Gracious and elegant, Deluxe Rooms surround guests with the history and intrigue of five centuries of Venetian life. Glass chandeliers hang from high ceilings, large windows illuminate a selection of antique furnishings with natural daylight, and Venetian fabrics by Lorenzo Rubelli decorate walls rich with untold stories of the palazzo’s illustrious past.

Symbolic of the splendor of the Most Serene Venetian Republic in its 18th century heyday, Venetian Rooms exude a historic richness and individual personalities that transport occupants back in time. Boasting jewel box designs in opulent and eclectic Venetian style, these romantic rooms are decorated with hand-painted ceilings, wooden wall boiserie and pastel-coloured furniture featuring hand-painted floral motifs. Expertly restored glass mirrors and appliques of Murano tradition, precious silk damask archival design fabrics by Lorenzo Rubelli in blues, pinks and cream, oil portraits, and heritage headboards add to the dreamy atmosphere.

Captivating views of neighbouring Santa Maria del Giglio Square and its neo-classical church of the same name, are a private haven in which to relax for a memorable stay in the city of canals.

With privileged settings overlooking Venice’s Grand Canal and the city’s rich patrimony of extraordinary architectural wonders, our nine Landmark Grand Canal rooms place you in the centre of a unique canvas. You’ll enjoy magnificent views over the Grand Canal, Punta della Dogana, Santa Maria della Salute Basilica, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, and many other historic palazzi.

Sestiere Suites take their names from the six Sestieri, or areas, that compose the historical centre of Venice, featuring eclectic 19th-century style.

The Serenissima Suites at The Gritti Palace celebrate the historic naval power of the Most Serene Venetian Republic, and take their names from famous naval battles during the Republic’s various Crusades.

Referencing historical elements of Venice and The Gritti Palace, the hotel’s two Heritage Suites are a tribute to Venice’s patrimony of Opera and Cinema on he first and second noble floors pf the palazzo. The Coppa Volpi Suite is named after the trophy awarded each year by the Biennale of Venice. It boasts an impressive collection of films that have won this prestigious award. Black and white photography referencing films and the recipients of the Coppa Volpi throughout the Venice International Film Festival’s history add to the atmosphere. This suite features a 55″ BeoVision 7 Entertainment System with BluRay and BeoLab Speakers.

The La Fenice Suite honours the city’s famous opera house, Gran Teatro La Fenice. Jacquard and sumptuous Lorenzo Rubelli custom fabrics that were created originally for La Fenice Theatre feature alongside a rare antique hand-painted harpsichord, Neoclassical and Empire style furniture, and antique carpets. The centrepiece of the La Fenice Suite is a restored 1705 harpsichord adorned with finely painted mythological scenes. This suite also features a 46″ Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 10 Tv and BeoSound 4 Radio/ CD and BeoLab Speakers. These suites may connect with Giglio Prestige guestrooms to form two bedroom apartments.

Named after patrons of art, design and literature, Patron Canal Suites at The Gritti Palace immerse guests deep into the cultural and artistic roots of the city and this noble palace. The John Ruskin suite bears an authentic oil painting of the renowned art historian. The expansive Punta della Dogana suite offers a finely restored selection of antiques from The Gritti Collection. Finally, the Donghia suite embraces a sophisticated interpretation of the minimalist style of American interior designer Angelo Donghia.

Occupying a corner position on the hotel’s piano nobile, the Pisani Suite delights with spectacular views, named after the noble family who originally owned the palazzo.

The Terrazza Redentore Suite is a spectacular two storey suite with an unparalleled 250sqm rooftop terrace. This one-of-a-kind rooftop terrace is the perfect spot for entertaining al fresco, for celebrations, and one of the most exclusive private venues in the city for viewing the Redentore Celebration fireworks which take place every July.

Among the illustrious and frequent guests of our hotel, there was the great English novelist W. Somerset Maugham, who inspired the Royal Suite, a magnificent combination of Venetian artistry and Rococò style.

Occupied by Ernest Hemingway during his extended stays in Venice, our Presidential Suite is the epitome of elegance. It was here that the novelist wrote “Across the River and Into the Trees” and inspired numerous guests to stay in the same suite which bears his name.

Celebrating Venetian culinary traditions from a corner position on the Grand Canal, Club del Doge Restaurant affords glorious water views from both sides, a unique visual complement to memorable dining experiences.

