The imposing and meticulous renovation of the ancient palace, aimed at preserving every indelible trace of the transformations undergone over the centuries, has brought the decorations of the ceilings and walls of the corridor, the wooden beams painted with gold leaf, back to their ancient splendors. , the Renaissance frescoes and the stone architectural elements, such as the precious marble staircase that leads to the mezzanine floor and the Istrian stone portal on the main floor.
The canal garden - a rarity in Venice - is designed to display sculptures by contemporary artists alongside original artefacts from the palace.
The Hotel boasts 18 sumptuous rooms, whilst remaining very much in the Venetian vernacular, with glorious fabrics and colours. Some rooms have original frescoes on the walls or ceiling, others have wonderful terrazzo floors. Four suites enjoy a view of the Grand Canal. On the ground floor there are the common areas and the restaurant overlooking the internal courtyard.