Nolinski Venezia: An Unforgettable Venetian Hotel Experience
Unveiling the alluring secrets of the Nolinski Venezia, a luxury hotel located in the heart of Venice, Italy. This 1929 architectural marvel, resplendent with an exquisite mix of Art Nouveau, Stile Liberty, and Modernism, has been meticulously restored and enhanced by the brilliant design duo
Just a few canals away from landmarks like St. Mark’s Square and La Fenice Theater, this hotel offers a unique blend of historical richness, architectural splendor, and contemporary design. From its 43 distinctive rooms and 13 luxurious suites to an Ottoman-inspired spa and gold mosaic pool offering breathtaking views of the city, the Nolinski Venezia provides an unparalleled stay out of the ordinary, suspended in time.
About Nolinski Venezia
An Introduction to Nolinski Venezia: An Architectural Marvel
Within a stone’s throw from St. Mark’s Square and La Fenice Theater, the Nolinski Venezia majestically stands. Adorned with chimeras, daughters of Poseidon, its grand facade showcases the trade-powered might of the Serenissima. Step over the threshold and you are transported into the heart of Venetian history. Once the Borsa di Commercio, this hotel revives the city’s essence, where Art Nouveau and Modernism gracefully coexist, thanks to the deft touch of the Franco-Italian design duo, LeCoadic-Scotto.
A Display of Artistry and Craftsmanship
Each of the building’s five floors is a testament to craftsmanship. Beautifully contrasting marble stucco and marbled marble contest for the attention, harmonizing with mango woodwork. The edifice is dotted with both ancient and contemporary artworks, tempting the viewer’s gaze at every corner.
Exceptional Living Spaces: A Blend of Comfort and Aesthetics
The hotel consists of 43 uniquely designed rooms, including 13 suites, along with an Ottoman-inspired spa that offers a tranquil haven. The captivating library bar, enriched with a Simon Buret fresco and boasting 4000 volumes, is a delight. The sumptuous reception area, the Café with its inviting patio, and the picturesque gold mosaic pool with a view of Venetian skies and rooftops contribute to an outstanding conviviality. In essence, the Nolinski Venezia promises an extraordinary hotel experience.
Nolinski Venezia: A Monument to Venice’s Splendor
Positioned on one of Venice’s widest and busiest streets, Calle Larga at XXII Marzo, the Nolinski Venezia exudes a unique charm. Its striking facade invites you to admire its grandeur. The decorations and balconies, rich with chimeras, symbolize the merchant-induced allure of this palace, once the Venice Trade Exchange. This monumental testament to the maritime prosperity of the city stands tall, reminding us of Venice’s glorious past.
Umberto Bellotto’s Eclectic Architectural Vision
Finished in 1929, the reinforced concrete structure is a stunning testament to Venice’s first adoption of this modern material. Its imposing stature is only rivaled by the bell tower and the Cathedral of St. Mark’s Basilica. Umberto Bellotto’s eclectic blend of Art Nouveau, Stile Liberty, and Modernism, is distinctly evident in the hotel’s architecture.
Uniqueness of the Wrought Iron Works
Listed as a Venetian Historical Monument, the building boasts unique wrought iron works endemic to Venice. As you descend the grand staircase of honor, your attention is captured by the intricate details hidden in the railing.
Harmonizing Old and New: The Magic of Restoration
With careful restoration, the Venetian-style floors and marble stucco walls revive the city’s ancient techniques. The craftsmanship, apparent in the meticulous choice of materials, creates a balance that pleases the eye: a harmony between the period elements and the contemporary interior design.
Discovering Nolinski Venezia
Set a few waterways away from the iconic St. Mark’s Square and La Fenice Theater, the Nolinski Venezia stands majestically. Its opulent facade, adorned with chimeras—mythical daughters of Poseidon—serves as a testament to Venice’s power garnered through marine trade. Stepping inside, you enter a world of rich Venetian history once echoing through the halls of the erstwhile Borsa di Commercio. Here, Art Nouveau and Modernism blend in perfect harmony, brought to life by the masterful French-Italian design duo LeCoadic-Scotto.
Master Craftsmanship and Modern Aesthetics
Throughout the building’s five floors, wisdom and artistry from skilled master craftsmen reign supreme. Marble stucco and marbled marble create a luxurious contrast against mango woodwork and frames. Meanwhile, a fine collection of both ancient and contemporary artworks catch the eye, enriching every corner of the hotel.
Exceptional Spaces for Tranquil Retreats
The hotel houses 43 rooms, including 13 suites, each distinct in design and layout. Along with an Ottoman-inspired spa, these spaces offer a serene escape from the ordinary. Whether it’s the Bar Library adorned with 4000 volumes and a fresco by Simon Buret or the Café with its patio, each detail aims to cultivate exceptional conviviality.
The Soul of Nolinski in XXII Marzo on Calle Larga
Nestled on one of the city’s busiest streets, the Nolinski Venezia stands monumentally, capturing the city’s vibrant essence. Only a few canals away from St. Mark’s Square and La Fenice Theater, the hotel’s façade is a beautiful distraction from the bustling street. Chimeric decorations, once symbols desired by merchants for this atypical palace that once housed the Venice Trade Exchange, testify to the city’s past maritime prosperity.
Umberto Bellotto’s Eclectic Architecture
Finished in 1929, the reinforced concrete structure, a first for Venice, towers over the city. The architecture by Umberto Bellotto daringly blends Art Nouveau, Stile Liberty, and Modernism. Listed as a Venetian Historical Monument, the building showcases unique wrought iron works, adding to Venice’s architectural charm.
Preserving Venetian Artistry and Savoir-Faire in Nolinski Venezia
Restored Venetian-style floors and marble stucco walls reveal ancient techniques, revealing the authentic savoir faire of the lagoon. This tribute to craftsmanship relaxes the eye, creating a harmonious balance between period elements and the exquisitely contemporary interior design.
Savoring the Soul of Venice at Il Caffé
At Il Caffé, the Café inspired by the Portego—Venetian palaces’ salon—visitors can recline on lacquered wooden benches, reminiscent of the city’s legendary gondolas. The mirrored walls and copper panels aim to capture Venice’s extraordinary light, day and night.
Photography by Guillaume de Laubier
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- by Matt Watts
