Palazzo Venart Hotel, Venice
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“For the contemporary without compromising the classic, book one of the rooms at the whimsical Palazzo Venart. Reached through a hard-to-find courtyard off the Grand Canal, it’s filled with modern statues that underscore Venice’s remarkable history and fabulous art scene.”
Featured in CN Traveler’s 2020 Gold List.
What guests liked
- Top location
- Friendly staff
- Very clean
- Excellent Wifi
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
Situated in a more peaceful and quieter part of Venice close to everything yet away from the tourist hordes, The Palazzo Venart Hotel leaves no stones unturned when it comes to making the stay for their customers a memorable one. The vibe is exemplary Venetian consisting of rich hues, antique decor, and no detail left to chance, enhancing the wholesome experience.
A beautiful location for wedding ceremonies or simple hangouts can be found in a shape of a courtyard covered with lush green grass, trees and pretty flowers extending down to the Grand Canal is a spot to admire. Taxi services are also available to swirl your way into the streams of Venice. The hotel has got it all covered in terms of mental peace so that your stay remains fruitful and simply wonderful.
The 5-star Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel renders seven types of room and suites ranging from nominal to exotic experiences. Free WiFi at all times and in every corner of the hotel and premium TV channels are offered. Also, a 2-Michelin star Glam Restaurant caters to all meals and food-related services at impeccable and exquisite standards.
Room service goes without saying but The Palazzo Venart pays close attention to it by ensuring warm, professional, and discreet experience for its customer’s satisfaction.
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