Hotel Liassidi Palace, Venice

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Classic Double or Twin Room

Max 2 Adults

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Overlooks the street or the garden. Has a satellite TV, minibar and private bathroom with slippers, toiletries and hairdryer.Extra beds are not available in this room. Maximum occupancy: 2 adults.

Deluxe Double or Twin Room

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Overlooks the street or the garden. Has a satellite TV, minibar and private bathroom with slippers, toiletries and hairdryer. The bathroom features a bath or shower.Extra beds are not available in this room. Maximum occupancy: 2 adults.

Junior Suite with Canal View

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Spacious, air-conditioned room with a canal view and a bath. Features luxury furnishings and a private bathroom with free toiletries plus slippers.

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About This Property

Experience a luxurious atmosphere, spacious rooms and a combination of modern furnishings with classical, Venetian design in this 4-star, boutique hotel in the centre of Venice. At Hotel Liassidi Pa (Read More)lace you will appreciate a central, yet quiet location. Walk to the Rialto Bridge and Piazza San Marco in just 5 minutes. Hotel Liassidi Palace can be easily reached by water bus or water taxi. Set in a 15th-century, Gothic palace, Hotel Liassidi offers charming interiors and high-quality decorations. In the lobby, halls and lounge area, you can admire high ceilings with exposed-wood beams and Murano-glass chandeliers. In the main building hotel’s lift will connect you to 26 richly decorated rooms distributed on 5 floors. Some suites are located in a separate building with a garden. All accommodation at Hotel Liassidi features precious fabrics, replicas of famous, 20th-century paintings, oak and Italian-walnut furniture, and plasma-screen TVs with satellite channels. From rooms or suites you can admire a view of a calle (a typical Venetian street), the internal courtyard or a canal. Large, en suite bathrooms are decorated with Bisazza mosaic tiles. Here you can relax in a spal bath and try the Scottish shower, which offers an extra feature of alternating sprays of hot and cold water. The concierge service can assist you with tourist information, gondola rentals, and reservations for museums, events and nearby restaurants. You can enjoy a drink at the bar in the garden. Hotel Liassidi Palace provides meeting rooms and a free internet point in public areas.

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Guest Ratings For This Property

8.5

Based on 647 Reviews

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Comfort

8.91

Cleanliness

8.78

Value For Money

8.15

Facilities

8.32

Guest Reviews

Ct

group

8.0

Very good

Very friendly and pleasant staff. Great breakfast, and excellent location about 10 minutes from St Marks Square. Suite room was large, with a modern bathroom.

While I had a large room, it was rather void of furnishings for a suite room. It would have been nice to have a small, comfortable sofa or easy chairs in which to relax.

Published on 04 Jan 2024

Prof

group

7.0

Good

Was good but hardly warrants 4 *

Good location Friendly helpful staff Good breakfast

The room was bland and uninteresting with old worn furniture. Bathroom adequate but no proper shower

Published on 04 Jan 2024

S

group

10.0

Exceptional

Location was perfect.

Published on 02 Jan 2024

Oliver

young couple

8.0

Very good

Relaxing basecamp in a great location

Wellness suite - great location and a room with a sauna / steam room was a real treat.

The phone to the main hotel didnt work. The decor was a little scruffy in places but the room was very clean

Published on 24 Dec 2023

Anonymous

young couple

6.0

Pleasant

A huge painting of a woman who was holding the decapitated head in her hand I dont think is an appropriate painting in a vacationers room. I found it bad taste! We were told we received the jewel room of the hotel. Wondering how badly the other paintings were.

Published on 22 Dec 2023