HOTEL DANIELI
HOTEL DANIELI Tre palazzimake up the Hotel Danieli ensuring guests are swept up in a grand, aristocratic, Italian embrace. Overlooking the lagoon and with St Mark’s Square literally around the corner, you are in the historic thick of it. The hotel’s 225 rooms offer a rich choice from luxury doubles and lagoon views, with classic Venetian styling, to opulent suites awash with marble, baroque flourishes and choice antiques. The roof-top dining room has to be one of the finest places to dine in the city with views sweeping from the Giudecca to the Lido and beyond. And when Venice’s riches overwhelm, be whisked by boat to a private beach on the Lido. Accommodation: 225 rooms and suites Dining: Terrazza Danieli restaurant, Bar Dandolo Facilities: Privileged use of nearby golf and private beach Children: Welcome 4 Nights: From £850pp including British Airways flights and transfers Meal Plan: Breakfast included Special Offers: Free night
THE LONDRA PALACE
THE LONDRA PALACE There’s still something charmingly intimate about the neo-classical Londra Palace, even though its 53 restyled guest rooms and junior suites now rank amongst the finest in Venice. The hotel’s setting couldn’t be more perfect either – right on the waterfront, literally a few steps from St Mark’s Square overlooking the lagoon and San Giorgio. All of the public areas were also refreshed in 2009, yet none of the hotel’s 19th century grandeur has been lost. The sublime ‘Do Leoni’ restaurant is just one more reason why this place is a firm favourite of ours. Accommodation: 53 rooms Dining: Do Leoni restaurant, bar Children:Welcome 4 Nights: From £755pp including British Airways flights and transfers Meal Plan: Breakfast included
NOVECENTO
NOVECENTO If you want to stay at the Novecento make sure you book months in advance – this tiny boutique townhouse has just nine rooms and everyone who stays here wants to come back. The hotel’s interior was inspired by the famous fin de siècle painter and fashionista Mariano Fortuny, and the moment you step across its threshold, you are enveloped in its charm and warmth. All the individually styled bedrooms are rich and seductive, Fortuny’s inimitable style matched with Oriental furnishings – a strange mélange, but hauntingly effective. Sister hotel to the Flora, both properties are tiny but perfectly-formed gems hidden down sleepy calles… Accommodation: 9 rooms Dining: Breakfast area, Honesty bar Facilities: Fitness centre in sister hotel Children: Not recommended 4 Nights: From £745pp including British Airways flights and transfers Meal Plan: Breakfast included Special Offers: Summer discount
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CA’ SAGREDO
CA’ SAGREDO Another example of Venice’s living history, The Ca’ Sagredo lies in a 15th century palace on the Grand Canal between Ca D’Oro and the Rialto bridge. It opened as a hotel in 2007 after a painstaking restoration which uncovered a host of architectural treasures – no less than five centuries of history were lovingly brought back to life. The frescoes, public areas and marble staircases are all quite breathtaking, as are the 42 guest rooms which are a combination of traditional Venetian décor with a contemporary twist. The elegant restaurant not only takes full advantage of its romantic canal-side location, but also its proximity to the Rialto market selling fresh produce and seafood. Accommodation: 42 rooms and suites Dining: L’Alcova restaurant, bar Facilities: Fitness room, Personal trainer, Personal shopper, Baby-sitter on request Children: Welcome 4 Nights: From £710pp including British Airways flights and transfers Meal Plan: Breakfast included Special Offers: Free night, Early booking discount
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