Located in an age-old aristocratic house of exquisite neo-gothic design, Locanda Formosa is situated on a canal which verges on the liveliest of areas, Santa Maria Formosa, one of the most characteristic places in Venice. Secluded, despite the large number of tourists, it is just a stroll from St. Mark's Square and Rialto Bridge.
The hotel was recently taken over by the management of Locanda La Corte, offering new services and possibilities to guests.
The buffet breakfast is served in an intimate room overlooking the canal. Room service is also available on request. New wire less internet access (with your own lap top).
Exclusive to our guests, this hotel in Venice organizes itineraries and excursions on a private boat: an exceptional occasion for an out-of-the-ordinary look at the city and lagoon.
There are numerous restaurants offering special rates to our hotel guests, where you can taste the best typical cuisine for a reduced price. All guests can avail of free admission to Venice Casino.
Check In from h: 7.30 a.m to 19.00 p.m.

The rooms of Locanda Formosa accurately recreate the old sophistication and style of 1700 Venice. Furniture and upholstery, with esteemed workmanship and fine materials, create highly elegant rooms with warm and striking tones. An atmosphere of subtle romance, ideal for all couples who choose Venice for their wedding or honeymoon, to whom the hotel offers special treatment.
All the rooms are fitted and equipped with a minibar, air conditioning, telephone with a direct line and a safety deposit box. The private bathrooms, with a bath or shower, are supplied with hairdryers.

This hotel is located in the heart of Venice, just a stroll from St. Mark's Square and Rialto Bridge, but has a calm, secluded position despite the large number of tourists. With just a few minutes walk you can reach the main landings to avail of frequent public transport which takes you all over the city, as well as to the other islands of the lagoon (Torcello, Burano, Murano, Chioggia, Lido, etc.).
Campo Santa Maria Formosa, the location of this hotel in Venice, is one of the liveliest and characteristic areas of the city. The Renaissance style Santa Maria Formosa church, with its baroque bell tower, gets its name from the appearance of The Blessed Virgin in the form of a "formosa" or shapely, beautiful woman.
The same area hosts the prestigious Querini Stampalia Foundation, with its rich and much-used public library and a considerable gallery of three-hundred paintings by artists from Veneto, including G. Bella, Palma il Giovane, Palma il Vecchio, G. Bellini, P. Longhi.