Places to stay in Venice

Just a stone’s throw from Piazza San Marco, Baglioni Hotel Luna looks out towards the island of San Giorgio, across the lagoon and the San Marco Basin in Venice.

This 15th century private palazzo is a favourite among discerning travellers and Condé Nast’s judges alike.

Spread over three palaces – 14th, 17th and 19th century iterations – art and antiques ensure a historically luxurious stay worthy of the Venetian aristocracy.

This palatial gem dates back to the 1700s, paired today with excellent dining and a contemporary Art Deco wing. It’s all set to spectacular city views, best taken in from the rooftop Jacuzzi terrace or the Grand Canal bar, where the mixologist-prepared cocktails are excellent.

Hark back to the golden age of travel with opulent private berths, fine dining experiences and stunning scenery.

Rest your eyes from Venice’s Baroque grandeur with L’Orologio’s impeccably minimalist style, host to innovative art works, an elegant theme and Grand Canal views.