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A Murano glass chandelier hangs above original Venetian furniture. The window faces an inner courtyard or a nearby calle. The exact view depends on the room assigned. This classic setting gives two guests a place to return to after exploring the city. The compact layout keeps the bed, seating and storage close at hand.

The marble bathroom has a shower, Acqua di Parma products, robes and slippers. Mineral water is supplied in both still and sparkling varieties. Wine, beer, soft drinks and snacks are available from the minibar. Period furniture and the Murano light give this room much of its character. It is the hotel's smaller classic category, with no separate living area.

Rich fabrics and Venetian-style furniture give this room a warm, traditional feel. A seating area offers somewhere to read away from the bed. The windows face an inner courtyard or a nearby street, depending on the room assigned. Both views keep a link to the city without promising a lagoon outlook.

The spacious marble bathroom has a shower and Acqua di Parma products. Robes and slippers are supplied, along with still and sparkling water. The minibar offers wine, beer, soft drinks and snacks. This room has more space than the Superior category but stays an easy choice for two guests who prefer one well-arranged room to a suite.

Look out towards the side canal and the Royal Gardens from a room furnished in period style. Fine draperies frame the windows, and gondolas may pass below. An entrance leads to the bedroom, placing the view at the centre of the stay rather than adding a separate lounge.

The Italian marble bathroom has a shower and Acqua di Parma products. Robes and slippers are supplied, together with still and sparkling water. A stocked minibar brings wine, beer, soft drinks and snacks into the room. This category suits two guests who want to see a small stretch of water from their room. Other rooms in the hotel face its courtyard or the surrounding streets instead.

An entrance leads into a living area with period furniture. It gives guests a place to sit away from the bedroom. The windows look onto an inner courtyard or one of the nearby calli, based on the suite assigned. Venetian details give the rooms their character without the more formal scale of a larger suite.

A wardrobe and marble bathroom complete the layout. The bathroom has a shower and Acqua di Parma products; robes and slippers are supplied. The minibar holds wine, beer, soft drinks and snacks, with still and sparkling water also provided. The bed can be made as one large bed or twins. A third guest can stay here without adding another bedroom.

The separate living room is the reason to choose this suite. Antique furniture gives guests a place to sit beyond the bedroom, while an entrance and wardrobe add useful space. The windows face a Venetian calle or the hotel's inner courtyard. The exact outlook depends on the suite assigned.

The bedroom can have one large bed or twins. An Italian marble bathroom has a shower, Acqua di Parma products, robes and slippers. Still and sparkling water is supplied. The minibar offers wine and beer as well as soft drinks and snacks. Up to three guests can stay. For a small family, the living room gives everyone a shared space while leaving the bedroom separate.

The windows face the San Marco Basin and San Giorgio Island. An entrance leads to a separate sitting area, with period furniture that suits the Venetian setting. The bedroom can have a double bed or twin beds. That choice makes the suite useful for a couple or two friends travelling together.

A marble bathroom has a shower, Acqua di Parma products, robes and slippers. A stocked minibar offers wine, beer, soft drinks and snacks. Still and sparkling water is also provided. This is the smaller of the hotel's lagoon-facing suites, yet it has room for a third guest. There is one bedroom, with the sitting area offering a second place to spend time.

Two bedrooms and two marble bathrooms make the family's morning routine easier. Traditional Venetian furniture gives the rooms a shared style. The view is towards a nearby calle or one of the hotel's inner courtyards, depending on the suite assigned. Each bedroom offers a place to withdraw from the group.

The bathrooms have showers and Acqua di Parma products. Robes, slippers and still and sparkling water are provided, while the minibar holds wine, beer, soft drinks and snacks. Up to five guests can stay. The fifth place uses the hotel's extra-bed arrangement rather than a permanent third bedroom. This is useful to know when planning a stay with older children or five adults.

The entrance opens into a separate living room, then on to two bedrooms. One has a king bed; the other has a French bed. Each bedroom has its own marble bathroom, so family members can use the rooms in private while sharing the lounge.

The windows face Venetian streets from the fourth floor. Both bathrooms have showers and Acqua di Parma products. Bathrobes and slippers come with mineral water in still and sparkling varieties. The minibar has wine, beer, soft drinks and both sweet and savoury snacks. This layout hosts up to four guests. The French bed is a different size from the king, an important detail for families choosing who sleeps in each room.

