Hotel Dei Dragomanni

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Hotel Dei Dragomanni S Marco 2711 Venice Italy	Star-Rating: ★★★★ Classification: Upscale Hotels Phone: 39-041-277-1300 Fax: Website:

Hotel Dei Dragomanni description

Hotel Dei Drogomanni Is A Traditional Venetian Hotel With Modern Touches. The Multilingual Staff Is Attentive In Accommodating The Guests To Make Them Feel At Home While Negotiating Their Way Around The Historical Labyrinth Called Venice. The 17th Century Palace Is A Fantastic Example Of Venetian Architecture And It Has Been Renovated Respecting Al Of It's Historical Past. He Hotel Has A Wonderful Staircase "alla Leonardesca" Which Leads Up To The Noble Floor And Makes It Possible For The Guests To Reach The Dragomanni Lounge Without Passing Through The Lobby. Complimentary Newspapers And Express Check In And Out. Invites You To Enjoy A Timeless Atmosphere Serving A Selection Of Curious Historical Drinks And Light Appetisers. In The Good Season, You Can Relax In The Inner Court With Its Original "vera Da Pozzo" Or, Otherwise, In The Dragomanni Lounge Featuring A Fourteenth Century Carved Stone Column And A Giant Tromp L'oeil Library Skilfully Painted By A Venetian Scenography Master. The Hotel Dei Dragomanni Has 25 Rooms And Suites Over Looking The Remarkable Grand Canal. The Architect Carefully Maintained The Old Palace Feeling By Including Five Double Connecting Bedrooms, Two Suites, One Suite With Terrace, One Presidential Suite That Has Two Double Rooms And A Fantastic Terrace With View Of The Grand Canal. The 11 Elegant Guest Rooms Are High Quality Accommodations Offering Beautiful View And Comfortable Layout. They Are Carefully Decorated With The Traditional Colours Of Blues, Yellows, Creams And Browns, Which Respect The Originality. These Colours Are In Theme With Those Reflected From The Sunset On The Terraces. The Guests Are Welcome To Explore The Hotel And Appreciate The Particulars Of This Noble Palace. Details From Renaissance Paintings Were Used Through Out The Rooms And Original Wood From The 18th Century Was Carefully Restored And Used In Making The Head Boards. The Unique Fabrics Chosen Were Inspired From 16th Century Oriental Dresses, And Can Still Be Found In The Venetian Museums.

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