Sansovino Stanza

Originally called the Hall of 4 Doors, the room takes its name from its fireplace, wood-panelled and carved by the 16th-century architect Sansovino, with a painted frieze and a carved ceiling above it. Silk wall coverings and an elegant chandelier furnish the shared bedroom and living area, and tall windows look onto the Garden Terrace.

The bathroom is the one place in the room a guest sees the Grand Canal, in a partial view through its own window. The room keeps a king bed and a living area with a writing desk and sofa.