The 24 Best Luxury Hotels in Venice

A palazzo on the Grand Canal, a grand hotel on the Riva degli Schiavoni or a resort on its own lagoon island: our travel advisors personally help you choose which of the luxury hotels in Venice suits your trip. Every suitespot booking comes with free breakfast for 2, a room upgrade subject to availability, hotel credit and VIP service – benefits worth over €500.

24Luxury hotels
from 120 €per night
12Hotel brands
24 luxury hotels in Venice, Italy
Orient Express Venezia
from 737 €
Orient Express Venezia
ALL (Accor)
★ 4.3/5
Strada Nova 2292, 30121 Venice, Italy
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Ca' di Dio Hotel Venice
from 430 €
Ca' di Dio Hotel Venice
★ 4.8/5
Riva Ca' di Dio, 2181, 30122 Venice VE, Italy
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Hyatt Centric Murano Venice
from 120 €
Hyatt Centric Murano Venice
World of Hyatt
★ 4.5/5
Riva Longa 49, Murano, Italy 30141
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Hotel Londra Palace Venice
from 565 €
Hotel Londra Palace Venice
★ 4.7/5
Riva degli Schiavoni - Castello 4171, Venice, 30122, Italy
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JW Marriott Venice Resort
from 400 €
JW Marriott Venice Resort
Marriott Bonvoy
★ 4.3/5
Isola Delle Rose Laguna Di, 30133 Venice, Italy
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San Clemente Palace Venice
from 712 €
San Clemente Palace Venice
I Prefer
★ 4.5/5
Isola Di San Clemente,1, Venice, 30124, Italy
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Baglioni Hotel Luna Venice
from 565 €
Baglioni Hotel Luna Venice
Leaders Club
★ 4.6/5
San Marco 1243, Venice, 30124, Italy
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Palazzo Nani Venice Radisson Collection Hotel
from 225 €
Palazzo Nani Venice Radisson Collection Hotel
Radisson Rewards
★ 4.6/5
Fondamenta Cannaregio, 1105, 30121 Venezia VE, Italy
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Hotel Indigo Venice Sant'Elena
from 128 €
Hotel Indigo Venice Sant'Elena
IHG One Rewards
★ 4.4/5
Calle Buccari 10 Sant'Elena Sant'Elena, Venice, Italy 30132
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Sina Palazzo Sant’Angelo Venice
from 212 €
Sina Palazzo Sant’Angelo Venice
Sina Hotels
★ 4.6/5
S. Marco, 3878b, 30124 Venice VE, Italy
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The St. Regis Venice
from 930 €
The St. Regis Venice
Marriott Bonvoy
★ 4.7/5
S. Marco, 2159, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy
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Splendid Venice
from 210 €
Splendid Venice
I Prefer
★ 4.2/5
San Marco Mercerie, 760, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy
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The Gritti Palace Venice
from 1170 €
The Gritti Palace Venice
Marriott Bonvoy
★ 4.8/5
Campo Santa Maria Del Giglio 2467, Venice 30124, Italy
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Hotel Monaco & Grand Canal Venice
from 365 €
Hotel Monaco & Grand Canal Venice
I Prefer
★ 4.2/5
P.za San Marco, 1332, 30124 Venice VE, Italy
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Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice
from 375 €
Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice
Leaders Club
★ 4.7/5
Calle Tron, 1961, 30135 Venice VE, Italy
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Violino D'Oro Venice
from 610 €
Violino D'Oro Venice
Leaders Club
★ 4.5/5
Campiello Barozzi, San Marco 2091 Venice, Italy 30124
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Aman Venice
from 1045 €
Aman Venice
Aman Resorts
★ 4.9/5
Aman Venice- Palazzo Papadopoli, Calle Tiepolo 1364, Sestiere San Polo, Venice, 30125, Italy
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Ca' Sagredo Hotel Venice
from 275 €
Ca' Sagredo Hotel Venice
★ 4.4/5
Campo Santa Sofia 4198/99, Ca' D'Oro, Rialto Bridge, Venice, 30121, Italy
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Sina Centurion Palace Venice
from 274 €
Sina Centurion Palace Venice
Sina Hotels
★ 4.4/5
Dorsoduro, 173, 30123 Venice VE, Italy
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The Venice Times Hotel
from 200 €
The Venice Times Hotel
IHG One Rewards
★ 4.3/5
Calle Priuli dei Cavaletti 99/D, 30121 Venice, Italy
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Hotel Gabrielli Venezia
from 497 €
Hotel Gabrielli Venezia
Leaders Club
★ 4.1/5
Riva degli Schiavoni 4110, 30122 Venice, Italy
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Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice
from 1270 €
Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice
Belmond
★ 4.9/5
Giudecca 10, Venice, 30133, Italy
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Hotel Ai Reali Venice
from 145 €
Hotel Ai Reali Venice
★ 4.7/5
Calle Seconda de la Fava, 5527, 30125 Venice VE, Italy
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Hotel Savoia & Jolanda Venice
from 359 €
Hotel Savoia & Jolanda Venice
I Prefer
★ 4.1/5
Riva degli Schiavoni, 4187, 30122 Venice VE, Italy
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The best-known hotels in Venice

