The Doge's apartment only occupies one of the Palace's three floors and to get to it you climb the beautiful Golden Staircase, begun halfway through the 16th century by Sansovino. The stairway owes its name to the spectacular golden stucco decorated vault and was formerly only used by Magistrates and important people.

Located in Venice, a few steps from Rialto Bridge and a 5-minute walk from Ca' d'Oro, Ca d'oro Venezia offers free WiFi and air conditioning. The property is 1.1 miles from Basilica dei Frari and 1.1 miles from Teatro La Fenice. Take some time for yourself. Let yourself be enveloped by the refined elegance and sobriety of this ancient noble residence from the seventeenth century and the sophisticated rooms at the Hotel Ca d’Oro. From your room you can enjoy a view of one of the many canals of Venice, where gondolas glide lightly and quietly along.

Venezia Leone D'oro

Today this apartment has no furnishings, as they were partly stolen by Napoleon's army, but is still a kind of precious casket with masterpieces painted on its ceilings and magnificent stone fireplaces. It gives us an idea of the Doge's lifestyle and of the atmosphere that reigned in these rooms for centuries.

Venezia To Rome

On the second noble floor you find the meeting rooms used by the highest state authorities.