Address: Campo sant agostin san polo , Venice 30125, Italy Show on map
Wander through the maze of narrow calli(backstreets) in this untouristed corner of Venice, and discover interiors that are unexpectedly spacious and gracious. Guestrooms here have tall windows to capture the light and more than enough room for massive antique armoires and writing desks.This inn has only been open a few years, but you'll need to pinch yourself to remember you're in the 21st century in this converted monastery. The communal areas are stiffly formal with all the straight-backed chairs and unwieldy antique sideboards, but the rooms are dapper and comfortable. Curtains, upholstery, and headboards are done up in dusky blue damask and framed in gilt wood. Chandeliers shed a flattering light in guestrooms, and modern bathrooms sparkle with creamy marble and cheering Hapsburg yellow walls. No 105 has traditional terrazzo alla Veneziana (Venetian marble) floors, but the zig-zag parquet in other guestrooms is sensational. The best two rooms have small balconies overlooking the Ponte de Sant'Agostin, the canal beneath it and a small square. Look out for Fortuny's version of Velázquez' L'Infanta in the breakfast area.
This inn has only been open a few years, but you'll need to pinch yourself to remember you're in the 21st century in this converted monastery. The communal areas are stiffly formal with all the straight-backed chairs and unwieldy antique sideboards, but the rooms are dapper and comfortable. Curtains, upholstery, and headboards are done up in dusky blue damask and framed in gilt wood. Chandeliers shed a flattering light in guestrooms, and modern bathrooms sparkle with creamy marble and cheering Hapsburg yellow walls. No 105 has traditional terrazzo alla Veneziana (Venetian marble) floors, but the zig-zag parquet in other guestrooms is sensational. The best two rooms have small balconies overlooking the Ponte de Sant'Agostin, the canal beneath it and a small square. Look out for Fortuny's version of Velázquez' L'Infanta in the breakfast area.
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Atmosphere: Elegant and Low-key
Check-in / Check-out Earliest check-in: 14:00 Latest check-out time: 11:00
US$242.82 per night
(US$121.41per person per night)
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Sunny Campo San Giacomo dell'Orio is a favourite hangout for Venetians, with kids tearing around on tricycles and neighbours stopping by for an espresso and a chat. The square's namesake church is worth visiting for its rare Venetian work by Lorenzo Lotto. Just across from the church at Prosecco, they put out a fine spread of artisanal cheeses and cold cuts at happy hour.
The building housing the hotel used to be a monastery, built in the 13th century. An affiliated church that stood opposite the hotel was destroyed by fire three times, and some night porters have reported sightings of ghosts in the area.
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