Planning Venice and wondering whether to choose the Grand Canal, St. Mark’s Square or the lagoon? Here are the best-known addresses at a glance, with location, suitespot score and price per night. Our tip: to experience something brand new, stay at the Orient Express Venezia in Cannaregio; traveling with children and want a pool, book the JW Marriott Venice Resort on Isola delle Rose.

HotelLocationsuitespot scorePrice from
Orient Express VeneziaCannaregio★ 4.3/5737 €
Ca' di Dio Hotel VeniceCastello★ 4.8/5430 €
Hyatt Centric Murano VeniceMurano★ 4.5/5120 €
Hotel Londra Palace VeniceCastello★ 4.7/5565 €
JW Marriott Venice ResortIsola delle Rose★ 4.3/5400 €
San Clemente Palace VeniceVenetian Lagoon★ 4.5/5712 €
Baglioni Hotel Luna VeniceSan Marco★ 4.6/5565 €
Palazzo Nani Venice Radisson Collection HotelCannaregio★ 4.6/5225 €
Hotel Indigo Venice Sant'ElenaSant'Elena★ 4.4/5128 €
Sina Palazzo Sant’Angelo VeniceSan Marco★ 4.6/5212 €

Your guide to the best luxury hotels in Venice

In Venice, almost everything arrives by boat: in the morning the barges tie up at the Rialto market, during the day the vaporetti shuttle up and down the Grand Canal, and in the evening San Giorgio Maggiore glows across the water from the Riva degli Schiavoni. Whether you wake up on a canal, on the lagoon or on an island of your own comes down to your luxury hotel in Venice. If you want a 5-star hotel in Venice, you will find one in a palazzo on the Grand Canal as well as on the lagoon islands.The Gritti Palace VeniceThe Gritti Palace Venice · San MarcoThe best hotel for you depends on your plans. If you’d like to sleep in a doge’s residence on the Grand Canal, stay at The Gritti Palace Venice, facing the Salute. The Aman Venice pairs art with calm, with Tiepolo frescoes and a garden on the water.

Families and swimmers head to the Giudecca and the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice, with its heated saltwater pool and kids’ club. And if you want to experience a brand-new hotel, choose the Orient Express Venezia in Cannaregio, which opened in March 2026.

At no extra cost: booking through suitespot costs the same as booking direct with the hotel – the benefits come on top, free of charge.

New and freshly renovated: what’s changing at Venice’s luxury hotels

One of the most exciting addresses of the year is a palazzo in Cannaregio. Since March 30, 2026, the Orient Express Venezia has been open in the Palazzo Donà Giovannelli, which is a hotel for the first time in its history. You arrive by private boat through the Gothic water gate and stay in one of 47 rooms, including six Signature Suites with 19th-century frescoes, and in the evening Heinz Beck cooks for just 20 guests in the former orangery.Rooms & suites – Orient Express VeneziaOrient Express Venezia · Rooms & suitesOn the Giudecca, the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice is entering a new chapter: since July 15, 2026, the Dior Spa has been open in the Casanova Gardens, designed by Peter Marino, on two floors with five treatment rooms and a Dior boutique. Peter Marino also redesigned the Michelin-starred restaurant Oro in 2026 – our tip if you want to combine wellness and the lagoon.Rooms & suites – Hotel Gabrielli VeneziaHotel Gabrielli Venezia · Rooms & suitesOn the Riva degli Schiavoni, the Hotel Gabrielli Venezia reopened in 2025 as a 5-star hotel after around three years of restoration, with 66 new rooms and suites and a 150 m² roof terrace on the sixth floor with views from the Lido to the Dogana. Also on the Riva, the Hotel Londra Palace Venice has welcomed you with an Art Deco ground floor since 2024, with fabrics by Rubelli, mosaics by SICIS and a refreshed restaurant and bar.

The Venice Times Hotel near Santa Lucia station has a new identity, too: since summer 2026 it has been the first hotel of IHG’s Vignette Collection in Italy. Everything here revolves around Aldus Manutius, the Renaissance printer who once lived on this spot; in the lobby you can print your own postcards with movable type, and the program includes mask-making workshops and photo tours with local artists. And the Violino D'Oro Venice near St. Mark’s Square has been open since fall 2023 – a luxury hotel in Venice where doors, floors, fabrics and glass were all made by hand by artisans.

