Saturnia & International Hotel Venice - Venice

The Hotel Saturnia is housed in a palace built in the 14th century (one of the oldest in Venice), it has been managed by the same family for four generations, welcoming guests from all over the world, creating a solid tradition of hospitality. In the summertime, clients can enjoy the hotel's terrace/solarium and its splendid view across the rooftops of Venice, and the cupola of the Church of the Madonna della Salute.

Some rooms have exposed beams or lacunar ceilings, others feature a calce rasata finish (traditional Venetian method of finishing walls). All rooms are stylishly furnished and are all differently furnished, they are equipped with mini bar, telephone, Internet connection, satellite television, radio, digital combination safe, sprinkler and individually-controlled air conditioning. The standard rooms are the smallest rooms of the hotel and they feature a good size already.

An intimate, richly decorated room, with lead lined windows and exposed dark wood beams and pillars. The furnishings are traditional and the walls are wood paneled. The Caravella restaurant is one of Venice's historic venues. Its elegant ambience, recreating the interior of an ancient sailing ship, has welcomed guests from all over the world for forty years. It offers traditional Venetian and international cuisine accompanied by good wines and excellent service. During the summer "La Caravella" serves its guests in the open air, in a typically Venetian plant-filled courtyard adjacent to its winter premises. In the restaurant bar service is also available. The guests can enjoy a rich buffet-style breakfast in the "Cortile" room. In the summer season, it is served instead in a typical Venetian courtyard.

The large salon on the ground floor, characteristic of Venetian patrician palaces, captures the ambience of ancient Venice. The hotel's interior boasts elegant furnishings, in keeping with early 20th-century style, which is evident in the marble bas-reliefs, in the hammered metal lamps, tinted glass and lacunar ceiling.

It is an ancient palace, built in the 14th century and residence of a patrician family. The hotel is a traditional Venetian building in its architecture, with a stone clad base and purple plastered upper floors.