Baglioni Hotel Luna
Venice · Italy
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Character and identity
Set in a former 12th-century convent steps from St Mark's Square, this 91-room property leans hard into Venetian grandeur: stucco work, silk-lined walls, Murano chandeliers, antique furniture, and Rococo ceiling frescoes painted by Tiepolo's pupils. Arrival is via the hotel's private canal dock, which sets the register for what follows. The Salone Marco Polo, entirely frescoed, hosts breakfast; Canova handles Venetian cooking with seasonal produce; Caffè Baglioni overlooks the Giardini Reali. Rooms are marble-bathed and dressed in Italian and French silks, with wool carpeting underfoot. Service is warm and old-school attentive.
Who's it for
Best for:
Couples and first-time Venice visitors who want maximum proximity to San Marco, the designer shopping streets, and Harry's Bar, paired with a properly historic, palatial interior. It also suits families (under-16s stay free) and travellers who want a concierge desk that can actually unlock gondola rides, Murano tours, and hard-to-book tables.
Should look elsewhere:
Design minimalists and anyone seeking a quiet, residential corner of Venice will find this too ornate and too central. Guests who expect breakfast bundled into the rate should note it is typically charged separately, which sharpens the bill.
Bottom line
The pull here is location and provenance: nowhere else puts you this close to St Mark's inside a frescoed former convent with its own canal entrance. Book a lagoon-view room or suite (standard categories miss the best of the setting) and lock in a breakfast-inclusive rate up front so you can take the meal under the Tiepolo-school frescoes without a surcharge sting.
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What this place offers
- Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi in public areas
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Table service
- Room service
- Breakfast
- Breakfast buffet
- Smoke-free property
- Credit cards
