All the poetry of Venice seems to be encapsulated in the luxurious elegance of this sumptuous, typically Venetian hotel, with its 100-window façade overlooking the lagoon, dotted with romantic islands, its mosaic paving-stones and its marble and Murano crystal interior.

It is hardly surprising that an establishment of such opulent splendor should have attracted so many eminent artists, writers and musicians.
Perhaps the best-known are Tchaikovsky, who composed the first movements of his fourth symphony here, initially entitled Do Leoni in memory of the St Mark’s Square lions, and Gabriele d’Annunzio.
You will be enchanted in turn by the peerless quality of this unique establishment, its impeccably discreet service and the delicate harmonies of its rooms and suites.