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You’ll have to wait a little longer for the Rosewood Hotel Bauer Venice: the former Bauer on the Grand Canal has been closed since November 2022 for a complete renovation and is set to reopen as a Rosewood; no date has been set yet. Our travel advisors will let you know as soon as it can be booked.

These luxury hotels in Venice have a pool – all three on islands

Between the canals and palazzi there is simply no room for a pool. If you want to swim at a 5-star hotel in Venice, you stay on an island – and the hotel boat still gets you to St. Mark’s Square in no time.Pool – San Clemente Palace VeniceSan Clemente Palace Venice · PoolOn the Giudecca, the pool of the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice lies in private gardens overlooking the lagoon: a heated saltwater pool at 28 to 30 °C, open from 9 am to 7 pm to guests aged four and over, with private cabanas dressed in Rubelli fabrics; at the Bar Gabbiano, the Bellini is made to Giuseppe Cipriani’s original recipe. The hotel is seasonal and usually open from April to September. On the island of San Clemente, you swim at the San Clemente Palace Venice in a heated 21.5-meter outdoor pool surrounded by gardens; the pool bar is open from 10 am to 6 pm.

The JW Marriott Venice Resort on the Isola delle Rose has no fewer than three pools: a rooftop pool with views of Venice and its own raised platform with a Jacuzzi, a family pool with a bar in the garden in summer, and a Vitality Pool in the spa, which comes at an extra charge. The Rosewood Hotel Bauer Venice is also planning a pool, on the eighth floor – but only once it reopens.

A pool – and still right in the middle of Venice

All three pool hotels take you into the city free of charge. From the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice, the boat runs around the clock and takes about five minutes to St. Mark’s Square; from the San Clemente Palace Venice, a boat leaves every 30 minutes and takes around ten minutes; and from the JW Marriott Venice Resort, the shuttle boat takes about 15 minutes. Tell our travel advisors whether, for your 5-star hotel in Venice, a pool or a historic-center location matters more to you – and we’ll find the right island.

Spa & wellness in Venice’s luxury hotels: Dior, thermal rituals and a hammam in a palazzo

Brand new is the Dior Spa at the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice, open since July 2026: two floors in the Casanova Gardens, five treatment rooms including one for couples, a relaxation lounge and treatments with an Ayurvedic approach, open daily from 10 am to 7 pm and to non-hotel guests as well. Book with suitespot and you can use the spa and fitness facilities there free of charge. At the Aman Venice, the Aman Spa occupies a mezzanine on the third floor, with three treatment rooms, thermal therapies using water, salts and clays from Salsomaggiore Terme, cryotherapy and personal training.Spa – Ca' di Dio Hotel VeniceCa' di Dio Hotel Venice · SpaIn the palazzi of the historic center, the spas of the luxury hotels are more intimate. The Gritti Spa by Sisley Paris at The Gritti Palace Venice has three treatment rooms, a sauna and a steam room, and The St. Regis Venice has spa suites for a range of treatments. The spa at the Orient Express Venezia combines Roman bathing culture with the Ottoman hammam, with Razul cleansing rituals and Furtuna Skin treatments that you can also book in your room.Spa – San Clemente Palace VeniceSan Clemente Palace Venice · SpaIn Castello we recommend the Pura City SPA at the Ca' di Dio Hotel Venice, a 5-star hotel on the Riva, with rituals rooted in Venice’s botanical tradition. The Hotel Ai Reali Venice has a wellness spa with a sauna, Turkish bath, massages and couples’ rituals, plus an altana, a traditional Venetian roof terrace, for unwinding; access comes at an extra charge, from age 14 and by reservation only.

Your suitespot benefits
  • Breakfast for two, every day
  • Room upgrade subject to availability
  • Hotel credit, e.g. US$100
  • Early check-in and late check-out
  • VIP service and personal advice
  • Points and status in the hotel programme
Over two nights, that adds up to around €500 in value on average – depending on hotel, rate and availability.

On the island of San Clemente, the Longevity Spa – Milano at the San Clemente Palace Venice follows a medically oriented concept with beauty and rejuvenation treatments, and at the JW Marriott Venice Resort the spa includes the Vitality Pool, two saunas, a steam room and treatment rooms, some with a private terrace; access comes at an extra charge.

