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Colori Persi Suite Inspired by 16th-century pigment names and poetic lore, Colori Persi means “lost colors.” The corner signature suite is thus crowned by an original 1860 Neo-Rococo fresco by Eugenio Moretti Larese.

Colori Persi Suite Inspired by 16th-century pigment names and poetic lore, Colori Persi means “lost colors.” The corner signature suite is thus crowned by an original 1860 Neo-Rococo fresco by Eugenio Moretti Larese.

Cherubini Suite Named for the cherubs that run across its walls, the Cherubini Suite overlooks the Palazzo gardens and Strada Nova. Its salon is framed by a rediscovered frieze by Sebastiano Santi and crowned by a finely worked wooden coffered ceiling.

Cherubini Suite Named for the cherubs that run across its walls, the Cherubini Suite overlooks the Palazzo gardens and Strada Nova. Its salon is framed by a rediscovered frieze by Sebastiano Santi and crowned by a finely worked wooden coffered ceiling.

Colori Persi Suite Inspired by 16th-century pigment names and poetic lore, Colori Persi means “lost colors.” The corner signature suite is thus crowned by an original 1860 Neo-Rococo fresco by Eugenio Moretti Larese.

Deluxe Room In each of Orient Express Venezia’s 47 guestrooms and suites, centuries of Venetian grandeur are evoked to create a romantic sanctuary.

Orient Express Suite The Orient Express Suite celebrates Venice as a city of intellect, art, and spectacle.

Orient Express Venezia The Orient Express Suite celebrates Venice as a city of intellect, art, and spectacle.

Orient Express Suite The Orient Express Suite celebrates Venice as a city of intellect, art, and spectacle.

Junior Suite Touches like hand-carved doors, Rivolta Carmignani linen (the brand made famous by the original Orient Express train), and Murano glass accents fill every corner of the guestrooms and suites in this historic hotel.

Superior Room Touches like hand-carved doors, Rivolta Carmignani linen (the brand made famous by the original Orient Express train), and Murano glass accents fill every corner of this historic hotel.

Superior Room Touches like hand-carved doors, Rivolta Carmignani linen (the brand made famous by the original Orient Express train), and Murano glass accents fill every corner of this historic hotel.

Dining At Orient Express Venezia Orient Express Venezia’s exquisite culinary venues include an intimate fine dining restaurant with private boat access, an all-day courtyard café tucked into one of Venice’s rare gardens, and the Wagon Bar, a glamorous homage to the golden age of rail travel.

Dining At Orient Express Venezia Savor culinary creations at Heinz Beck Venezia. Three-Michelin-starred chef Heinz Beck provides the culinary vision set in the intimate and historic conservatory. With seating for 20 guests, the fine dinner service is an exclusive experience not to be missed.

Dining At Orient Express Venezia The culinary team at Orient Express Venezia prides themselves on locally sourced ingredients, Venetian tradition, and Michelin level techniques.

Orient Express Venezia With 47 guestrooms, signature suites, boat access, fine-dining, and a hidden courtyard, Orient Express Venezia invites guests to embrace the grandeur of a modern grand tour in a stunningly restored 15th-century palazzo.

Orient Express Venezia With 47 guestrooms, signature suites, boat access, fine-dining, and a hidden courtyard, Orient Express Venezia invites guests to embrace the grandeur of a modern grand tour in a stunningly restored 15th-century palazzo.

Orient Express Venezia Guests to Orient Express Venezia will find walls painted in their original historic hues, hand-crafted Murano glass chandeliers, a marble hearth crowned with cherubs, and original frescoes recovered under layers of wall coverings. The dramatic octagonal staircase is original to the building.

Orient Express Venezia Guests to Orient Express Venezia will find walls painted in their original historic hues, hand-crafted Murano glass chandeliers, a marble hearth crowned with cherubs, and original frescoes recovered under layers of wall coverings. Meticulous preservation work uncovered motifs on each wall and ceiling, which were then restored or reimagined by designer Aline Asmar d’Amman to mix memory, mythology, and the past.

Orient Express Venezia Guests to Orient Express Venezia will find walls painted in their original historic hues, hand-crafted Murano glass chandeliers, a marble hearth crowned with cherubs, and original frescoes recovered under layers of wall coverings. The dramatic octagonal staircase is original to the building.

Orient Express Venezia Believing in the ability of architecture to tell stories, Orient Express embarked on an eight-year mission to revitalize the centuries of splendor hidden in Palazzo Donà Giovannelli.

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Orient Express Venezia Giovanni Battista Meduna’s Neogothic staircase is lined with soft marble figures set in alcoves.

Orient Express Venezia Giovanni Battista’s Neogothic staircase is topped with a glass vault, creating an ethereal entrance to the main floor.

Orient Express Venezia The 19th-century octagonal staircase was masterfully restored by architect Aline Asmar d’Amman.

Orient Express Venezia Meticulous preservation work uncovered marvelous Italian tilework, which were then restored or reimagined by designer Aline Asmar d’Amman to preserve their historical patina and imperfections.

Orient Express Venezia Architect Aline Asmar d'Amman used dramatic plays of light, texture, and tone to capture Venice’s beauty to theatrical effect.

Sala Della Cultura Sala della Cultura, a grand reception area, once hosted the Congress of Italian Scientists in 1847. Restored with respect for its original features, the space continues to be used for meetings, conferences, and cultural events. The hand-painted frescoes in the grand room display original crests of the noble families who once owned the palazzo.

Sala Della Cultura Step into Orient Express Venezia, the 15th-century Palazzo Donà Giovannelli, masterfully restored by architect Aline Asmar d’Amman. The Sala della Cultura, a grand reception area, once hosted the Congress of Italian Scientists in 1847. Restored with respect for its original features, the space continues to be used for meetings, conferences, and cultural events.

Sala Della Cultura Sala della Cultura, a grand reception area, once hosted the Congress of Italian Scientists in 1847. Restored with respect for its original features, the space continues to be used for meetings, conferences, and cultural events. The hand-painted frescoes in the grand room display original crests of the noble families who once owned the palazzo.

Sala Della Cultura With poetic precision, Aline Asmar d'Amman carried the Palace’s ageless romanticism into the present by restoring the finishes to their original brilliance. Sala della Cultura, a grand reception area, once hosted the Congress of Italian Scientists in 1847. Restored with respect for its original features, the space continues to be used for meetings, conferences, and cultural events.