Londra Palace Hotel is a gabled manor on the lagoon, a few yards from Piazza San Marco. The hotel's most famous guest was arguably Tchaikovsky, who wrote his Fourth Symphony in room 108 in December 1877; he also composed several other works here. The cosy reading room is reminiscent of an English club, boasting leaded windows and panelled walls with framed blowups of some of Tchaikovsky's sheet music.
Londra Palace Hotel has one hundred windows looking on the Lagoon: an incomparable view on the entire basin of San Marco and on the island of San Giorgio. The 53 rooms of this Boutique Hotel are spacious and luminous, having authentic furniture of XIXth century style: the Biedermeier, paintings and original materials. Each room is different compared to another for colour of its silks and brocades, granting to each guest the pleasure of an exclusive yet tasteful sumptuousness. There are three types of rooms, all identical in quality and comfort. The Superior rooms having a view on the city; the Deluxe rooms with a view on the lagoon and on the island of San Giorgio and last the Junior Suites, which are more spacious, with a view on the basin of San Marco and the Palladian church of San Giorgio. To each person the enjoyment of feeling at home.
The magnificence of the renewed Do Leoni restaurant is conjugated with a high standard cuisine, which is well known in the most rated guides, it proposes delicate and elaborated dishes. All decorations are sophisticated, the care of all details, the shimmer of the illumination and delicate lights, create a welcoming and elegant atmosphere. An invitation to sit back alone or together with some friends. Recipes combined with an extremely refined service and an exceptional view continues being the essential standards of the Do Leoni restaurant. In addition, during the warmer season, you may take a sit for a drink on a fabulous outdoor veranda, which is just a few meters away from the Lagoon.