Dining in Venice’s luxury hotels: Michelin-starred cooking, lagoon cuisine and bars on the water

Two hotel restaurants hold Michelin stars. Glam at the Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice has two stars: Enrico Bartolini and resident chef Donato Ascani reinterpret the cuisine of the lagoon with ingredients from Venetian gardens and the Rialto market; you dine in the glass-walled dining room or in the courtyard beneath an old magnolia. Oro at the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice, right on the lagoon, holds one star, with Vania Ghedini cooking under the culinary direction of Massimo Bottura.Dining – Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel VenicePalazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice · DiningBig names cook at other luxury hotels in Venice, too. At the Aman Venice, Arva serves seasonal pasta, risotto and fish from the Adriatic and the lagoon, and from Tuesday to Saturday eight guests sit at the Kitchen Table, a teppanyaki counter. At The Gritti Palace Venice, Alberto Fol cooks Venetian food at Club del Doge, with a terrace on the Grand Canal; at the Gritti Epicurean School you can take cooking classes yourself. At the Orient Express Venezia, Heinz Beck is behind Heinz Beck Venezia, with just 20 seats in the former orangery.Dining – Ca' Sagredo Hotel VeniceCa' Sagredo Hotel Venice · DiningOn the Grand Canal you dine on terraces: at The St. Regis Venice at Gio’s, with modern Italian cooking by Giuseppe Ricci, and at the Ca' Sagredo Hotel Venice at L’Alcova, facing the Rialto market. At the Sina Centurion Palace Venice, Antinoo’s Restaurant by Giancarlo Bellino holds Due Forchette, two forks, in the 2025 Gambero Rosso guide.

With a view of the lagoon, the Ca' di Dio Hotel Venice serves reinterpreted Venetian cuisine at VERO. On the Riva degli Schiavoni, Daniele Galliazzo cooks at the LPV Ristorante of the Hotel Londra Palace Venice, on the terrace facing the lagoon, and at the Hotel Ai Reali Venice the bread, pasta and desserts at the Alle Corone restaurant are all homemade (closed on Wednesdays).

On the islands, you will happily dine in: at the San Clemente Palace Venice, Acquerello stands for modern Venetian cuisine with wines from the San Clemente Wines range, and on the roof of the JW Marriott Venice Resort, the Sagra Rooftop Restaurant is open all year round.

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If you are staying at a 5-star hotel in Venice, you can take your aperitivo on the water or above the rooftops. Our tip is the Bar Gabbiano at the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice, where the Bellini is mixed to the original recipe; at Bacaro Dior on the Fondamenta you look across to St. Mark’s Square over cicchetti. Bar Longhi at The Gritti Palace Venice is named after the paintings of Pietro Longhi, and at the Aman Venice you drink in the Red Room beneath a fresco by Cesare Rotta.

Up above the rooftops are the 150 m² roof terrace of the Hotel Gabrielli Venezia (no reservation needed, noon to 10:30 pm), the altana of the Splendid Venice, open in summer from 6 pm to 9:30 pm to non-hotel guests as well, and the Rooftop Terrace of the Ca' Sagredo Hotel Venice from May to October.

For a starred dinner without a boat ride

Book the luxury hotel to match the restaurant. At the Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice, the two-star Glam is in the hotel’s own courtyard; at the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice, Oro sits right on the lagoon; and at the Orient Express Venezia, Heinz Beck cooks for just 20 guests. Our travel advisors will gladly plan room and table for the same evening.

Luxury hotels in Venice with a history: from a doge’s residence to the city’s first gambling house

In Venice you sleep in buildings older than some cities. If you are looking for a 5-star hotel in Venice with a past, you will find monasteries, pilgrims’ houses and noble palazzi. The Ca' di Dio Hotel Venice on the Riva dates back to a pilgrims’ house from 1272, whose interiors have been redesigned by Patricia Urquiola. The church on the island of the San Clemente Palace Venice was founded in 1131 together with a pilgrims’ hospice; from 1873 the island housed a psychiatric hospital for women, and it has been a hotel since 2003.Ca' di Dio Hotel VeniceCa' di Dio Hotel Venice · CastelloThe palazzi of the nobility tell the story of the Republic. The Gothic 14th-century palazzo of The Gritti Palace Venice was from 1525 the residence of Doge Andrea Gritti; John Ruskin worked on “The Stones of Venice” here, and it has been a hotel since 1895. Giangiacomo dei Grigi built the Palazzo Papadopoli of the Aman Venice in the mid-16th century for the Coccina family, and in the Alcova Tiepolo Suite you look up at original frescoes by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo.Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel VenicePalazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice · Santa CroceThe condottiere Pandolfo Malatesta once lived in the Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice; after a fire in 1845, the garden on the Grand Canal took the place of the canal façade. At the Palazzo Nani Venice Radisson Collection Hotel, Alessandro Vittoria created the stucco and frescoes of the portego in the 16th century, and a Roman floor came to light during the restoration. The Ca' Sagredo Hotel Venice is half hotel, half museum, with Andrea Tirali’s staircase and Pietro Longhi’s fresco “Fall of the Giants”.

