All rooms and suites feature a king-size bed, an armoire with personal bar, a writing desk, either a sofa or twin lounge chairs, a television with international channels as well as movies and documentaries on demand, and a docking station.
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Palazzo Bedroom:
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- Room View: Private gardens
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Palazzo Chamber :
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- Room View: Either the Grand Canal or the private garden
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Palazzo Stanza:
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Maddalena Stanza:
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- Room View: Garden terrace an Grand Canal
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This is one of the hotel's signature historic rooms and it features unique architectural details including high, frescoed ceilings, as well as silk wall coverings and a chandelier in the bathroom.
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Papadopoli Stanza:
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- Room View: Garden terrace and Grand Canal
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This is one of the hotel's signature historic rooms and it features unique architectural details including high, frescoed ceilings in both the bedroom and bathroom.
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Sansovino Stanza:
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This is one of the hotel's signature rooms and was originally called ‘The Hall of the Four Doors’. Architectural details include wood panelling, a painted frieze around the walls and a carved ceiling. There is also a historical fireplace designed by Jacopo d’Antonio Sansovino, one of Venice’s most famous architects of the early 16th century.
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Alcova Tiepolo Suite:
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This is one of the hotel's signature rooms and features a sitting room and a bedroom with a ceiling by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, who was thought of as one of the finest decorative painters of the 18th century Europe.
Two prestigious dining rooms on the Grand Canal plate up glorious food in lavish surroundings. The theme is a mix of Italian and Mediterranean, wonderfully executed by award-winning chefs. Warm weather brings guests outside to a flower-filled garden for alfresco antipasto and pre-dinner drinks, gondolas gliding by for an unforgettable experience.
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- Cuisine: Italian
- Setting: Enjoy views over the hotel’s Canal Garden as you dine.
- Dress Code: Smart/Casual
- Children's Menu: No
- Vegetarian Option: Yes
- Reservation Required: No
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- Cuisine: Italian
- Setting: The Yellow Dining Room features a magnificent fireplace and a ceiling painted by renowned 19th century artist Cesare Rotta, as well as views of the Grand Canal.
- Dress Code: Smart causal
- Children's Menu: No
- Vegetarian Option: Yes
- Reservation Required: No
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- Cuisine: Italian
- Setting: In warm weather, guests can dine al fresco in the stunning Canal Garden.
- Dress Code: Casual
- Children's Menu: No
- Vegetarian Option: Yes
- Reservation Required: No
City Highlights
World-renowned sites, including Saint Mark’s Basilica and Piazza San Marco, are just a short boat ride from Aman. In addition, Aman also offers a guided tour along the canals of Venice to explore the city along less travelled routes to get a taste of the real Venice.
Guests can take purchase a piece of traditional murano glassware from the hotel's boutique that sells pieces designed by the owner of the property.
Romance
Synonymous with romance, Venice lures lovers through the seasons. They come for the architecture, the art, the gondolas, the opera, the restaurants and the shops, for losing themselves in secret backwaters while soaking up the atmosphere of this very special place. Aman boasts a prime spot on the Grand Canal, Venice's most famous waterway - the setting alone will seduce you. Watch Venice wake up or fall asleep, navigating along the canals in an Aman boat, the sun's first and final rays shimmering on the waters, or retreat to the rooftop terrace for a glimpse of Venice few people see - a tucked away spot ideal for lingering with your loved one.
Spa Breaks
The hotel’s spa is located on the third floor and there is lift access, as well as the stairs. The low ceiling and dim lighting create a tranquil setting for the three single treatment rooms that each have a dressing area and bathroom - one of which has a bath. There is also a small gym on the fourth floor where you can work out on the aerobic and strength-conditioning equipment, or in the area designated for free weights, whilst looking at views over the city’s rooftops.
Culture & History
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Venice overflows with architectural gems and priceless art. Get up close to countless show-stopping sights, exploring its labyrinth of canals and cobblestone streets. More than two-hundred churches dot 118 islands, with St. Mark's Basilica the star attraction. Book a private tour of the Doge's Palace, a stunning, fresco-filled example of Venetian Gothic design or fast-forward to cutting-edge art at Palazzo Grassi, Punta della Dogana and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection. Elsewhere, visit Murano and Burano for exquisite glass and lace or Rialto Market - full of fish, fruit and veg - with Aman's chef. Opera-lovers, meanwhile, can enjoy the evocative music of Rossini, Puccini and Verdi from a private Aman box.
Weddings
Get married in a Venetian palace, a glittering jewel of this incredible floating city. The occasion may be grand, just like the hotel, or an intimate affair, with a choice of venues inside and out. Two delightful gardens can be decked with scented blooms or enjoy your wedding day in the sophisticated salons and dining rooms, including exclusive use of Piano Nobile, the hotel's flagship floor. Oozing refinement, the stage is set for a truly classy wedding ceremony, meticulously planned to the tiniest detail by the Aman wedding team. You may want a formal banquet, a candlelit dinner or a cocktail party, classical music, exquisite flowers and fairytale photos. All can be arranged - a bespoke wedding just for you.