An entrance leads to a separate living room, with the bedroom beyond. From the suite, the view reaches across the lagoon and San Marco Basin. Period furniture adds detail to the sitting space, while a wardrobe keeps storage away from the main room. This is a one-bedroom suite with a clear place to relax outside the bedroom.

The bed can be made as a double or twins. A marble bathroom has a shower and Acqua di Parma products, with robes and slippers supplied. The room also comes with still and sparkling mineral water. The minibar offers wine and beer alongside soft drinks and snacks. Up to three guests can stay here, with the separate living room giving them more flexibility than a single open room.

A wide window frames the lagoon and San Marco Basin from the fifth floor. An entrance leads through to a separate living room, so the view can be enjoyed away from the bed. Period furniture gives the rooms a classical Venetian feel. The bedroom sits apart from the space used for reading or conversation.

Italian marble finishes the bathroom, which has a shower and Acqua di Parma products. Robes and slippers are supplied. Still and sparkling water is provided, and the minibar offers wine, beer, soft drinks and snacks. Up to three guests can stay in this one-bedroom suite. Its panoramic window is the feature that most clearly sets it apart from the hotel's other lagoon-facing rooms.

This suite has two floors. The living room sits below the bedroom and two marble bathrooms. Upstairs, a raised wooden altana opens above the rooftops, with the lagoon also in view. It is a distinctive place to sit outside, quite different from a small balcony beside a bedroom.

Venetian-style furnishings continue indoors. Both marble bathrooms have showers and Acqua di Parma products. Bathrobes and slippers are on hand. Still and sparkling water is provided; the minibar offers wine, beer, soft drinks and snacks. The suite has one bedroom and hosts up to three guests. Stairs connect the living room to the sleeping area and terrace, so the layout matters as much as the view.

The private terrace faces the San Marco Basin and San Giorgio Island. Inside, the entrance leads to a separate living room filled with Venetian antiques and classical art. The bedroom remains distinct from this formal sitting space. Guests have an outdoor place to linger without leaving the suite.

A marble bathroom has a shower and Acqua di Parma products. Robes and slippers are on hand, along with still and sparkling mineral water. The minibar carries wine, beer, soft drinks and a selection of snacks. This one-bedroom booking is for two guests. A neighbouring Superior Room can sometimes be connected for a family, but it must be reserved separately. The two-bedroom Sansovino Family Suite is also listed as its own category.

A broad entrance leads to the living room, with Venetian furnishings and works of art. Two bedrooms and two marble bathrooms sit behind that shared space. Outside, the private terrace faces the San Marco Basin and San Giorgio Island. It gives the family a place to gather in the open air as well as indoors.

Each marble bathroom has a shower and Acqua di Parma products. Robes and slippers are also supplied. Guests have still and sparkling mineral water in the suite. Wine, beer, soft drinks and snacks are stocked in the minibar. Four guests can stay across the two bedrooms. Both are included in this family suite, unlike the hotel's one-bedroom Sansovino category, which can connect to another room only through a separate booking.

The private terrace faces San Giorgio Island across the basin. Inside, living and dining areas sit beside one bedroom. Venetian and French fabrics, wood panelling and parquet floors give the suite texture. Period furniture and Fortuny lamps add details worth seeing at close range.

The marble bathroom has a shower and Acqua di Parma products. Robes, slippers and still and sparkling water are supplied. Wine, beer, soft drinks and snacks are available in the minibar. Up to three guests can stay in this one-bedroom layout. The large outdoor area is separate from the indoor measurement. A two-bedroom San Giorgio suite is available as another category for families who need that extra room.

Two bedrooms open off the main living and dining spaces. This gives a family room to gather and places to retreat. Each bedroom has access to a marble bathroom. Outside, the hotel's largest terrace faces San Giorgio Island. Guests can sit outdoors with the basin in view.

Venetian and French fabrics sit alongside wood panelling and parquet floors. Selected period furniture and Fortuny lamps add character to the rooms. Both marble bathrooms have showers. Acqua di Parma products, robes and slippers are supplied. Guests also receive still and sparkling mineral water. Drinks and snacks are available from the minibar, including wine and beer. This two-bedroom suite hosts up to five guests; the one-bedroom San Giorgio suite is a separate category.