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Venice, Italy

Hotel Danieli

Old-world Italian glamour on the Grand Canal

Set on the lively Riva degli Schiavine promenade, Hotel Danieli is the epitome of Venetian style and elegance.

On entering the hotel you are welcomed by rich golds and reds, marble floors and beautiful tapestries. This classic décor is carried throughout the 210 rooms and suites which feature high ceilings, Murano glass lamps and large windows through which you can take in the views of the canal or the cobbled streets of the city.

The rooftop restaurant allows guests to gaze out across the Grand Canal, watching the gondolas glide across the water while enjoying traditional Venetian cuisine influenced by the spice traders that used to pass through the city. For a pre-dinner aperitivo or a morning cappuccino, Bar Dandle with its marble columns and chandeliers has plenty of atmosphere.

You’re ideally situated to explore Venice, just minutes from the Bridge of Sighs, Piazza San Marco and the Palace Gardens.

Highlights

210 rooms and suites

Rooftop restaurant

Bar

Wine suite

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Whatever you want from your adventure in Italy, our team of expert travel designers are ready to help.

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