A Venice hotel in the historic centre of the city.

Hotel Ca Amadi, Venice

This Venice hotel in the historic centre of the city dates back to the 13th century, when it was built as a palace. It still retains many of its original features, including a wooden ceiling and wall frescoes in the lounge; these were produced in the 15th century to celebrate summer visits by the Austrian Emperor Frederick III and his wife Leonora.

Conveniently situated for sightseeing - it is just a few steps away from the Rialto Bridge and within easy reach of St Mark's Square - the Hotel Ca' Amadi has been totally renovated and now offers guests a relaxing, comfortable stay in the downtown of Italy's most distinctive city. Marco Polo airport is just 12 kilometres away by car and 10 kilometres away by water-bus.

This Venice accommodation offers a selection of bright and spacious double rooms, plus two larger guest rooms that have views over the Fontego dei Tedeschi canal. All rooms at the Ca' Amadi feature 18th-century style furniture, traditional brocade furnishings and large beds, and have a full range of modern amenities including controllable air conditioning, private bathroom with hairdryer, satellite TV, direct-dial phone line and safety deposit box.

Breakfast is served in the elegant lounge, which features original Venetian flooring, painted ceilings, and exquisite lamps and sconces produced on the nearby island of Murano. Staff at this hotel in Venice can help you book tours to the northern islands of Murano, Burano and Torcello, as well as providing maps of the city and booking entrance tickets to Venice's most famous buildings.

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Double room from €100