The Luna Hotel Baglioni is the oldest hotel in Venice, and is perfectly located in the heart of the city, just a few steps from Piazza San Marco, overlooking San Giorgio Island. Many of the sumptuously decorated rooms and suites overlook the Grand Canal.
Historic Venetian palace steps away from St.Mark's Square
Easily accessed by watertaxi, with its own landing stage
Home to the award winning 'Canova' restaurant
Sumptuously decorated in extravagant Venetian style
This historic landmark of the city dates from the 12th century, when it served as a shelter for the Knights Templar on their way to the Crusades. Ornate public areas boast soaring frescoed ceilings, chandeliers of Murano glass, antique furniture, marble staircases, and fabulous works of art.
Breakfast is taken in the Marco Polo ballroom, adorned with beautiful 18th century frescoes by the school of Tiepolo.
Guest rooms and suites, many of which have balconies overlooking the Grand Canal, are splendidly appointed with luxurious furnishings, silk fabrics, magnificent chandeliers, objets d’art, and marble bathrooms. Some suites offer spacious terraces.
When to visit
Traditional Venetian style property with an ideal location, few minutes walk from San Marco!
Plan your trip
Our team of travel specialists are waiting to help you book your next adventure
Enquire NowIdeally positioned a stone’s throw from Piazza San Marco, right in the heart of Venice facing the San Marco Basin and the island of San Giorgio, the Luna Hotel Baglioni is situated a short distance from the most famous historical and artistic attractions of the city.
Highlights of Venice & Istria
A perfect match combining the beauty and culture of iconic Venice with the spectacular coastlines of Croatia and its majestic scenery. Submerge in the beautiful sights of Venice before travelling across the turquoise waters of the Adriatic Sea to Croatia, where unique hilltop villages meet lush pine forests and crystal-clear waters, for some well-earned relaxation on the unique Istrian coast.
Cicchetti tour of Venice
Discover Venice's culinary side with a private walking tour of its numerous bacari. These traditional wine bars are typically packed with locals enjoying a glass of wine and delicious bite-sized cicchetti.
Discover Valpolicella and its wines
Visit Valpolicella, an area to the east of Lake Garda, to explore the beautiful region and sample its delicious wines, renowned throughout Italy. Enjoy lunch after a tour of a local winery and take in the fantastic views of Verona and the lake.
Explore the Venetian islands
Venture away from the hustle and bustle of Venice and discover the picturesque islands of Murano and Burano These charming islands are completely unique, each boasting their own characteristics and traditions.
Private walking tour of Venice
Explore the fascinating city of Venice with your private guide, taking in the sights of St Mark's Square and its surrounding streets and waterways. Admire the spectacular interiors of St Mark's Basilica before enjoying a gelato or chocolate tasting.
Private walking tour of Verona
Explore the beautiful town of Verona with your private guide and discover the city's many highlights, from the world-famous Arena di Verona opera house to Juliet's renowned balcony.
Tour of the Doge's Palace
Explore the stunning interior of the iconic Doge's Palace with your private guide and discover the hidden dungeons and secret rooms hiding behind the opulent decoration.
Visit Murano
To the north of Venice, the island of Murano has long been celebrated for its glassmaking, a tradition which dates back to the 13th century on the island. Explore the charming island and visit one of the glassblowing factories to see the artisans at work.
Visit to a traditional squero
Learn about one of Venice's most celebrated traditions - the gondola - with a visit to a boatyard, or squero, where you'll discover how these iconic boats are constructed.
