



Finely restored Locanda Barbarigo has been obtained by a part of the namesake, ancient and noble 'Palazzo Barbarigo' that used to belong to the Barbarigo's Family. Locanda Barbarigo's bedrooms are tastefully decorated in the XVIII century Venetian style. They all offer: individual climate system control, cable/satellite TV, minibar service, direct telephone, electronic safe, bathroom accessories and hairdryer. Some of the bedrooms also offer a delightful view on a typical 'canale' where gondolas glide by. The Palace is made up of two floors: a large staircase takes you from the ground floor, with a small and nice reception, to a noble second floor where all the beautiful rooms are situated. Breakfast is served in this charming old Venetian atmosphere. The Hotel also provides baby sitting service at cost,concierge,doctor on call,dry cleaning at cost,laundry service at cost,non-smoking rooms,pets allowed small size,reception from 8AM to 8PM and safe deposit box. The name 'Barbarigo' is most probably derived from the Arrigo family who won the war against the Saraceni in IX century. He cut his beard and made a crown, here is the origin of this word: barba, beard, of Arrigo: BARBARIGO. In the X century the Barbarigo, together with the Jubania, built the Church of Santa Maria del Giglio. The Family had two Bishops, one Patriarch and three Cardinale. One them was Gregorio Giovanni Barbarigo who was born exactly in the same Fondamenta where the Locanda itself is located, ( called Fondamenta Duodo/Barbarigo). Breakfast is included.
Checkin: 12h
Checkout: 11h
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