Hotel Londra Palace in Venice has one hundred windows looking on the Lagoon - With its 100 windows overlooking the San Marco basin, the Londra Palace has been the the perfect retreat those who enjoy authentic locations which don’t just conform with current fashions. The view is always enchanting, choose between the San Marco Basin and the Venetian Lagoon the one hand, or the historic city’s roofs and bell towers on the other. The Concierge Clefs d’Or and the reception staff, available 24 hours a day, will be leased to point...
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Hotel Londra Palace in Venice has one hundred windows looking on the Lagoon - With its 100 windows overlooking the San Marco basin, the Londra Palace has been the the perfect retreat those who enjoy authentic locations which don’t just conform with current fashions. The view is always enchanting, choose between the San Marco Basin and the Venetian Lagoon the one hand, or the historic city’s roofs and bell towers on the other. The Concierge Clefs d’Or and the reception staff, available 24 hours a day, will be leased to point them out to you. The hotel is located on the Riva degli Schiavoni, a few steps from Piazza San Marco, the Bridge of Sighs and all the other places which are symbolic of the Venetian Republic, but it is also close to its most hidden and authentic corners.
The History - The original core of Venice’s the Hotel Londra Palace dates back to 1853. It was known first as the Hotel d’Angleterre & Pension and then the Londres. In 1865 the Beau Rivage was built, in neo-lombardy style, with a connecting link to the Hôtel d’Angleterre. The raising of the old building’s roof in the 50’s and the last and the most recent renovation of the facade and interior public spaces gave the hotel its current appearance. The name “Londra Palace” dates from the 70’s. The Hotel Londra Palace numbers among its most illustrious guests the Russian composer Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, who composed the first three movements of his Symphony No. 4,originally entitled the “do Leoni”, in room 106 in December “1877”.
Rooms & Suites - The Londra Palace has 53 rooms, each one different from the others in terms of furnishings, good quality tapestries and brocades and marble bathrooms. Each one equipped with all the comforts of a luxury hotel.
Dining - The Do Leoni Restaurant focuses on the unique and magical moment of the evening, without haste, with an elegant service where creative dishes and important wine selections stand out, carefully matched to the dishes. To be sure of being able to know the essence of the Chef's cooking and his inspiration, but also the great attention paid to local products, you can take advantage of the special offer of the Tasting Menu, from 4 to 7 courses. The Bistrot 4172 menu has been conceived with a fast and light formula, also suitable for a lunch break with plenty, fresh and rich salads, vegetarian dishes and gourmet sandwiches but also traditional Pasta dishes and homemade Lasagna, cold cut or cheeses platters, without sacrificing quality and the refinement of Do Leoni Restaurant style. The Londra Bar has an "ace up his sleeve": his Head Bartender Marino Lucchetti. The professionalism of Marino can be seen from the proposals of the London Bar that can be tasted in the veranda in Riva degli Schiavoni, in front of the marvelous panorama of the suggestive San Marco Basin: coffee of different qualities, numerous mixtures of leaf tea, old recipe chocolates, cocktails with fresh seasonal fruit, important selections of wines and beers.
Grand Canal Experience - The Grand Canal, Venice’s main canal, is flanked by magnificent buildings along its entire length which display the wealth and the art of the Republic of Venice, telling the city’s story. The guests will have an elegant boat all to themselves for a thrilling, but intimate, tour with their partner or family.
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