Special Offer from Five Star Alliance: Five Star Alliance guests at Hotel Gritti receive a complimentary tea for two once during the stay as well a possible room upgrade based upon availability at check-in.
Directly overlooking the Grand Canal, with an incomparable view of Venice, the Palace of the Doge Gritti is now one of the most celebrated hotels in the world. Commissioned in 1525 as the residence of the Doge of Venice, Andrea Gritti, the Gritti Palace was later used as the official residence of the Vatican's ambassadors to Venice. The Hotel Gritti Palace continues to attract elite guests, with luxuriously appointed rooms, attentive service, and the savoury cuisine of the Restaurant Club del Doge. Ernest Hemingway once appreciated the hotel "as the best hotel in a city of great hotels." The Hotel Gritti Palace is a splendid little Palazzo that preserves within its walls stories of illustrious visitors such as the British Royal Family, the Duke of Windsor, Princes of Monaco, and Hollywood Stars. 
Awards
Conde Nast Award Winner, Travel & Leisure Award Winner
Recommended Rooms
The rooms overlooking the Grand Canal have a wonderful view.
Executive Retreat
Two meeting rooms that can accomodate 40 and 90 people respectively
Fine Dining on Site
The Club del Doge restaurant and Bar Longhi
High Speed Internet
Internet Service Provided in Business Center, a fee is charged
Pets Allowed
Small dogs are allowed
Pool, Outdoor
Private round-trip boat service is available to Venice Lido, where two sister hotels have private pool facilities
Beach
Private round-trip boat service is available to Venice Lido where two sister hotels have private beach facilities
Golfing
Private round-trip boat service is available to Golf Club Alberoni
Shopping
Located directly within the shopping area
Tennis Courts Nearby
Private round-trip boat service is available to Venice Lido where two sister hotels have tennis facilities
Theatre & Museums
Palazzo Grassi, Ca' Rezzonico, Ca' d'Oro, the Guggenheim Collection, the Correr Museum, Fortuny Palace, and more
Nota Bene
Situated on the Grand Canal, the hotel was built in 1525 as the residence of the Doge of Venice, Andrea Gritti. Named to Conda Nast Traveler's "2002 Gold List" and Conda Nast Traveler's "2001 Readers' Choice Awards" list.
Dennis G., North Brunswick, NJ. August, 2006
"The Gritti Palace overall was a great experience. The only problem experienced was the lack of air conditioning. We had two suites neither of which had adequate air conditioning. The room had a wonderful view. "
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