Hotel Flora
Venice
Explore the garden for a serene escape from Venice's bustling streets.
Hotel Flora, located on Calle Larga XXII Marzo, presents a quintessential Venetian experience with its unique blend of vintage charm and modern comforts. Set within a 17th-century palazzo, this boutique hotel offers an inviting atmosphere complemented by velvet furnishings and Murano Glass chandeliers. Each of the forty guest rooms captures the historical essence of Venice, with original period furniture and damask tapestry adding to the elegant surroundings.
The hotel is a tranquil retreat with a serene inner courtyard and a lush garden, offering rare green space amid the bustling city. It provides a peaceful spot for guests to relax between explorations of nearby iconic landmarks such as St. Mark’s Square, the Grand Canal, Teatro La Fenice, Gallerie dell’Accademia, Church of La Salute, and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection.
Hotel Flora is also noted for its personalised guest experience, where visitors can feel at home with a warm and welcoming hospitality. The hotel's location provides easy access to various authentic Venetian activities and projects that reflect the dynamic and evolving nature of the city, offering guests a chance to experience Venice like contemporary locals.
Reviews
We enjoyed the most wonderful 3 nights at Hotel Flora. From the very beginning after making our reservation the team were incredibly helpful and continued throughout our stay to provide impeccable service & help and everyone working their are united in wanting to make your stay the best it can be. Our room was beautiful & spacious and overlooked the stunning garden courtyard where we enjoyed our delicious breakfasts and quiet moments away from the buzz that we love so much about Venice. We have been to Venice a number of times but this was our first time at Hotel Flora and we will be back. The location is perfect but it’s more about the way we were welcomed & made to feel throughout.
After many prior visits to Venice where I’ve stayed at other hotels and other parts of the city, I feel confident saying that Hotel Flora is pretty much a perfect hotel. The loveliest garden courtyard, a great breakfast, the friendliest and most helpful staff, charming and quiet rooms that have everything you could want. I had been afraid that the location would be a little too close to St Mark’s and the crowds but it ended up being perfect.
I am obsessed with Hotel Flora. It's run by real hotel people who obviously love the endeavor, true hospitality radiates in the interpersonal and design details. The decor is charming and old world while feeling fresh, subtly luxurious and very well cared for. The breakfast is so cute and old school! My child loved all the little specialized dishes and the hot chocolate the kind staff made him each morning. It's also extremely quiet and tucked away from the bustling street.
We had the most wonderful stay at Hotel Flora! The hotel is beautiful, quaint, and unique in the best way! We felt at home and welcomed before even entering the door as Thomas came to open it for us. The hotel is beautiful and the room was decorated so nicely. I loved the blown glass light figures and the garden area. Breakfast was one of our favorite things as well! Waking up to the smell of warm croissants baking was a dream. The employees were so kind and accommodating. The location of Hotel Flora is perfect, allowing for waking all over Venice with easy access to the hotel. We loved our stay and wouldn’t have changed anything!
We absolutely loved our stay at Hotel Flora. The location is perfect—tucked back in a quiet little alley, yet just steps away from the hustle and bustle of Venice. The peaceful courtyard was one of our favorite parts, filled with lush plants, cozy seating, and magical lighting. It was the perfect spot to relax after a long day exploring the city. The hotel’s vintage charm is unbeatable. From the intricate wallpaper to the unique art and lighting, everything feels authentic and timeless, like stepping into old-world Venice that has been lovingly maintained. Service was top notch. The front desk staff went above and beyond, giving us great recommendations and even booking a private water taxi for us at 4am. Breakfast was another highlight—beautiful dish ware, delicious food. Honestly, this hotel topped all four of the places we stayed during our trip to Europe, even outshining a 5-star property in the Dolomites. If I had to nitpick one thing, it’s that there are no blackout curtains, so pack a sleep mask if you’re sensitive to early morning light. For the quality, service, and charm, the price felt very reasonable. Do yourself a favor and stay here when you visit Venice—you won’t regret it!
