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Secreted away on Giudecca Island is the glamorous, lagoon-facing Belmond Hotel Cipriani. — Afar Magazine
$922
on Booking.comGuests at the Gritti Palace on the Grand Canal don't have to leave their balconies to go sightseeing: this landmark 1525 doge’s palace sports Landmark Grand Canal rooms with Rubelli silk damask lining, antique fainting couches, stucco ceilings, hand-painted vanities and bathrooms sheathed in rare marble. — Lonely Planet
$1,610
on Booking.comDon't let the modern lobby throw you. This inn, just a few blocks from Piazza San Marco, is one of the top deluxe hotels in town and the only one not owned by a large chain. — Frommer's
$459
on Booking.comThe Londra Palace is located on bustling Riva degli Schiavoni, close to St Mark's Square and with views that are the envy of other Venice hotels. — The Telegraph
$327
on Booking.comA doge of a deal near the Grand Canal, steps from San Stae vaporetto stop, with prime dining nearby and in-house Turkish bath. — Lonely Planet
Guests get plenty of personal attention at this intimate, family-managed property, and the free breakfast includes homemade pastries, crepes, eggs, fruit, and cold cuts. — Oyster
$269
on Booking.com17th-century palazzo with a courtyard garden. — Travel + Leisure
$139
on Booking.com"A beautifully renovated" palace with a pink facade on the Grand Canal, it once belonged to Nicolò Sagredo, Venice’s ambassador to Rome in the seventeenth century. — Condé Nast Traveler
$213
on Booking.comGeorge and Amal Clooney spent their wedding night at this ultra-luxurious 1500s palace hotel on the Grand Canal, so it’s probably safe to assume that it’s fancy enough for the rest of us. — Time Out
In a 15th-century palazzo, this hotel has little remaining period decor, with the exception of the original frescoes and stucco decorations in the conference room. — Time Out
$425
on Booking.comOne of the most sumptuous hotels in Venice since 1822. — Frommer's
$365
on Booking.comA chic boutique stay in a historic palazzo near St. Mark’s Square, with a Michelin-starred restaurant – includes breakfast and a welcome gift. — Jetsetter
$460
on Booking.comSporting a boho-chic look, the Novocento is a real charmer. Its nine individually designed rooms ooze style with Turkish kilim pillows, Fortuny draperies and 19th-century carved bedsteads. — Lonely Planet
$143
on Booking.comWith two lovely gardens flanked by canals, and an old-fashioned air in a less-touristy zone, the three-star Pensione Accademia — Villa Maravege has a genteel, throw-back charm. — The Telegraph
$138
on Booking.comHistoric hotel that offers an upscale environment in a prime location near St. Mark's Square, and the price reflects that. — Oyster
$147
on Booking.comThis amalgamation of the former Hotel Britannia and Hotel Regina is easily one of Venice's still-undiscovered gems. — Fodor's
$447
on Booking.comThe garden is the first thing that strikes you on arriving at this beautifully restored palazzo. — DK Eyewitness
$169
on Booking.comWith an air of civilised calm, La Calcina is one of the best value hotels in its category. — Time Out
$107
on Booking.comA special haven well away from the bustle of Venice, the luxury San Clemente has its own island, complete with vast gardens, swimming pool and conference and fitness centre. — DK Eyewitness
$437
on Booking.comBrooding, moody Art Deco interiors set the sexy tone at this boutique hotel right on the Grand Canal. — Gayot
$295
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