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The five-star San Clemente Palace, an untouched retreat in the Venetian lagoon just a short boat ride from St. Mark’s Square, offers guests a resort that combines the charm of old world Venice with modern amenities. Formerly the Camaldolesi monastery, the building has been lovingly transformed into a luxury hotel, and shares the private San Clemente island with an ancient church... Read More>> |
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Venice’s most famous hotel is neither a landmark palace, nor several hundred years old, and it stands not in the city proper, but across the lagoon. Nonetheless, the Hotel Cipriani is as synonymous with Venice as the Piazza San Marco. We suppose it has to do with the founder Giuseppe Cipriani, whose 1931 Harry’s Bar sated Hemingway’s legendary thirst, as well as F. Scott Fitzgerald’s, Noel Coward’s and Gertrude Stein’s... Read More>> |
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The Hotel Danieli is a masterfully restored palace synonymous with the splendor and romance of Venice. Only steps away from the Piazza San Marco, and legendary sites such as the Basilica, the Doge's Palace and the Bridge of Sighs, the Danieli has been the luxury hotel preferred by discerning visitors to Venice for generations... Read More>> |
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An architectural landmark on the Grand Canal, just steps from Piazza San Marco, The Westin Europa& Regina, Venice offers an ideal combination of traditional elegance and modern technology. New rooms in the magnificently restored, centuries-old hotel feature the same Grand Canal views that inspired Monet, who painted the city while visiting... Read More>> |
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Abano Ritz Hotel Terme is situated at the foot of the surrounding Euganean Hills, immersed in nature and relaxation. The Hotel has become one of the favourite centres for International tourists who have discovered the reality of this extraordinary hotel where they can regain their joy, energy and wellness... Read More>> |
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