Some luxury hotels in Venice have an unusual past. In the Palazzo Dandolo of the Hotel Monaco & Grand Canal Venice, the Ridotto, Venice’s public gambling house, opened in 1638 and was closed by the Council of Ten in 1774; its historic halls are part of the hotel today. The Palazzo Ca’ Corner-Reali of the Hotel Ai Reali Venice was taken over in 1800 by Reali, a manufacturer of wax and sugar. And the neo-Gothic Palazzo Genovese of the Sina Centurion Palace Venice was built on the grounds of the monastery of San Gregorio, where remains of buildings from the 7th and 9th centuries were found during construction.

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  • Breakfast for two, every day
  • Room upgrade subject to availability
  • Hotel credit, e.g. US$100
  • Early check-in and late check-out
  • VIP service and personal advice
  • Points and status in the hotel programme
Over two nights, that adds up to around €500 in value on average – depending on hotel, rate and availability.

The Riva degli Schiavoni is home to the luxury hotels of the Grand Tour. The Hotel Londra Palace Venice was created in 1900 from the Hotel d’Angleterre, opened in 1853, and the Beau Rivage, built in 1865, as the “hotel with a hundred windows”; its guests included Tchaikovsky, Jules Verne and D’Annunzio. The Hotel Gabrielli Venezia has belonged to the Perkhofer family since 1856 and has hosted Adolf Loos, Franz Kafka and Sigmund Freud. On the Grand Canal, Claude Monet painted in the fall of 1908 at what was then the Grand Hotel Britannia, today The St. Regis Venice.

The 20th century brought two legends. Giuseppe Cipriani, founder of Harry’s Bar and inventor of the Bellini, opened the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice on the Giudecca in 1958, financed by the three daughters of the 2nd Earl of Iveagh. The Sina Palazzo Sant’Angelo Venice occupies the Casa Tito, which Angelo Scattolin rebuilt on the Grand Canal in 1954. And on the island of the JW Marriott Venice Resort, a tuberculosis sanatorium stood from 1914, which Matteo Thun has transformed into a resort.

Award-winning luxury hotels in Venice: Michelin Keys and Forbes

Michelin Keys recognize hotels, not restaurants. In Venice, two hotels hold three Michelin Keys, the highest level: the Aman Venice and the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice. The Gritti Palace Venice holds two Keys.Aman VeniceAman Venice · San PoloOne Michelin Key goes to five more hotels. Our tip among them: the Ca' di Dio Hotel Venice and the Hotel Londra Palace Venice on the Riva, and the Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice with its garden on the Grand Canal. If you are looking for a 5-star hotel in Venice, the Keys are a good guide.

In the Forbes Travel Guide, the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice holds five stars. Four stars in the Forbes Travel Guide go to The St. Regis Venice, The Gritti Palace Venice and the Aman Venice; the Forbes Travel Guide lists seven more hotels as “Recommended”. That means the Cipriani, the Aman and the Gritti hold both Michelin Keys and Forbes stars.

The restaurants’ Michelin stars are a separate matter: two for Glam at the Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice, one for Oro at the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice.

The luxury hotels in Venice are well represented in the major hotel associations, too. The Hotel Londra Palace Venice has been a member of Relais & Châteaux since 2012 and has followed a zero-waste protocol since 2023. The Leading Hotels of the World include three hotels, among them the Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice and the Violino D'Oro Venice; four are members of Small Luxury Hotels of the World and two of Preferred Hotels & Resorts.

Where to stay in Venice: the Grand Canal, San Marco, Castello, Cannaregio, the Giudecca or the islands – the right location for your 5-star hotel

In Venice you get around on foot and by boat, and every location has its own rhythm: the palazzi on the Grand Canal, the lanes around St. Mark’s Square, the waterfront promenade along the lagoon, the residential district of Cannaregio and the islands, where the evenings grow quiet.The St. Regis VeniceThe St. Regis Venice · San MarcoOn the Grand Canal, on the San Marco side, you stay at The Gritti Palace Venice opposite the church of Santa Maria della Salute or at The St. Regis Venice with its private garden on the water. Between the Rialto and Accademia bridges, the Sina Palazzo Sant’Angelo Venice has its own boat landing. The Rosewood Hotel Bauer Venice on Campo San Moisè is currently closed. Our recommendation: The Gritti Palace Venice.Sina Centurion Palace VeniceSina Centurion Palace Venice · DorsoduroOn the other side of the Grand Canal are the Aman Venice in the Palazzo Papadopoli in San Polo, with a garden on the water, the Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice in Santa Croce with a garden and private jetty and, for art lovers, the Sina Centurion Palace Venice in Dorsoduro right next to the Salute, between the Punta della Dogana and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection. Our recommendation: the Aman Venice.

