than the rooftop restaurant, you should spend sometime in the lobby, maybe have a drink or two at the bar, and enjoy the historic/glamorous setting as if you were part of it... read more
Quintessential Venetian Grand Hotel! Still has its old world charm. Hope it doesn't "renovate" to become a cookie cutter box like some other chains (St. Regis). Top floor terrace has a great view of the lagoon. Lovely suites. Great location to most sites, better than Gritti Palace which is slightly out of the central action. Rooms facing the lagoon can actually be loud doe to the Valparetto station. If you come for quiet romance and want lagoon view, go for west of San Marco. If you are seasoned traveler that wants central location, charm, the most Instagrammable lobby, bar and terrace, then Danieli is for you! read more
Let me preface this by saying that if you are the type of person that needs modern 21st century luxuries, then this is not the place for you. The entire hotels' main feature is that it is set in the 14th century. Every time I walked in, I was transported into the 14th century elite royalty. I imagined wearing a houppelande while a caul adorned my head, and the maids removed my cloak. The architecture of the lobby is stunning, it will leave you staring in the middle of the floor with your jaw on the floor every time you walk in. If you ask, they will give you a free tour of the most expensive rooms (12,100 Euros a night!) which you should not miss. These rooms are beautiful! The hotels' location is ideal, it's literally next door to Piazza San Marco (St. Marks Square), Basilica di San Marco, Campanile (bell tower), Palazzo Ducale (dodges palace), and walking distance to every other attraction. It is also right in front of many piers that take you to other islands/locations, and Gondola stations out front (85 Euros for the Gondola ride). The drinks in the lobby are good but VERY expensive, so have one and then head out to the various restaurants/bars nearby where you get much more for your money. The hotel has a free round trip boat service that will take you to Murano Island, where you can tour for free how Murano glass is made (the masters do it right in front of you!). Of course, they hope you will buy some pieces but beware, you will need serious $$$$$$ as they range anywhere from 1,000 Euros and up. You can also setup private boat to/from the airport but it's about $100 Euros round trip. If you have time, you can take the public water taxi which R/T is 27 Euros and is right in front of the hotel. So why not 5 stars? Our room key battery died and we had to get it replaced, we almost got locked into our room because the lock jammed, the power went out on the wall where the TV was located, the TV wouldn't work at times even with power, and had no English channels....Yep, I just snorted reading my preface...I would still stay here again ;) read more
10 years ago
This hotel is very dusty, walls have mosquito blood stains and carpets are stained and the bathroom smells. I'm very very disappointed I don't even want to give them one star read more
7 years ago
I have heard about Hotel Danieli for years now. Always wanted to visit, and finally had the opportunity to do a 3-night stay in May. It totally met and exceeded my expectations. Originally known as the Palazzo Dandolo, the Danieli is a lavish hotel that may be known to many. It has been featured on movies and shows. Centrally located in San Marco Square, you are a short walk to the Bright of Sights and many museums and sites in the area.. Lots of food around, many hidden gems a short walk away. Rooms are beautiful and will make you feel like royalty. On our recent stay we were upgraded to a suite thanks to SPG status, so that was really nice. The staff goes above and beyond to ensure you stay is truly royal. Make sure to tour around the lobby and enjoy the gorgeous architecture and décor. Enjoy a drink or two at the lobby bar, and do not forget sunset at the Terrace.. It provides an excellent 180 view of the Grand Canal. This should not be missed! Finally, you can arrive from the airport via alilaguna blue line easily. It's about 1,5 hr to the San Zaccaria station. Alternatively, you can hire the hotel private taxi and arrive/depart in style very 007 like. We truly enjoyed and will certainly be back in the future. Thank you!! read more
7 years ago
This is a beautiful authentic 5Star Hotel. From the moment we walked in we have had a wonderful experience. The rooms are luxury at its finest. The best thing they have done is keep it authentic to era in which it was built. Bathrooms are marble and beautiful, soap and shampoo are delightful and very well presented. Turn down service is 100%. Breakfast is one of the best I've ever experienced. Service is impeccable. The selection is well thought through with the guest in mind. The beds are very comfortable and linens are fresh and crisp. Dinning experience was perfect! The view of the canal is wonderful and the food is delicious. We will return very soon read more
10 years ago
This hotel is amazing. The history and decor make you feel like you're stepping into a 14th century palace. The rooms are comfortable and spacious. Great location right around the corner from Saint Marc's square. The breakfast buffet is phenomenal! Great selection of fruits, cheese, eggs, etc. The highlight of the restaurant and hotel is the view from the restaurant terrace. Do whatever you can to get breakfast included when you book, you will not be disappointed. read more
