A quirky stay on the Lido
At your unique four-star base, take time to admire its original features, including wood-beamed ceilings and a display of sculptures. Relax in your room complete with minibars, free Wi-Fi access, and a flatscreen TV for a little in-room entertainment. Freshen up in the bathroom equipped with free toiletries, and enjoy the additional amenities, including safes for your valuables and blackout curtains for a restful night’s sleep after a long day out sightseeing.
If you’ve got a bit of free time, take advantage of the recreation opportunities; grab a racket and hit the outdoor tennis courts, or take in the views from the pretty terrace and garden area before dining at the on-site restaurant. The beach is just a five-minute walk away, where you can get sand between your toes and gaze out into the distance at this world-class destination.
What Residenza d Epoca Albergo Quattro Fontane has to offer
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Breakfast room
- Restaurant
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.