From the luxury hotels in the lanes of San Marco you are at St. Mark’s Square within minutes: at the Violino D'Oro Venice on Corte Barozzi by the Rio San Moisè and at the Baglioni Hotel Luna Venice a few steps from the piazza. Our recommendation: the Violino D'Oro Venice.

On the Riva degli Schiavoni and in Castello you have the lagoon and San Giorgio Maggiore outside your window: at the Hotel Londra Palace Venice and at the Ca' di Dio Hotel Venice near the Arsenale. Set a little further back and more affordable, the Hotel Ai Reali Venice lies on a canal by Campo della Fava. Our recommendation: the Hotel Londra Palace Venice.

Your suitespot benefits
  • Breakfast for two, every day
  • Room upgrade subject to availability
  • Hotel credit, e.g. US$100
  • Early check-in and late check-out
  • VIP service and personal advice
  • Points and status in the hotel programme
Over two nights, that adds up to around €500 in value on average – depending on hotel, rate and availability.

At no extra cost: you pay the same rate as booking direct with the hotel – the suitespot benefits come on top, free of charge.

In Cannaregio you stay in the Venice of the Venetians: at the Orient Express Venezia on the Strada Nova, about a ten-minute walk from Santa Lucia station, at the Palazzo Nani Venice Radisson Collection Hotel on the Cannaregio Canal near the Ponte delle Guglie in the historic Jewish quarter, and at The Venice Times Hotel, 200 meters from the station. Our recommendation: the Orient Express Venezia.

On the Giudecca and the islands of the lagoon you trade narrow lanes for gardens – ideal if your 5-star hotel in Venice should double as a resort. The Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice sits at the tip of the Giudecca opposite St. Mark’s Square, the San Clemente Palace Venice on the private island of San Clemente with tennis, pitch & putt and a 1.5-kilometer jogging trail. On Murano, the glassblowers’ island, you stay at the Hyatt Centric Murano Venice right on Murano’s own Grand Canal, about 20 minutes from Venice. Our recommendation: the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice.

Our travel advisors’ insider tip

Plan your arrival, too. Many luxury hotels in Venice have their own landing stage where the water taxi from the airport drops you right at the door, such as the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice, the Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice and the Sina Palazzo Sant’Angelo Venice.

At the Orient Express Venezia you glide in through the Gothic water gate. If you are coming by train, it is about a ten-minute walk there and just a few minutes to The Venice Times Hotel.

What a night at a 5-star hotel in Venice costs – and what is included

The selection starts at 120 € at the Hyatt Centric Murano Venice and goes up to 1,270 € at the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice. In the historic center, prices start at 128 €; half of the open hotels start below 400 € a night. On the Grand Canal you can stay from 212 € at the Sina Palazzo Sant’Angelo Venice. The Rosewood Hotel Bauer Venice is closed for a complete renovation and therefore does not appear in the table; you’ll find all hotels with their current rates in the hotel list below.

Luxury hotelFromsuitespot benefits fromsuitespot score
Hyatt Centric Murano Venice120 €2 nights★ 4.5/5
Hotel Indigo Venice Sant'Elena128 €1st night★ 4.4/5
Hotel Ai Reali Venice145 €2 nights★ 4.7/5
The Venice Times Hotel199 €1st night★ 4.3/5
Splendid Venice210 €1st night★ 4.2/5
Sina Palazzo Sant’Angelo Venice212 €2 nights★ 4.6/5
Palazzo Nani Venice Radisson Collection Hotel225 €1st night★ 4.6/5
Sina Centurion Palace Venice274 €2 nights★ 4.4/5
Ca' Sagredo Hotel Venice275 €1st night★ 4.4/5
Hotel Savoia & Jolanda Venice359 €1st night★ 4.1/5
Hotel Monaco & Grand Canal Venice365 €1st night★ 4.2/5
Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice375 €1st night★ 4.7/5
JW Marriott Venice Resort400 €1st night★ 4.3/5
Ca' di Dio Hotel Venice430 €2 nights★ 4.8/5
Hotel Gabrielli Venezia496 €1st night★ 4.1/5
Baglioni Hotel Luna Venice565 €1st night★ 4.6/5
Hotel Londra Palace Venice565 €1st night★ 4.7/5
Violino D'Oro Venice610 €1st night★ 4.5/5
San Clemente Palace Venice711 €1st night★ 4.5/5
Orient Express Venezia736 €1st night★ 4.3/5
The St. Regis Venice929 €1st night★ 4.7/5
Aman Venice1,045 €1st night★ 4.9/5
The Gritti Palace Venice1,170 €1st night★ 4.8/5
Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice1,270 €1st night★ 4.9/5

What is included at every luxury hotel: daily breakfast for two, an upgrade subject to availability, and early check-in and late check-out subject to availability. At the Aman Venice breakfast is served either in the restaurant or in your room, at the Palazzo Nani Venice Radisson Collection Hotel at the Zoja restaurant and on the terrace; at the Baglioni Hotel Luna Venice breakfast applies from the Deluxe Double category.

