Located between Piazza San Marco and the Ponte dell’Accademia, Palazzo dei Fiori, an extraordinary 16th-century Venetian palazzo, has quietly become one of the most coveted addresses of the season — not only for its privileged location, but for the immersive design universe created by acclaimed architect and interior designer Teresa Sapey.
The property includes 16 apartments and 33 rooms distributed across four floors, allowing families, groups of friends and long-stay international guests to experience Venice with a level of intimacy and flexibility rarely found in traditional luxury hotels. Spacious living areas, canal views and residential-style layouts are paired with elevated hospitality services, creating an atmosphere that feels both private and deeply connected to the city’s cultural energy.
The story goes beyond celebrity as Palazzo dei Fiori represents a new generation of Venetian hospitality: experiential, design-driven and emotionally immersive. It is a place where guests can inhabit Venice rather than simply visit it — whether arriving for the Biennale, a multi-generational family escape or a long weekend surrounded by art, architecture and contemporary culture.
A great solo travel tip spotted this week on Hotel Designs.
