The Boscolo Hotel Dei Dogi is a 5-Star Luxury Hotel housed in the historic and prestigious Palazzo Rizzo Patarol, formerly the French and Savoyan embassies. The 18th-century luxury of its precious marbles, splendid period frescoes and majestic chandeliers make the Boscolo Hotel Dei Dogi the ideal place to immerse yourself in the magical atmosphere of this unique city.
The hotel is the only one in Venice to vaunt a vast internal garden evocatively overlooking the lagoon, perfectly conserved in all its historical
detail.
The location of the Boscolo Hotel Dei Dogi, close to the centre but removed from the most crowded streets, lends a sense of peace to the city’s multifaceted charm.
Centuries of prestige.
The building that houses the Hotel Dei Dogi is the 18th-century Palazzo Rizzo Patarol, one of the earliest and best examples of Ca’ Veneziana, the residential architecture of the Venetian
nobility.
The Madonna dell’Orto quarter where the palace is located was, at the time of construction, the only part of Venice that was planted with crops. This explains why the Hotel Dei Dogi boasts such an extensive garden, the only one of its kind in the city. In more recent times, the building was the seat of the French and Savoyan embassies. A prestigious history that still resonates in the sumptuousness of every space and every detail of
its décor.
Venice awakens with you.
The 76 rooms of the Boscolo Hotel Dei Dogi are a compendium of Venetian style, starting with the Classic and moving on to the more spacious Deluxe version, complete with high ceilings and period décor.
The extravagance of the nobility lives on in our 10 Junior Suites. While the configuration of each is unique, they are all furnished with Oriental carpets, painted 18th-century wardrobes, Murano glass
chandeliers.
Some look out onto the hotel’s splendid garden, while those on the ground floor open onto a grand hall, a majestic and dignified space where you can organise banquets and receptions guaranteed to be unforgettable.
The Presidential Suite is a Venetian dream: detached from the hotel and immersed in the magic of the garden, it has a sumptuous dayroom and a balconied sleeping area from which you can watch the sun rise over the lagoon through floor-to-ceiling windows.
The garden where time stands still.
In a compact city like Venice, the garden of the Hotel Dei Dogi is surprising if only for its dimensions (2,000 square metres). But it is also extraordinary for the rarity of its botanical species, among which you’ll discover a peace and quiet you thought was no longer possible.
You can
also visit the ancient underground icebox, where the earliest owners would store ice imported from northern Europe.
Needless to say, it’s quite exciting to sip an aperitivo in such a place, even more so to organise a dinner or banquet here.
The far end of the garden opens out onto the mysterious and romantic spectacle of the Venetian lagoon: a magical encounter between land and sea. And if you don’t wish to leave this enchanted corner of timeless beauty, you can spend your entire visit here: the Presidential Suite and some of the Junior Suites of the Hotel Dei Dogi are set apart from the main building, immersed in the garden.
The location of the Boscolo Hotel Dei Dogi, close to the centre but removed from the most crowded streets, lends a sense of peace to the city’s multifaceted charm.
Centuries of prestige.
The building that houses the Hotel Dei Dogi is the 18th-century Palazzo Rizzo Patarol, one of the earliest and best examples of Ca’ Veneziana, the residential architecture of the Venetian
nobility. 
The Madonna dell’Orto quarter where the palace is located was, at the time of construction, the only part of Venice that was planted with crops. This explains why the Hotel Dei Dogi boasts such an extensive garden, the only one of its kind in the city. In more recent times, the building was the seat of the French and Savoyan embassies. A prestigious history that still resonates in the sumptuousness of every space and every detail of