When the benefits apply: usually from the first night; five hotels require two nights, among them the Ca' di Dio Hotel Venice and the Hyatt Centric Murano Venice – the table shows which. At the Hyatt Centric Murano Venice the upgrade is confirmed at booking, though not from a room to a suite.Rooms & suites – Hyatt Centric Murano VeniceHyatt Centric Murano Venice · Rooms & suitesWith the hotel credit at a 5-star hotel in Venice, it pays to look at the details. 100 US dollars is available at 15 luxury hotels, for example at The Gritti Palace Venice for food and drinks; at the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice it rises to 220 US dollars in the suites. The Aman Venice credits 100 US dollars toward the spa, and at four hotels it is 50 US dollars.

On top come extras you’ll only find in one place: at the Aman Venice you are given a tour of the Palazzo Papadopoli, and in the Alcova Tiepolo Suite and the Canal Grande Suite, lunch or dinner for two is included from two nights. The Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice gives you free use of the spa and fitness facilities, takes you to St. Mark’s Square around the clock, places mineral water and the daily newspaper in your room, and gives you a 500 US dollar voucher for your next Belmond booking once your booking reaches 10,000 US dollars. A welcome gift awaits at eight luxury hotels in Venice.

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Points and status can be collected at 16 of the 24 open hotels, across seven programs: the Leaders Club and I Prefer with four hotels each, Marriott Bonvoy with three, IHG One Rewards with two, plus ALL (Accor) at the Orient Express Venezia, World of Hyatt at the Hyatt Centric Murano Venice and Radisson Rewards at the Palazzo Nani Venice Radisson Collection Hotel.

When it is at its most beautiful: from April to June and in September and October, when roof terraces, gardens and pools are open. When it is especially atmospheric: in winter, when the lanes fall quiet and mist settles over the lagoon. When to book your 5-star hotel in Venice early: for Carnival in February, the Biennale and the Redentore festival in July.

How long to stay: three nights – one for St. Mark’s Square and the Grand Canal, one for Dorsoduro, the Rialto and Cannaregio, and one for the islands of the lagoon.

The hotels in Venice at a glance

What sets the hotels in Venice apart – from their opening year to the spa:

HotelOpenedRenovatedPoolSpaMichelin KeysForbes
Orient Express Venezia20262026✓1 Key
Ca' di Dio Hotel Venice2025✓1 Key
Hotel Londra Palace Venice18532024–1 KeyRecommended
JW Marriott Venice Resort✓✓Recommended
San Clemente Palace Venice20032016✓✓Recommended
Palazzo Nani Venice Radisson Collection Hotel20212021–
Hotel Indigo Venice Sant'Elena20192019
The St. Regis Venice20192019✓4 stars
The Gritti Palace Venice18952013✓2 Keys4 stars
Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice201620161 Key
Violino D'Oro Venice20231 Key
Aman Venice2013✓3 Keys4 stars

Earn points & use your status in Venice

In Venice you earn points with Marriott Bonvoy at The Gritti Palace Venice and The St. Regis Venice, with the Leaders Club at the Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice, with I Prefer at the San Clemente Palace Venice and with ALL (Accor) at the Orient Express Venezia. As suitespot books direct rates, your points, elite nights and status benefits stay intact.

ProgramHotelsExamples in Venice
I Prefer4 hotelsSan Clemente Palace Venice, Splendid Venice, Hotel Monaco & Grand Canal Venice …
Leaders Club4 hotelsBaglioni Hotel Luna Venice, Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice, Violino D'Oro Venice …
Marriott Bonvoy3 hotelsJW Marriott Venice Resort, The St. Regis Venice, The Gritti Palace Venice
IHG One Rewards2 hotelsHotel Indigo Venice Sant'Elena, The Venice Times Hotel
ALL (Accor)1 hotelOrient Express Venezia
Radisson Rewards1 hotelPalazzo Nani Venice Radisson Collection Hotel
World of Hyatt1 hotelHyatt Centric Murano Venice

Frequently asked questions about luxury hotels in Venice

What does a night at a luxury hotel in Venice cost?

The selection starts at 120 € at the Hyatt Centric Murano Venice on Murano and goes up to 1,270 € at the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice; half of the open hotels start below 400 € a night. In the historic center, prices start at 128 € at the Hotel Indigo Venice Sant'Elena, and on the Grand Canal at 212 € at the Sina Palazzo Sant’Angelo Venice. Breakfast for two is included everywhere.

