Danieli, Venezia, A Four Seasons Hotel

the rooms

The 5 guest rooms, and where each one looks

Superior Room runs 22 to 27 square metres, the smallest room on the ladder, looking over the surrounding palaces and laneways.

Deluxe Room is 28 to 30, with a Murano glass chandelier over the sitting area and fine fabric on the walls.

Premier Room runs 31 to 38, wide enough for a proper table for two by the window.

Grand Premium Room is 39 to 50, the largest of the 5, with a walk-in closet.

Premium Lagoon-View Room runs 33 to 49, the only one of the 5 that looks at the lagoon rather than the palaces, and the only one sold with a choice of a king bed or 2 twins.

The 6 suites with a sitting room of their own

Premier Suite runs 39 to 56 square metres, a separate living room ahead of the bedroom.

Dandolo Suite is 52 to 54, inside the 14th-century Palazzo Dandolo itself, with a partial view of the lagoon.

Grand Dandolo Suite runs 55 to 75, and connects through to a Signature Suite next door.

Premium Lagoon-View Suite is 48 to 58, its living room and bedroom both facing the lagoon.

Grand Lagoon-View Suite runs 59 to 71, with both the lagoon and the Grand Canal in view.

Four Seasons Lagoon-View Suite is the largest of the 6, 80 to 81, set on a corner with windows onto the lagoon on 2 sides.

The 3 specialty suites, named for the palazzo's own history

Signature Suite runs 82 to 101 square metres across 3 individually decorated rooms, each with its own stand-up balcony over the lagoon.

Rates here move with the nights you choose, so there is nothing honest to show until you have chosen them. Pick your dates above and the rooms the house sells online will price themselves. 3 grades here are arranged through the concierge instead.