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HOTELS IN VENEZIA
| Grand Hotel: Cipriani e Palazzo Vendramin Isola della Giudecca 10 Tel: 041-5207744, Fax: 041-5207745 One of the most beautiful -and most expensive!- hotels in the world, with garden and pool. It's been made even more attractive by the addition of five deluxe suites in an adjacent building, referred to as the "Palazzetto", which faces onto San Marco's square. The Palazzetto, connected to Palazzo Vendramin, houses a ristorante-pasticceria on the ground floor. Grand Hotel Danieli Riva degli Schiavoni 4196 Tel. 041-5226480, fax 041-5200208 A very prestigious location, a strong cultural and historical heritage for this landmark hotel. Cocktails, lunch and dinner are served under the dark marble arches of its famed lobby, which resembles an ancient venetian-style court. Gritti Palace Campo Santa Maria del Giglio 2467 Tel. 041-794611, fax 041-5200942 Facing onto the Canale Grande, this is Woody Allen's favorite hotel. Hotel Europa e Regina San Marco 2159 Tel. 041-5200477, Fax 041-5231533 With an ample terrace facing onto the Canal Grande, this hotel is comprised of 5 antique buildings, all recently renovated by Sheraton Hotels. Hotel Bauer San Marco 1459 (Campo di San Moisč) Tel: 041-5207022, Fax: 041-5207557 The hotel, recently awarded five stars, is a traditional hotel of the "old school" situated at the entrance to the San Marco's, with a view of the Punta Dogana and the Chiesa della Salute. Hotel Luna Baglioni Calle Larga dell'Ascensione (San Marco pier) Tel: 041-5289840, Fax: 041-5287160 In the immediate vicinity of San Marco's, this is one of the oldest hotels in the city (the original structure dates back to 1118). Though the building has been remodelled and extended many times, its marvellous frescoes done by students of the school of Tiepolo, have been preserved. Pensione Accademia "Villa Maravege" Dorsoduro 1058 tel. 041-5237846, fax 041-5239152 "Maravegia" - in Veneto this means marvelous, an appropriate name for this charming little hotel near the Accademia di Belle Arti. The atmosphere is cozy and familiar; its romantic terrace hung with wisteria. Some of the rooms are furnished with 19th century period pieces, while others are more modern.
See also: Monasteries: Un-convent-tional Inns |
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