Which is the most expensive hotel in Venice?

At the top end is the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice on the Giudecca, with rates from 1,270 €, followed by The Gritti Palace Venice at 1,170 €, the Aman Venice at 1,045 € and The St. Regis Venice at 929 €.

Which luxury hotels in Venice are new?

The Orient Express Venezia opened on March 30, 2026 in the Palazzo Donà Giovannelli in Cannaregio, and the Hotel Gabrielli Venezia reopened in 2025 as a 5-star hotel after around three years of restoration. The Violino D'Oro Venice has been welcoming guests since fall 2023. And at the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice, the Dior Spa has been open since July 15, 2026.

Which luxury hotels in Venice have a pool?

Three, all on islands: the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice on the Giudecca with a heated saltwater pool (28 to 30 °C), the San Clemente Palace Venice with a heated 21.5-meter outdoor pool, and the JW Marriott Venice Resort with a rooftop pool, a family pool in summer and a Vitality Pool in the spa. All three take you to St. Mark’s Square by hotel boat free of charge.

Which luxury hotels in Venice have a Michelin-starred restaurant?

The Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice with Glam by Enrico Bartolini and Donato Ascani (two Michelin stars) and the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice with Oro, under the culinary direction of Massimo Bottura (one star).

Which luxury hotels in Venice have Michelin Keys?

The Aman Venice and the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice hold three Michelin Keys, The Gritti Palace Venice holds two. Five more hotels hold one Key, among them the Ca' di Dio Hotel Venice on the Riva. The Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice holds five stars in the Forbes Travel Guide.

Which luxury hotels in Venice are on the Grand Canal?

On the San Marco side we recommend The Gritti Palace Venice, facing the Salute, and The St. Regis Venice with its private garden on the water; across the water, the Aman Venice in the Palazzo Papadopoli in San Polo. The Rosewood Hotel Bauer Venice on the Grand Canal is currently closed.

Can I collect points at Venice’s luxury hotels?

Yes, at 16 of the 24 open hotels. The Leaders Club and I Prefer apply at four hotels each, Marriott Bonvoy at three, for example The Gritti Palace Venice, and IHG One Rewards at two; add to that ALL (Accor) at the Orient Express Venezia, World of Hyatt at the Hyatt Centric Murano Venice and Radisson Rewards at the Palazzo Nani Venice Radisson Collection Hotel.

Where should I stay in Venice?

On the Grand Canal for the classic palazzo view (recommendation: The Gritti Palace Venice), in the lanes of San Marco for short walks (Violino D'Oro Venice), on the Riva degli Schiavoni for the lagoon view (Hotel Londra Palace Venice), in Cannaregio for the Venice of the Venetians and on the Giudecca for a pool and garden (Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice).

Is the Rosewood Hotel Bauer Venice open?

No. The former Bauer on the Grand Canal has been closed since November 2022 for a complete renovation and is set to reopen as a Rosewood; no date has been set yet. Close by, also on the Grand Canal, are The Gritti Palace Venice and The St. Regis Venice.

Which luxury hotel in Venice suits families?

The Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice has a kids’ club, babysitting and a pool for children aged four and over, and the JW Marriott Venice Resort a kids’ club and a family pool in summer. At the San Clemente Palace Venice there is tennis and pitch & putt as well as the pool, and the Hotel Gabrielli Venezia offers babysitting and a 600 m² garden.

Which luxury hotels in Venice welcome pets?

Among others, the Aman Venice, the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice and the Sina Palazzo Sant’Angelo Venice on the Grand Canal. The Hotel Ai Reali Venice does not accept pets.

Which is the best luxury hotel in Venice?

There is no fixed ranking – the best hotel is the one that suits your trip. If you’d like to stay in a doge’s residence on the Grand Canal, book The Gritti Palace Venice, facing the Salute. The Aman Venice in the Palazzo Papadopoli pairs art with calm, with Tiepolo frescoes and a garden on the water. Families and swimmers head to the Giudecca and the Belmond Hotel Cipriani Venice, with its saltwater pool and kids’ club, while food lovers choose the Palazzo Venart Luxury Hotel Venice with the two-star restaurant Glam. Our travel advisors will gladly help you choose among the luxury hotels in Venice in person.

Which 5-star hotel in Venice overlooks the lagoon?

On the Riva degli Schiavoni, for example, the Hotel Gabrielli Venezia: reopened in 2025 after around three years of restoration, with a 600 m² private garden and a roof terrace on the sixth floor that looks out from the Lido to the Dogana. Also on the Riva, near the Arsenale, is the Ca' di Dio Hotel Venice in a pilgrims’ house from 1272; its restaurant VERO looks out over the lagoon. Our travel advisors will gladly help you decide which of the two suits you.

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