We stayed here on a trip to celebrate our silver wedding anniversary. It is a very small boutique hotel well positioned on the Grand Canal. Our room (No. 1) was a large corner one with quality furniture and stunning views of the canal both day and night. The interior design of the hotel is excellent, there is a small lift... more

My wife and I stayed here in Oct 2009 for 3 nights and we absolutely loved it. Our room (number 8) was huge, even by American standards. And it overlooked the grand canal where we could open our window and watch (and hear) Venice go by. It is a 5 - 10 minute walk to the Rialto Bridge but it... more

If Palazzo Barbarigo were a perfume, it would be a Paco Rabanne: dark, mysterious and perhaps a little over-whelming. There is no question that this hotel is design from top to bottom with prices to match. Still, no point in doing Venice on a shoe-string - if you're going to weekend in Venice, you may as well go the whole... more

We stayed here for 1 night in mid July 2009 as part of our Europe tour. The Palazzo Barbarigo is a sleek, sophisticated, and discreet hotel situated right on the Grand Canal. We lucked out on a great rate and found ourselves enjoying a level of luxury (in Venice of all places!) we normally would not splurge for. Just the... more

Excellent, location, great staff, beautiful small boutique hotel. We had 2 very nice rooms for a couple of days. The 1 very big problem, one of the rooms smelled beyond belief, which they acknowledged as an on-going problem that skipped around from room to room. The smell was comparable to a dead animal carcass rotting and could not be covered... more

From the first step, we felt in love with the hotel. The décor was so romantic and modern that I doubt that there is someone that does not like it. The room was very nice and comfortable. There is not one single thing I would change. Breakfast was very special and good. The staff was always helpful although we had... more

Wonderful small hotel, fantastic decor and great rooms. Unusual layout with rooms leading off the main bar and restaurant area. The rooms are very very stylish as are all the public areas. The library is a must see where some of the original features are still visible. Its in a great location and the tiny balcony overlooking the Gran Canal... more

We stayed at the Hotel Barbarigo for three nights with our 20 month old. This was our 6th visit to to Venice and our first with the baby. We had a lovely warm welcome from the exceptionally helpful and friendly staff. Like other reviewers I would recommend the water taxi from the airport. It's expensive but it's the best way... more

Arrive via water taxi, a must or you will not find the alley way entrance, to be impressed by the black and velvet lobby, adorned with design books. Rooms have all you need for a relaxing stay, clean and sleek yet still with that boutique feel. Bathroom mirror with TV screen embedded. Explore Venice and then return to Palazzo Barbarigo... more