Aman Venice

Aman Venice is a historical Palazzo located on the Grand Canal at the heart of Venice. The Palazzo has museum quality art and treasures. It was built in the mid-1500s, and is one of only 8 monumental palazzos on the Grand Canal. It features two piano nobile - the grand floors that were used for lavish entertaining by the Papadopoli family who acquired and transformed the Palazzo in 1864. It was restored and opened as Aman Venice in June 2013.

The reception rooms feature chandeliers, frescoed ceilings, terrazzo floors and sparkling views of Venice. The Palazzo now has 24 rooms, some with the original historical details. The Palazzo features two gardens, with the main garden facing on to the Grand Canal. The gardens ensure that wherever you are in the Palazzo, there is light all around, a unique in Venetian Palazzo.

• Full Breakfast for two daily in the Dining room. Also available through room service
• $100 USD Spa Services credit per room, per stay (not applicable to goods or practitioners fees)

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• Early Check-In
• Late Check-Out

Combinable with Exclusive Amenities listed above. A two-night minimum stay applies for Suite Privileges.

• Lunch or dinner for two, once per stay (minimum value US$100)

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Check In: 2:00 PM
Check Out: 12:00 Noon

Number of Rooms: 24

Aman Venice offers a total of 24 accommodations with all being of unique layout and design. Eight feature protected frescos and reliefs that reflect past periods of art and architecture. Furniture and furnishings throughout the accommodations are contemporary, and of a simple aesthetic.

Most accommodations provide combined living areas and bedrooms, as well as linked dressing areas and bathrooms. Lighting is most often provided by table and standing lamps. Each provides a television which broadcasts local and international channels as well as Venice movies on demand. A docking station is also included. All accommodations offer a king-sized bed, an armoire with personal bar, a writing desk and either a sofa or twin lounge chairs. There are a total of four accommodation categories, differentiated by design, floor area and view. 16 of the rooms have a view to the Grand Canal.