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For a peak experience in luxury and privacy, book the standalone 3 bedroom villa.
Aesthetically, it’s a classic, inside and out, decorated in a suitably historical style complete with a vast collection of painstakingly sourced antiques. Underneath it all, of course, is a thoroughly modern luxury hotel, full of subtle high-tech conveniences and top-flight comforts.
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Michelin Hotel Awards 2026
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A New Chapter in Venetian Grandeur
For the first time, Airelles brings its distinctive art of living to Italy, introducing a new Maison to one of the world's most enchanting cities. Set on the island of Giudecca, facing St. Mark's Square across the lagoon, Airelles Palladio, Venice occupies a historic 16th-century property surrounded by gardens. Here, the brand's signature approach to hospitality meets the extraordinary heritage of La Serenissima, creating a secluded retreat from which to discover Venice from a more intimate perspective.
Venetian Craftsmanship & Contemporary Elegance
Inspired by the city's artistic legacy, the interiors celebrate a dialogue between traditional Venetian craftsmanship and contemporary refinement. Hand-painted frescoes, precious fabrics by Rubelli and Fortuny, and carefully selected antique furniture lend distinctive character to the accommodation. The Maison comprises 17 rooms, 28 suites and a private three-bedroom villa, each designed to evoke the elegance of a historic Venetian residence. Throughout, an atmosphere of understated grandeur and quiet serenity offers a welcome counterpoint to the city's lively streets and canals.
The Secret Side of La Serenissima
Across the water from St. Mark's Square, Giudecca reveals a different side of Venice. Long favoured by Venetian aristocrats and artists, the island combines historic beauty with a more relaxed, creative spirit. Its gardens, waterfront promenades and quieter canals offer a glimpse of a Venice beyond the familiar landmarks. From its privileged setting, Airelles Palladio invites guests to experience both the city's celebrated treasures and its more secluded corners.
A World of Culinary Discoveries
Gastronomy takes centre stage, with a collection of dining experiences spanning distinct culinary traditions. At abc kitchens, contemporary elegance shapes a versatile dining concept, while Villa Frollo by Norbert Niederkofler brings the acclaimed chef's culinary vision to Venice. Matsuhisa by Nobu combines Japanese precision with Peruvian influences, and celebrated pastry chef Cédric Grolet adds an artful dimension to the sweeter side of the experience. Together, the venues create a varied culinary destination that reflects Airelles' appetite for craftsmanship, creativity and exceptional dining.
A Distinctive Venetian Spa
The Maison is also home to what is described as Venice's largest spa, conceived as a sanctuary dedicated to restoration and wellbeing. Venetian artistry meets exclusive rituals and signature treatments in an environment designed to encourage a deeper sense of calm. Rooted in the Airelles philosophy of personalised hospitality, the experience offers a restorative escape within the historic fabric of the city.
The Airelles Art of Living in Venice
With its historic architecture, garden setting, exceptional gastronomy and expansive spa, Airelles Palladio, Venice offers a distinctive interpretation of luxury on the lagoon. Combining the intimacy of a private residence with the richness of a grand Maison, it invites guests to discover Venice through a more secluded, immersive and quietly extraordinary lens.
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