Hotel Saturnia & International

Built in 1908, this elegant hotel has always been run with care and attention by the Serandrei family. Walk to St Mark’s Square in less than 5 minutes.

Set just behind St. Mark’s Basilica and only 600 metres from Rialto Bridge, Hotel Saturnia & International has an unbeatable location. Go shopping at the open-air market and the surrounding boutiques, or enjoy an evening at La Fenice Theatre, just 100 metres away.

This friendly hotel guarantees a warm welcome and a range of top quality facilities. Both Wi-Fi and wired internet connections are available as well as a fully equipped conference room. You have free access to a fitness centre, just a 10-minute walk from the hotel.

The Saturnia Hotel is an ideal place to dine and relax after a day sightseeing. Enjoy beautiful views of the Venetian rooftops from the terrace as you drink a cocktail or fine glass of wine.

The elegant restaurant is still managed by the Serandrei family and has a unique ambience. Try traditional dishes, prepared using only the finest, seasonal ingredients. From May to September you can enjoy your meal in the courtyard, a perfect setting for an unforgettable Venetian evening.

Some of the hotel’s many 4-star facilities include: a fully-equipped conference room for up to 45 people; airport transfers to and from Venice Airport through authorized companies; information on other terminals (Piazzale Roma, Santa Lucia Railway Station, Port of Venice); complimentary passes for a fitness centre 10 minutes' walk from the hotel; a solarium terrace with stunning views of the Venice rooftops, where you can unwind and sip a chilled aperitif after a day of sightseeing; and an ironing area.



Hotel Saturnia & International is located in Venice near: Hotel Saturnia is located in the heart of Venice, only 250 metres from St. Mark's Square and 100 metres from La Fenice Theatre. Few hotels in Venice enjoy such an ideal position.

The hotel is situated in Via XXII Marzo, one of the main streets in the heart of Venice, which connects the famous St. Mark’s Square (the main Venetian Square) to the Accademia art Galleries (via the eponymous bridge) housing the most important collection of the great Venetian 16th and 17th century masters.