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Luxury stays in Venice, Venice

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Venice, Venice

Curated luxury stays in Venice.

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About the destination

Venice, Venice is one of the curated chapters in the iLuxuryTravels Collection. We surface the best available luxury properties in the area — estates, villas and chalets connected through our preferred partner network — so you can compare live rates and reserve with confidence.

Every listing is filtered to a nightly floor of $500, with many properties exceeding $2,000 per night. Private chef, concierge and full staff arrangements are available on request.

Frequently asked

What staff services are included with luxury stays in Venice?
Most luxury stays listed on iLuxuryTravels in Venice include a dedicated property manager, daily housekeeping, and maintenance. Full private chef teams, personal concierges, and 24/7 security detail can be arranged upon request.
What is the best area to book a curated stay in Venice?
For privacy and dramatic surroundings, the most sought-after pockets of Venice match the estates we curate. We shortlist properties in the quietest, best-serviced enclaves so you are never far from the marina, slopes or beach club.
Does iLuxuryTravels offer private yacht charters and helicopter transfers in Venice?
Many of these estates offer helipad access, airport transfers and private yacht charters; the supplier confirms what is available with your booking.
When should I book a luxury stay in Venice?
We recommend reserving 4 to 6 months ahead for peak periods. Last-minute curated stays are sometimes available, but the best estates are held well in advance.

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Available properties in Venice

Reading & data

Planning Venice

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    Luxury city breaks in Europe

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  • Guide

    Luxury travel in Venice

    How to stay in Venice properly: which sestiere, what a palazzo floor costs, and how to have the city to yourself in a place that receives twenty million visitors a year.

  • Guide

    The best time to visit Venice

    Venice rewards the months other people avoid. The year in full: acqua alta, Carnevale, the Biennale, and the cold clear mornings that are the city at its best.

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  • Data report

    Nightly Rate Benchmark

    What the published data says a genuine luxury night now costs — and why the entry threshold for the top of the market has moved.