Hotel Hotel Palazzina Sardi is set in the heart of Venice, right on the Fondamenta del Vin canal, near Piazza San Marco. It offers views on a typical Venetian canal. The Art hotel captures the essence of Venetian art and tradition, elegantly blending Moorish-Revival architecture, and Gothic-Venetian style evident in the majestic facade, frescoes, and exposed beams adorning the ceilings. In homage to Giovanni Sardi, the renowned Venetian architect who designed the palace, the hotel celebrates his passion for the preservation of artistic heritage by welcoming original artworks in common areas and rooms. Hotel Palazzina Sardi invites guests to retreat to a corner of style and sophistication.From the hotel's privileged location, you can enjoy the serenity of the Venetian canals, while the proximity to Piazza San Marco allows you to easily explore the city's main attractions. In just a few minutes, you can reach the most iconic places in the history of Venice, visiting the Basilica San Marco, the Correr Museum, and the Doge's Palace. During your stay, you'll have the opportunity to enjoy all the services designed for the comfort of our guests, including a rich breakfast, served buffet-style and à la carte, in the elegant indoor hall or the exclusive private courtyard, a bar lounge with its selection of drinks and snacks and an exclusive altana spanning over 30 square meters that offers a breathtaking view of the bell tower of San Marco and the Renaissance church of San Zaccaria. All rooms combine elegance and comfort, featuring private bathrooms and some of them a canal view.Each room is equipped with air conditioning for maximum climate comfort, ultra-HD smart TV, free and fast Wi-Fi connectivity, and all the amenities and comforts one expects to find in a modern establishment. They can feature Venetian or wooden floors, frescoed ceilings, exposed beams, along with Venetian chandeliers, sophisticated modern marble bathrooms, and refined furnishings fused with original artworks.

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