This refined home in the Dorsoduro neighborhood has it all—a rooftop terrace, private garden, and spacious interiors that feature original art, antiques, and fine wood floors. If you’re traveling for business, take note of the multiple workspace options, and for those looking to unwind, the walk-in rainfall shower and freestanding tub will feel heaven-sent after a day of touring nearby attractions like the Peggy Guggenheim Collection and Grand Canal.
Rooms: 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms
Amenities: Dedicated workspace, washer/dryer, AC, property manager, bathtub, room-darkening shades, exercise equipment, heated floors, fireplace, dishwasher, balcony, outdoor dining area.
Book For: The panoramic roof terrace.
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You’ll feel instantly at home in this light-filled apartment. Designed with comfort in mind, the rustic style is welcoming but not shabby: Linen slipcovered sofas, Persian rugs, and mismatched antiques set the scene for a cozy stay. It’s surprisingly spacious, with a full kitchen and lots of little nooks to carve out your own space—making it especially ideal for long-term stays. (There’s even a desk in one of the bedrooms.)
Rooms: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Amenities: Bathtub, washer, books, children’s toys, crib, changing table, babysitter recommendations, elevator, air conditioning, balcony
Book For: A home-away-from-home feel.
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You came to Venice for ornate sophistication and the lavish charm of the palazzi: Why not stay in your very own luxury rental? Conveniently located in San Polo (a five-minute walk from Rialto, with a vaporetto stop nearby), this two-bedroom can sleep up to six and is brimming with character. Each room brings some new, gilded delight, from the ceiling-to-floor peach silk drapes to the terrazzo flooring to the many (many) antique gold mirrors.
