A completely refurbished building with great attention to both style and tecnology. The main entrance, on the banks of the Canal Grande, leads to an elegant hall with marble floor and Murano glass chandeliers.

The forniture is elegant and refined, as well as the rooms, fitted with all comforts: air conditioning, color TV, satellite TV, direct dial phone, hair dryer, scale. The breakfast service and the american bar dispose of the nice and elegant garden of the hotel, fitted with flowers and little trees.

A few steps from the hotel is the stop of the public waterbus (the known Vaporetto) that takes to the main directions in town, to the Train Station (Venice S.L.) and to the parking area. The Venice Airport (Marco Polo – VCE) is reachable by watertaxi or public transport.

The building, the ancient “Barocci” palace built in XIX century on charge of Pellegrino Orefice, is constructed on the site of one of Venice’s seven opera houses, the Teatro Sant’Angelo, which opened in 1676. From 1714 onwards, Vivaldi staged many operas there. Careful and skilful renovation has restored it to its former glory, paying maximum attention to comfort and atmosphere: the 44 rooms, of which eleven are suites, are very quiet and comfortable, and many have views over the Grand Canal.

Access to the hotel is also available from its private landing-stage on the Grand Canal, close to the S. Angelo waterbus stop.The Hotel Manin is dedicated to the last doge of the “Serenissima” Republic, Lucovico Manin, who was born in 1726 and original of a most ancient Tuscan family. The hotel enjoys a splendid location, facing the Grand Canal, the Rialto Bridge, just ten minutes’ walk from St. Mark’s Square and it will offer guests the chance to live Venice in the elegant luxury of a former private villa.