Highlights

  • Arrive along the Grand Canal in a private speedboat
  • Stay in palatial luxury, with gilded furnishings and beautiful frescoes
  • Sip Italian coffee in the canalside café

Step back to the time of Venetian aristocracy with a stay at this grand palace. And, as a member of Leading Hotels of the World, you can expect the finest service, not least in the fine-dining restaurant headed by a Michelin-standard chef. It’s all played out to a backdrop of chandeliers and painted frescoes. 


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There’s nothing more quintessentially Venetian than arriving in town on a polished-wood motorboat. And, you can do just that, with the Baglioni Hotel Luna featuring its own private jetty just off the Grand Canal. As such, you’ll have the heritage beauty of St. Mark’s Square and the famed Bellini cocktails of Harry’s Bar on your doorstep, and explore on a gondola.

The hotel’s privileged setting also means that suites enjoy views over St. Mark’s Basin, the island of San Giorgio or along Venice’s canals. They’re sights made that bit prettier by the private terraces. But, as this is an aristocratic palace, you don’t have to upgrade to enjoy a touch of luxury. Expect silk walls and historic frescoes throughout, with Baroque prints and brushed-gold furniture in the rooms. The Murano chandeliers don’t hurt either – neither do the Deluxe rooms’ marble bathrooms.

In turn, the dining is fittingly regal. The award-winning Canova Restaurant features Venetian-inspired menus designed by Michelin-starred master Claudio Sadler and presided over by acclaimed Executive Chef Gennaro Balice. Lastly, you’ll take your meals in a grand ballroom, its ceilings covered in 18th-century frescoes. For something more casual, head to the Caffè Baglioni. Positioned right on the canal, it’s the perfect place to sip your morning espresso. 

 

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