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The hotel has also conference rooms for business meetings and a magnificent American bar, Gli Specchi, that exudes an atmosphere of opulence and elegance.10/07LB This is a typical and traditional Venetian building. The hotel has a suggestive entrance, with a path through a nice big garden that leads to the lobby. The entrance is very glamorous with a big staircase that goes to the top floors, adorned with Murano chandeliers and big tapestries. The hotel is located a few minutes from San Marco Square and all the major attractions. It overlooks the city and is across from the Giudecca.
Check-in Time:
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1100Total Rooms:
Guest Rooms:Rooms are spacious and bright, mostly with a wonderful view onto the surrounding lagoon and park. Rooms are majestically furnished, and the d?cor is inspired by different motifs that recall the Serenissima Republic. All rooms are of a high standard and equipped with all comforts.Total Floors:
3 floors.Rooms:
Guest Rooms:Rooms are spacious and bright, mostly with a wonderful view onto the surrounding lagoon and park. Rooms are majestically furnished, and the d?cor is inspired by different motifs that recall the Serenissima Republic. All rooms are of a high standard and equipped with all comforts.Area
VENICE, 30124, IT
Dining
RestaurantThe four restaurants offer the Mediterranean culinary tradition. The elegant Ca' dei Frati has a wonderful panoramic view of the lagoon. Le Maschere is in a Venetian style, Gli Arazzi has been designed as the main dining hall of the palace and The Giardino is located in the garden of the hotel and gives a relaxing atmosphere.
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