Palazzo Giovanelli
Venice, Italy.
The former home of the notable Foscarini family (including Marco Foscarini, the 117th Doge of Venice), Palazzo Giovanelli is today a 41-room 4-star hotel.
Aside from its locally-famous former owner, perhaps its most notable historic significance is that the Mozart family were former tenants of the house. Another notable former resident was Christian IV, King of Denmark.
As befits somewhere with such heritage, Hotel Palazzo Giovanelli has plenty of period detail. Indeed, some of the guest rooms boast exceptional beamed ceilings and original artworks.
In addition to standard and deluxe rooms, the hotel features a number of suites including the Suite Dge Foscarini, and the Presidential Suite Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Both were restored under the supervision of the Superintendent of Fine Arts Venice.
See the Historic Hotels in Venice index
Aside from its locally-famous former owner, perhaps its most notable historic significance is that the Mozart family were former tenants of the house. Another notable former resident was Christian IV, King of Denmark.
As befits somewhere with such heritage, Hotel Palazzo Giovanelli has plenty of period detail. Indeed, some of the guest rooms boast exceptional beamed ceilings and original artworks.
In addition to standard and deluxe rooms, the hotel features a number of suites including the Suite Dge Foscarini, and the Presidential Suite Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Both were restored under the supervision of the Superintendent of Fine Arts Venice.
See the Historic Hotels in Venice index
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