San Clemente Palace Venice
Venice · Italy
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Character and identity
Set on its own 15-acre island a 10-minute boat ride from San Marco, San Clemente Palace occupies a former monastery and hospital whose palatial bones lend a sense of stately calm. The 190 rooms sprawl across grounds dense with gardens, palms, and a 12th-century church, with six restaurants and bars including the lagoon-view Acquerello, breakfast spot Insieme, and an outpost of La Dolce Brasserie poolside. There's a heated outdoor pool, a spa known for herbal massages, tennis, running trails, and a kids' club. The register is understated opulence, polished but unstuffy.
Who's it for
Best for:
Couples and families who want Venice on their own terms: mornings of espresso on a terrace, days dipping into the city, evenings retreating to gardens and a spritz by the water. The grounds suit guests who actually want to use a resort, with kids who need room to run or active types drawn to tennis and trails.
Should look elsewhere:
Anyone wanting to walk straight out into Venetian alleys at midnight will tire quickly of shuttle dependence, even with a boat every 30 minutes. Entry-level Superior rooms are tight, dining prices run high even by Venice standards, and the hotel closes from early November to late March.
Bottom line
What you're paying for is the island itself: the ability to decompress from Venice's crowds without leaving the lagoon. That logistical separation is also the catch, so commit to the resort rhythm or look at a city-centre palazzo instead. Families and repeat Venice visitors get the most from it; book a lagoon-view room above the Superior category, and target the shoulder windows of April or October.
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What this place offers
- Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi in public areas
- Public internet workstation
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Table service
- Room service
- Breakfast
- Breakfast buffet
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