What is the guest score for Airelles Palladio, Venezia?

Airelles Palladio, Venezia has a guest score of 9.4/10.

Where is Airelles Palladio, Venezia located?

Airelles Palladio, Venezia is located in Venice, Europe. It is a Airelles property.

What does Airelles Palladio, Venezia cost per night?

Airelles Palladio, Venezia is in the Tier 2 ($2k-$5k) price range.

Airelles Palladio, Venezia | Luxury Hotel in Venice

BrandAirelles

DestinationVenice

RegionEurope

Price TierTier 2 ($2k-$5k)

SettingUrban

Best ForCouples/Romance, Cultural Enthusiasts, History Buffs

PrivacyMedium

ServiceFull Concierge

ButlerOn-Request

Private PoolNone

Situated on the serene Giudecca Island, Airelles Palladio, Venezia offers a tranquil retreat from the bustling heart of Venice. Housed in a meticulously restored 16th-century convent designed by Andrea Palladio, the hotel seamlessly blends Renaissance architecture with contemporary luxury. Guests ar

Key Features

Dining

Signature Experience

Private gondola tour departing from the hotel's own dock, exploring hidden canals of Venice.

To experience Venice's rich history in a serene setting with luxurious amenities and easy access to the city's highlights.

Signature Suite: Grand Lagoon Suite

Panoramic lagoon views, private terrace, spacious living area, luxurious bathroom

Accolades

When to Visit Venice

Best time: October through December and March through May provide Venice's finest luxury conditions, with the extraordinary Carnival in February, autumn creating the most atmospheric light on the canals, and late spring offering the finest conditions before summer crowds arrive.

Demand: Venice commands extraordinary year-round global luxury demand, with the city's unique status as the world's most remarkable historic cityscape sustaining consistent international premium hotel occupancy throughout the year.

Pricing: Ultra-luxury Venetian properties maintain Europe's premium pricing year-round, with the finest Grand Canal palace hotels and private island addresses representing some of the continent's most expensive rooms. Biennale years and Carnival week command the highest seasonal premiums.

Insider tip: Arrange a private visit to an extraordinary Murano glass maestro's private workshop through your hotel's most senior Venetian concierge, commissioning a bespoke piece that takes three weeks to complete and witnessing the extraordinary ancient technique in complete privacy — before an evening of priv

Avoid: Avoid August when Venice reaches maximum tourist density and the extraordinary intimacy that justifies ultra-luxury pricing becomes challenging to experience even at the finest addresses.