Splendid Venice - Starhotels Collezione

"The relationship between Splendid Venice, the hotel, and splendid Venice, the city, goes back a long time. An inn was first built on this site in the sixteenth century, and the property has been almost continuously in use as hotel since, although a 21st-century renovation eradicated any traces of mustiness. Can’t argue with the decision to keep the rosy façade with casement windows — splendid, indeed." - Mark Fedeli

"Splendid Venice can trace its roots all the way to the 16th century, when part of it formed the Black Hat Inn. You can still see bits of the hotel's humble beginnings today—the lobby, rather than transitioning into a modern, open design, is a succession of small Levantine parlors. The charm and elegance aren't just reserved for the common spaces, either. If you can, book the Splendid Venice's opulent Presidential Suite: The 646-square-foot, four-person space is magnificent, with punches of plum and delicate, textured wallpaper lining its spaces, with a private double terrace, with a view of the Campanile and the city's rooftops. Within walking distance of Saint Mark's Square in one direction and Rialto Bridge in the other, it's perfectly located for visitors ready to walk the city. After a long day out, nothing beats relaxing with a cocktail at the lounge bar, which has picture windows overlooking a small canal."

"Splendid Venice can trace its roots all the way to the 16th century, when part of it formed the Black Hat Inn. You can still see bits of the hotel's humble beginnings today—the lobby, rather than transitioning into a modern, open design, is a succession of small Levantine parlors. The charm and elegance aren't just reserved for the common spaces, either. If you can, book the Splendid Venice's opulent Presidential Suite: The 646-square-foot, four-person space is magnificent, with punches of plum and delicate, textured wallpaper lining its spaces, with a private double terrace, with a view of the Campanile and the city's rooftops. Within walking distance of Saint Mark's Square in one direction and Rialto Bridge in the other, it's perfectly located for visitors ready to walk the city. After a long day out, nothing beats relaxing with a cocktail at the lounge bar, which has picture windows overlooking a small canal." - CNT Editors