Venice, the city of canals, is one of the world's most romantic destinations. Strolling the ancient streets, visiting one of the city's many museums or churches, or simply watching the world go by from a café — this is a city to be enjoyed with your loved one. And what could be more romantic than a room with a balcony? From a private terrace with a canal view to a quiet space for that morning coffee, our hotel experts have hand-selected the best hotels in Venice with balconies to make planning your next break a hassle-free affair.
Venice (Castello)
With 100 windows overlooking the lagoon and the magical location, in the heart of Venice, you don't leave the city when you step inside:you enter a cultured, stylish, welcoming Venetian home.
Venice (San Polo)
This cosy boutique hotel sits within a heritage building overlooking the Grand Canal. Rooms are dressed in a modern Venetian style, with patterned wallpaper and contemporary Italian furnishings. The most exclusive suites have a free-standing, designer bathtub and pretty private terrace. A chic stay.
Venice (Lido)
A quaint and charming hotel on the Lido, Venice. The historic building has the feel of a family home, with traditional decor, lovely gardens and plenty of eye catching antiques and artworks. Endowed with character lacking in many Venetian hotels.
Venice (Santa Croce)
A 4* gem blending 17th-century charm with modern Italian design, in the vibrant Santa Croce district. Warm hazelnut and cream tones, Murano chandeliers, and artisanal decor set the tone. There's a garden bar serving Venetian cuisine, fine wines and cocktails plus in-room massages. A sumptuous stay.
Venice (Castello)
A homely and elegant B&B with friendly hosts. Bedrooms (and the one suite) have parquet floors, lots of natural light and wooden beams. The suite has a private roof terrace. A great spot for families or groups, and excellent value too.
Venice (Veneto)
A lavish hotel on the Grand Canal. An intimate escape with opulent, Murano glass chandeliers and rich brocades, its interiors evoke timeless elegance. Guests can enjoy a serene courtyard, a stylish bar, and exclusive access by private dock. A quintessential Venetian hotel in a very special spot.
Venice (San Marco)
A luxury hotel with an excellent location, giving easy access to Venice's sights. Expansive rooms mix tradition with modernity; think soft hues, simple patterns, antique furniture and wonderfully modern bathrooms. An elegant lounge boasts a grand piano; an ideal spot for an evening tipple. Fabulous.
Venice (Dorsoduro)
A very charming guesthouse steps from the Peggy Guggenheim Collection. Unlike the other more statuesque hotels in Venice, this one offers luxury through understatement. Contemporary elegant rooms in neutral and beige tones, furnished with all the modern necessities.
Venice (San Marco)
Exclusive, fashionable and designed by Phillip Starke. A five-star hotel that attracts movers and shakers. The 16th-century facade opens onto stylish interiors that merge traditional and contemporary styles. This is worth the price tag with a fabulous Venetian restaurant and central location.
Venice (Dorsoduro)
Stunning luxury hotel behind a classic Venetian facade perfectly situated on the Grand Canal. Fabulous rooms and suites filled with contemporary art, trendy designer furniture and clever lighting. Beautiful courtyard, restaurant with terrace, centrally located. Venice in style.
Venice (Castello)
The Beggiato family open their doors and antique collection to give guests Lagoon views, a luxurious stay and Michelin star dining. Rooms are unique with an eclectic mix of curios and collectables. Enjoy the rare Venetian garden, the memorable dining experience and the Oriental Bar. Romantic stay.
Venice (San Marco)
Venetian luxury with a contemporary twist, steps from the vibrant Piazza San Marco. Art Nouveau blends with chic modernism, accented by mythical motifs and plush interiors. The restaurant is led by a Michelin-starred chef, plus there's an Ottoman-inspired spa, and a library bar. A stylish stay.
Venice (Santa Croce)
This five-star hotel occupies a 16th-century palazzo on the Grand Canal. Restored frescoes and marble fireplaces adorn the building. Suites boast wooden floors, period furniture and hand-selected artworks; the best have Grand Canal views. Don't miss the Michelin-starred restaurant; luxury defined.
Venice (Cannaregio)
This visionary hotel blends Venetian history with bold, contemporary design, on the Grand Canal overlooking Rialto Bridge. Eclectic interiors feature works from Arte Povera to modernist classics, creating a living gallery. With a rooftop, all-day dining, an upcoming spa, and concept store
Venice (San Marco)
A chic waterfront gem in Venice's heart. Contemporary art and mid-century vibes blend seamlessly, offering a visually stunning experience. Boasting top-tier dining, exclusive bars, and serene gardens, it's a haven for gourmands and relaxation seekers alike. Venetian charm meets artistic flair.
Venice (San Marco)
This hotel offers luxurious apartments set across three floors of the Palazzo Ca'nova on the Grand Canal; choose from the third-floor terrace apartment with views of the waters, the intimate second-floor apartment or the exclusive rooftop apartment with a private terrace. A unique Venetian hotel.
Venice (San Marco)
Former 15th Century Doge's palace turned beautiful hotel for all. Classically styled rooms have views to die for and spectacular marble bathrooms. Tradition and elegance meet at the fine dining restaurant, with seating over the main canal. A romantic hotel with a great location.