NH Collection Venezia Grand Hotel Palazzo dei Dogi

This hotel was lovely - quiet and away from all the crowds with good non-touristy restaurants nearby. Has its own shuttle to St. Marco's square which is fabulous. Also has complimentary shuttle to Murano, also great. A key criteria in a hotel for me is what happens when something goes wrong. We had an issue and it was fixed immediately, perfectly, and everyone was very gracious. It is not a huge hotel so all the staff were aware and were so helpful. You can't ask for more. The gardens in the center of the hotel were also beautiful, creating a quiet oasis to unwind. If we are back in Venice, I am booking here.

What a beautiful hotel, we picked this hotel as we didn’t want to be in the centre of Venice, it’s a 15 boat ride from the airport and you arrive in a stunning garden setting where we quickly realised we’d picked one of the most tranquil hotels in Venice. The staff were wonderful we couldn’t fault a thing, the breakfast was really good with loads of different options l. The hotel rooms were spacious and decorated beautifully. The main lobby is full of fresh flowers and again just very beautiful. We were also given a complementary glass tour to another island by boat which was really fun. The hotel is around a 20-30 minute walk to the Rialto bridge, but it’s a really beautiful walk, over many bridges down little side streets- every corner you turn is another photo opportunity, it’s truly magical. We’ve recommended this hotel to all our family and would definitely stay again.

A hiddden gem but still within a stroll to the main sights of Venice. And the private water taxi of the hotel was great and very reasonable vs other water taxi costs

Room very hot, staff horrible, staff lied about fixing air conditioning, had to beg for a fan just to sleep, charged us for a night that we did not stay due to a cancellation of the flight. Would never stay there again!

I stayed at the Grand Hotel Palazzo dei Dogi in July as my first stop in Venice, and it was a great experience. Upon arrival, I was impressed by the warm and professional service from the bellman and Taylan from the Front Office, who was so courteous and offered a smooth and efficient check-in. The property itself is historic, reminiscent of the wonders and charms of a small historic palace, and it features a peaceful courtyard with outdoor seating and water access at both the front for small water taxis, as well as one in the rear of the property for larger boat docking. The Grand Hotel Palazzo was previously part of the Marriott portfolio under the Autograph Collection, but it is now managed by the NH Hotel brand and is well-run. Even though the hotel is located at the far end of Venice, I found the location to be alright as it offers an enjoyable and scenic walk from the far end of the island to the center of Venice, where there are picturesque and fantastic views of many canals that are not available elsewhere, as well as historic architecture along the way to central Venice.