Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.
- Leonardo da Vinci -
STANDARD ROOM
- 13 sqm
- Double Bed
- Street View
The Standard rooms celebrate Leonardo Da Vinci's enormous talent as a painter. At the head of the bed are frescoes depicting "The Battle of Anghiari", also known as Vinci's lost painting. The interior's warm color palette, reminiscient of those used in his most exalted paintings, is accentuated by the blown glass ochre lighting, produced exclusively in Venise.
Hairdryer
Bathrobes
Slippers
Welcome products
Italian shower with rain sky or bathtub
SUPERIOR ROOM
- 16 sqm
- Queen size bed or 2 single beds
- Street View
The Superior rooms pays tribute to Leonardo da Vinci’s innovative genius. A supremely skilled draftsman, frescoes of his remarkable technical drawings are softly illuminated by our blown glass ochre lighting, produced exclusively in Venise.
SUPERIOR BALCONY ROOM
- 16 sqm
- Queen size bed or 2 single beds
- Interior court view
The Superior Balcony rooms' interiors were largely inspired by the significant period of creativity in European history. The Venetian or pastel color palette set the mood for relaxation, while frescoes representing Da Vinci's major works adorn the walls, reflected by magnificent Venetian mirrors.
Scales
DELUXE ROOM
- 17 sqm
- Queen size bed or 2 single beds
- Street View
The Deluxe rooms pay homage to Da Vinci's fascinating and prosperous patrons, the Médicis family, who helped him become one of the most celebrated creatos of all time. Magnificent Venetian mirrors enhance the room's sublime interior, complimented by frescoes from one of his earliest works, "Madonna of the Carnation".
Magnifying mirror
Bathtub
MONA LISA
- 20 sqm
- Queen size bed
- Interior court view
The exquisite Mona Lisa room, located on the ground floor, takes us on a journey to the innermost thoughts of Leonardo Da Vinci's. A haven of peace and quiet with its private terrace overlooking the Hotel's patio, this is one of our most charming rooms. And the Master is perhaps never very far, as the room contains an unfinished work! Could it be La Gioconda that took him over three years to paint ?
Private terrace
ADORATEUR
- 20 sqm
- Queen size bed
- Street View
On August 21, 1911, Vincenzo Peruggia stole the Louvre's most prized painting: La Gioconda, The Mona Lisa. A media sensation ensued and the thief found refuge from the police in this hotel room. After a few painting in tow. The Mona Lisa's mysterious disappearance would not be resolved for another two years.
CONNECTING ROOMS
- 30 sqm
- Double bed + Queen size bed or 2 single beds
- Street View
Ideal to stay close to your friends or family who accompanies you on a trip. They guarantee you immediate proximity with your loved ones. They gather a Standard room and a Deluxe room.
