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Stay in the heart of Venice at Hotel Violino d’Oro, a luxurious hotel with stylish rooms, canal access, and a prime location
Need To Know
-Total Rooms & Suites: 32
-Arrival: Private water entrance for gondola or water taxi arrivals
-Dining: Il Piccolo Bar and Ristorante serve Venetian cicchetti and creative local dishes
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Location
Address
San Marco 2091, Venice, Italy
Travel Info
A short walk from St. Mark’s Square or arrive by water taxi to the private canal entrance.
Basilica di San Marco, Doge’s Palace, Rialto Bridge, and Harry’s Bar are all within walking distance.
Last Updated: 2025-04-05
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Origins
Housed in an 18th-century building, Violino d’Oro celebrates Venice’s artistic legacy with antique furnishings and contemporary design pieces sourced from Italian artisans. Its name pays homage to the golden violin statue gracing the lobby—a nod to Venice’s musical heritage
Top Secret
Word is, if you mention you're celebrating a special occasion when booking, the hotel might just sprinkle some extra magic on your stay—think complimentary gondola serenade or a bottle of Prosecco on arrival
The Review
Hotel Violino d’Oro is the kind of place you stumble upon and wonder if you’ve just stepped into a Venetian dream. Tucked beside the Rio San Moisè Canal and only minutes from St. Mark’s Square, it offers the perfect balance of central convenience and quiet charm. Arriving by gondola at the hotel’s private canal entrance sets the tone: this is no ordinary stay.
Inside, it feels more like a refined art collector’s home than a hotel. Think Murano glass chandeliers, velvet Rubelli fabrics, antique mirrors, and richly textured walls—a tribute to Venetian craftsmanship without veering into kitsch. The rooms are a masterclass in comfort, with the rooftop Studio Suite stealing the show thanks to its sweeping views and secluded terrace.
Dining at Il Piccolo is a treat. Chef Stefano reimagines Venetian classics with finesse, while the cocktail list—especially the signature Doge’s Fizz—is best enjoyed canal-side, watching gondolas slip by.
What truly sets Violino d’Oro apart is the warmth of the service. Run by the Maestrelli family, it’s a place where personal touches—like a surprise bottle of Prosecco for anniversaries or bespoke itinerary suggestions—are the norm.
In a city full of opulence, Hotel Violino d’Oro wins by feeling authentic, intimate, and effortlessly elegant