A convenient Lido base
Set on the Lido barrier island of Venice, this hotel provides a scenic escape with views over the Venetian Lagoon. Located steps from the Vaporetto (waterbus) station, you can easily reach iconic Venice landmarks like St. Mark’s Square in just a short ride. Lido itself is known for its serene beaches, charming boutiques, and lively summer events, like the Venice Film Festival.
The hotel offers various amenities, including free wi-fi throughout the property and a large panoramic terrace that opens out on the first floor. From here, you can enjoy the superb views of the Venice Lagoon and St Mark’s Basin, while sipping a drink from the bar or having breakfast in the morning during the summer months. You can also use the hotel’s bike rental service to explore the island at your own pace on two wheels.
For dining, Panorama provides a continental breakfast featuring Italian pastries, fruits, and coffee. Although there’s no on-site restaurant for lunch or dinner, the Lido area has a variety of charming eateries nearby, ranging from cosy pizzerias to upscale seafood restaurants, giving you a taste of the local cuisine.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Breakfast room
Find out more about Lido
Lido, in the Floating City of Venice, is a narrow, 11-kilometre-long island in the Venetian Lagoon, just south of the city’s historic centre. Once an important Italian military island forming part of the city’s defence, it’s now Venice’s hottest beach hangout. There’s a chilled-out, relaxed seaside vibe here. It’s Venice... but different!
While the city’s canals charm you across the lagoon, the Lido has a different vibe. Among the residential streets and sounds of passing vehicles, there’s a distinct atmosphere that’s a world apart from the car-free tourist centre.
In the off-season, the Lido settles into a comfortable rhythm of everyday life. You could almost forget you’re just moments away from one of the world’s most popular holiday destinations. But as summer arrives in Venice, Lido hotels open for the season, and it transforms into the Veneto region’s top seaside retreat.
Despite the laid-back beachy feel, the Lido is just minutes from all the action. In fact, it takes just five on the water bus – the Vaporetto – to get to Venice’s historic centre. Stay on the boat a little longer, and you’ll enjoy a tour of the Grand Canal as it snakes its way through the Venetian islands.