Club del Doge Restaurant is a fresh tribute to the timeless wonders of Venetian cuisine. Local epicurean delights will tantalize your senses and leave you with lasting memories. Executive Chef Daniele Turco accompanies diners on a journey through Venice’s culinary heritage by skillfully combining fresh, local ingredients and different tastes, ensuring an innovative interpretation of popular traditional dishes. As the hotel’s culinary nucleus, Club del Doge Restaurant invites guests to enjoy their meals on the terrace overlooking the Grand Canal from April to October, weather permitting. During the winter, its palatial interiors provide the perfect backdrop for breakfast and dinner.

Start your day with our breakfast buffet combined with hot dishes á la carte. In true Gritti style in the evening, the restaurant is transformed by soft music and lighting into a sophisticated and atmospheric setting for romantic dinners and unforgettable feasts.

Experience informal dining at its best on Venice’s Grand Canal. The Gritti Terrace is the place to go for an indulgent lunch, for afternoon tea, or for Bellini and Negroni cocktails and a fresh glass of champagne. Take pleasure in a unique Grand Canal experience with delicious al-fresco dining on The Gritti Terrace. Stretching along the waterfront, this popular place offers one of the most spectacular views in town over Punta della Dogana and the Santa Maria della Salute Basilica. The Gritti Terrace continues to be the social hub of Venice, stretching along the waterfront on one of the most beautiful sections of the Grand Canal.

Open from April through October, weather permitting, the terrace is a popular place to spend an afternoon immersed in the view of the city’s legendary monuments. The menu comprises appetizers, light salads, pasta, risotto, and platters of seasonal seafood or meat that vary based on Executive Chef Daniele Turco’s creativity. Sip delicious afternoon tea, a crisp glass of champagne, or a refreshing Bellini, Negroni, or Basil-i-ca cocktail, which was inspired by the enchanting Santa Maria della Salute church just across the water.

Renowned for its elegant decor and atmosphere, Bar Longhi truly delights with its splendid Grand Canal terrace. With its cosmopolitan atmosphere and gracious Venetian décor, Bar Longhi transports visitors to an age of elegance and sophistication. Indulge in afternoon tea complete with finger sandwiches and dainty, cream-filled pastries, or share the buzz as locals and international guests mingle to enjoy a cocktail or glass of champage. Cherished for its friendly atmosphere and elegance, the Bar Longhi features paintings belonging to the school of the celebrated 18th-century Venetian artist Pietro Longhi, after whom the bar takes its name. Hand-sculptured mirrors, Murano glass appliqués and a bar counter of carved polychromatic marble complement the refined atmosphere.

As soon as weather permits, tables are set outdoors on its Grand Canal terrace, the place to retire for a nightcap and an inspirational contemplation of one of the world’s most spectacular views. On weekend evenings, live music adds charm to your relaxing and romantic stay on the Grand Canal.

Based on the materials used in the design of the Riva Yacht, the look and feel of the 36-seat, 55-square-meter Riva Lounge on the Gritti Palace’s iconic terrace reflects the Riva Aquarama Lounge at the Monaco Yacht Club. Inspired by timeless style, the Riva Lounge recalls the elegant decks of the Italian yachts from the 1960s, with such details as polished wood and shiny stainless steel. Its unique materials and design are accompanied by its charming location on the Grand Canal, with sweeping views from Santa Maria della Salute church to Punta della Dogana. The Riva Lounge is one of the most glamourous meeting places in Venice for an aperitif as the sun goes down or a late-evening cocktail.

Equipped with sun loungers and furniture for stylish outdoor living this space boasts white Istrian stone and a mini pool overlooking the Grand Canal. This one of kind rooftop terrace is ideal for entertaining alfresco, celebrations and viewing the Redentore fireworks each July.

The convivial and intimate atmosphere during our “Chef’s table” experience will made your day. Choose between four different menus and chill with friends, loved ones or colleagues. Start your evening with a refined apertif followed by live cooking by the chef. Bring exclusive recipes back home with The Gritti Epicurean School’s special recipe book.

Enjoy an exclusive epicurean experience in good company: friends and loved ones, an unexpected gathering for selected clients, or a team building with colleagues. The night begins with a welcome aperitif with the Chef and indigenous treats of Prosecco and cicchetti and it ends with a small token to all participants: our signature apron and the recipes of the culinary creations.