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Our carpet is a patchwork quilt and is filthy, rooms are small and old! Walls are scuffed and dirty. We've been coughing since we got here. I am so disappointed and for what we are paying this is a huge rip off. Stay anywhere else. The lobby and the halls are gorgeous, but you can see that on a tour. read more
14 years ago
10 years ago
One of the best hotels in Venice and close to imagejpeg_1.jpgSt. Marks Square. Great breakfast on the rooftop restaurant, Great 5 star hotel, I have stayed here many times. The hotel is comfortable with soft bed and marble bath and shower with all the 5 star perks. Leading hotels of the world. You can't go wrong with this place. read more
13 years ago
We were staying in Venice for a few nights before a Mediterranean cruise. We asked the travel agent to book us into the best hotel, and this is what she came up with. There are different opinions on which is the best hotel in Venice, but Hotel Danieli has the best location - right in front of the main gondola station on the lagoon right next to Piazza San Marco. Directly across the water from San Giorgio Maggiore Island (with the church-looking building). It is the only hotel in Venice where views of the lagoon, the Grand Canal, the beach, and the city. Talk about old world charm and luxury, built at the end of the 14th Century when Venice was the center of the world. The location turned out to be key 'cause we could drink wine and get lost in the maze of streets and still find our way back here to the city center. Danielis was initially built as three separate palaces, which explains the layout. Formerly known as Palaza Danieli, Palazzo Dandolo and Palazzo Casa Nuova. 215 guestrooms. The stairway is painted with gold and there's a magnificent chandelier and a grand fireplace and antiques all around. They treated us with the greatest respect and gave us one of their best rooms in the Palazzo Danieli Excelsior - a Luxury Lagoon View Room, with a front balcony on the third floor over-looking Venice lagoon and the Grand Canal. Decor by celebrated designer Jacque Garcia, in a harmonious blend of Venetian and Gothic styles. A grand Italian marble bathroom with a combined marble bath & shower and Laura Tonatto toiletries. Gilt molding and etched mirror frames, damask headboards with Luxury Collection beds and doge-red draperies. Murano glass lamps. The devil is in the detail, and photographs cannot do justice to the atmosphere in the room. A chilled bottle of wine on the cabinet in a pewter holder for our arrival. The special treatment was a mystery at the time, but later we found out why. We paid a pretty penny, but surely not for this mega upgrade. This room goes for up to $2,200 a night. The hotel was in the middle of a renovation, and our room was already fully renovated with a mix of beautiful new and antique wood furniture. Top grade linens and a flat screen T.V. Bathrobes and slippers. Loved the sofa on the balcony (that's a first for me). This room was much nicer than the room where Johnny Depp & Angelina filmed The Tourist movie in the same hotel (their room didn't look like it had been renovated yet, and was on the side 'cause there was no way they could block off Riva degli Schiavoni for filming). We didn't eat at the restaurant since we had the same view from our balcony.This was one of those rooms that you don't want to leave though you just HAD to go out to explore b/c this was Venice. Inertia caused by good wine and room service appetizers 2 Die 4. Past guests include Goethe, Wagner, Charles Dickens, Lord Byron, Peggy Guggenheim, Leonard Bernstein, Harrison Ford, and Steven Spielberg. Doesn't really get any better than this. read more
7 years ago
The hotel was once a palace and a portion of it is totally preserved and the rooms are incorporated into that portion. The lobby was once the balcone and terrace which is sort of hard to believe as it is incredibly grand. The concierce is one of the best I used. They communicate via email prior to arrival and set up your airport transport etc which in Venice is very important!!! They continue to be incredibly professional and full of knowledge about the area and actually give free tours of the palace which I highly recommend. There are actually three buildings to the hotel and the older one of course is the palace portion. Some of the larger rooms don't have the view of the water, so it will depend on what you want. I did not find the check in personnel to be helpful nor friendly so try to know what you want ahead of time. I did love the keys and leaving them with the concierge each time. Everything else was very nice. Rooms large and spacious. Bathrooms more than adquate with all you need and our closet was more comparable to a dressing room. THe lobby is grand and lovely and a great place to enjoy a cocktail, tea, or refreshment. They have safes in the room and the furnishings are typical Italian, so if want minimalist modern, this is not your place. This is for those who want to step back in time and get a feel for the wonderful world of Venice that was and to some degree still exists today. The Location is pretty perfect and you can walk everywhere! read more
This is the most beautiful lobby I've ever seen. The staff was excellent, when we arrived to reception we were upgraded to the George Sand suite. We left for some sightseeing and came back to a chilled bottle of champagne and a nice note. I 100% recommend this hotel to anyone. Be sure to try a Bellini in the lobby! read more
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