Il Palazzo Experimental offers 32 elegantly designed rooms and suites, and a spacious back garden letting onto a quiet canal.
Gift a Venetian Adventure
This holiday season, surprise your loved ones with an unforgettable experience at Il Palazzo Experimental in Venice. Imagine them wandering along picturesque canals, savoring exquisite dishes inspired by Italian cuisine, and being enchanted by the romantic ambiance of this iconic city. Our gift vouchers are more than just a present : share the beauty of Venice with a memorable stay.
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Rooms
All our rooms bear the hallmarks of Experimental comfort and style, combined with the delicate touch of Italian design reflecting the hotel’s neighborhood.
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Tours & Activities
No other city on earth is quite like Venice. Since the early Middle Ages, Venice and its 118 islets joined by bridges and canals under a soaring sky, have made an unparalleled contribution to the history of Italy. With its unsurpassable beauty and richness, Venice has remained a magnet for art and culture, a spectacular destination that should be experienced by everyone at least once.
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Restaurant & Bar
Il Palazzo Experimental’s façade comprises three entrances on the Canal Della Giudecca: one leading to the restaurant, one to the reception area and lobby, and one to the bar, signed Experimental Cocktail Club, only the Group’s third outside of their London and Paris addresses.
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Ristorante Adriatica
Under the guidance of chef Denis Begiqi, Ristorante Adriatica aims to offer our guests an authentic Italian gastronomic experience, through bold flavours and locally sourced ingredients. A restaurant for locals and travellers alike, Ristorante Adriatica embraces Venetian tradition focusing on innovation, creativity, and playfulness, offering a different way of interpreting Italian food.
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Experimental Cocktail Club
For the bar’s design, Meilichzon reached out to Cristina Celestino, one of Italy’s brightest young stars. The Milan-based Celestino got her architecture degree at the University of Venice, and in the confidential Experimental Cocktail Club Venice, she signs a love letter to the city with a polyphony of marbles and antique mirrors, inspired by Carlo Scarpa.
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