Hotel Monaco & Gran Canal

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Seventeenth century grandeur and chic modern styling. The Hotel Monaco & Grand Canal has been recently restored, reviving the feel of an old palazzo fused with a contemporary feel. Overlooking the Gran Canal, and steps away from the mythical Plaza San Marco, the hotel is firmly anchored in Venetian history. Formerly a "Ridotto Pubblico", or a type of clubhouse where pleasure and intrigue reigned and a favourite location of Giacoomo Casanova for his amorous adventures: it perfectly embodies the Venetian mercantile spirit. Grand style and contemporary comforts for those who want to experience the authentic spirit of Venice.

Contemporary notes are introduced throughout: mosaics, glassware by Venetian masters, glass walls and ceilings which enhance designer furnishings. Each of the Hotel Monaco & Grand Canal’s rooms are elegant and at the same time subdued. The finest Venetian craftsmanship and creativity can be seen in the precious fabrics, murrhine glass, mosaics and magnificent chandeliers. A harmonious blending of Baroque and minimalism.

Enjoy pre-dinner drinks in the legendary intimacy of the hotel’s bar, a sanctuary from the crowds; later dine in the Grand Canal Restaurant, renowned for its Venetian specialties. Impeccable decor and a delightful atmosphere. A dinner on the terrace is an unforgettable experiece.

The Hotel Monaco overlooks the Gran Canal and has majestic views of the Church of Santa Maria della Salute and the island of San Giorgio; it is just 150 metres from the world renowned Plaza San Marco and is just next to Cà Giustinian, the historical site of the Biennale.