Palazzo Bembo Venice

Palazzo Bembo Exclusive Accommodation offer you magical emotions, in rooms with a dreamlike atmosphere that still have the original fornitures. If Venice is destined to remain in your hearts, you won’t forget the magic of the Grand Canal and Rialto Bridge, seen from the high rooftops of a romantic antique Palazzo.

The top floor of Palazzo Bembo, elegant hotel in Venetian Gothic style, provides an enchanting period residence atmosphere enhanced by its fine original furnishings, charming nineteenth century watercolors and precious Murano glass.

From our Hall that overlooks the Gran Canal you can enjoy the view of the most important canal of the city, that is also the center for city life from the anchient time, the most beautiful show in the word.

Palazzo Bembo Exclusive Accommodation combines the charm of an ancient home, intimate and elegant, with a cordial staff to relive the glories of the past.

The Bembo nobles – a family of saints, theologians and military heroes including Duke Giovanni Bembo who vanquished the Usocchi pirates – has this sumptuous palazzo built at the end of the fourteenth century after fleeing from Bologna during the barbarian invasions.

It is an elegant example of Venetian-Gothic style highly influenced by the Moorish architecture the Venetian tradesmen absorbed during their travels in the Middle East. Giuliano dei Medici, brother of Lorenzo the Magnificent, stayed here in 1510 when he came to Venice to heal.

Time stands still at Palazzo Bembo and the beauty of magical Venice continues to reflect in the waters of the Grand Canal. Palazzo Bembo was built at the end of the fourteenth century by the noble Bembo family on the Riva del Carbon on the Grand Canal where they unloaded the carbon they imported and sold.

Luxurious upholstery, elegant furnishings, antique furniture and original Murano glasstransform each room into a small sophisticated and aristocratic room.

LOCATION
Palazzo Bembo Exclusive Accommodation stands close to the public water bus stop and of the shuttle boat for the Marco Polo airport, and is just in front of the taxi pier.

Was builted at the end of the 14th century from the noble family Bembo in Riva del Carbon, where at the time of the Serenissima Republic the coal was unload.

Just a few steps from Palazzo Bembo, you will find Rialto, the heart of Venice, enlivened by the famous fish market, old shops and market stalls; an extraordinary place, rich with pubsand restaurants where the evening starts with the traditional Venetian cocktail, the spritz.

In addition to being face to face with the Rialto Bridge and its infamous market, you’re just a few steps away from Ca’ Farsetti, the twelfth century Venetian-Byzantine palazzo now home to the town hall.

You’re close to the Goldoni theater where a rich season of shows by the theater’s Venetian playwright namesake, William Shakespeare and Eduardo de Filippo are on the program.

Palazzo Bembo is in Riva del Carbon at numbers 4793 – 4785, on the Grand Canal in front of the Rialto line 1 and Alilaguna Orange Line and near private water taxi station. The Rialto Stopof public boat line 2 is just a few feet away.

Line 1 and 2 stop in front of the Santa Lucia train station and Piazzale Roma car terminal. Alilaguna Orange line is the public boat service that go directly to Venice Marco Polo Airport.

St. Mark’s Square is just 5-minutes away by foot. Walking there you can enjoy other splendid side trips to places like the Mercerie, crowded route full of shops that joins Rialto with St. Mark’s Square.

Here you’ll find the best of the best, from the fantastic boutique windows to the most beautiful handcrafted Murano glass and the most spectacular architecture of the Doge Palace and impressive bell tower.

ROOMS & SUITES
At the top floor of the Palazzo Bembo, six elegant rooms with all the amenities, each able to accommodate an extra bed, tower over downtown Venice in an enviableposition, to say the least. Modern comforts such as free Wi-Fi and seductivebreakfast in bed are not overlooked.

JUNIOR SUITE GRAND CANAL
The “Junior suite view on Grand Canal and Rialto Bridge” overlooking the Grand Canal and Rialto Bridge, the center of Venetian life. The elegant decor features original pieces of neo-Renaissance style of the late nineteenth century, the Murano chandelier, delicate velvets and rich brocades.

The terrace “Venetian” and larch beams of the ceiling have been restored following the directives of the Ministry of Culture in order to preserve the authenticity of the house.

The Junior Suite View on Gran Canal and Rialto Bridge combines maximum comfort to the emotion of a historical house in Venice overlooking the heart of the city: the Grand Canal.

JUNIOR SUITE – ST.MARK’S BELL TOWER
The “Junior Suite view on San Marco Bell Tower” has a spectacular panoramic view over the roofs of Venice and the majestic Campanile of the Basilica San Marco. The elegant decor features original pieces of neo-Renaissance style of the late nineteenth century.

Larch beams of the ceiling have been restored following the directives of the Ministry of Culture in order to preserve the authenticity of the ceiling and pose a genuine demonstration of Venetian architectural skills. The Junior Suite View on San Marco Bell’s Tower is perfect for those looking for an oasis of tranquility in the heart of Venice.

FAMILY ROOMS
Family Rooms are spacious and comfortable, for 3 or 4 people, furnished with original Neo-Renaissance style of the original late nineteenth century, Murano glass chandeliers and delicate velvet fabrics.

Rooms: 6

Price: from 119 EUR per night

Source: www.palazzobembo.com