Gritti Palace

he words “Gritti” and “Venice” are almost synonymous with each other and it is no wonder that Ernest Hemingway once appreciated the hotel "as the best hotel in a city of great hotels”.
Overlooking the Grand Canal, this once was the Palace of the Doge of Venice, Andrea Gritti.

Over centuries to this day, this boutique-styled hotel has attracted a wave of elite guests.
The characteristic formality, tradition and familiarity embedded in the hotel is one of its principal attractions to those whose love affair with the hotel continues unabashed year after year - delighting in the gilt-edged splendour of their surroundings.
The rooms are amazingly opulent, adorned with precious decoration and antique furniture, oozing luxury akin to regal living. 82 guest rooms and 9 sumptuous suites offer luxurious comfort and special courtesies ensuring an unmitigated experience of exceptional and attentive service. The Canal View Rooms offer the utmost in luxury with décor reflecting the rich culture and heritage of Venice. The adjoining rooms are perfect for families or groups of friends travelling together.
Living up to the traditions and reputation of Venice, the Club del Doge restaurant and Bar Longhi offer culinary delights to the enchanting views of the canal and city. The executive chef, famed for his imaginative dishes, uses local and fresh ingredients with a hint of Venetian tradition to achieve an elaborate result for his discerning guests.

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