Liassidi Wellness Suites
Venice, Italy · ★ 4.6 Exceptional B.Booking.com 9.2
A private in-room hot tub in a Venetian palazzo, with exposed beams, herringbone floors, and a 9.2 guest rating.
Sink into the hot tub and the city goes quiet. No vaporetto horns, no footsteps on the bridge outside, just warm water and the kind of stillness Venice keeps for people who've earned it. This is one of the few hotels with a private in-room hot tub in Venice, and the bathroom setup here goes further than most: sensory shower, sauna, and a Turkish bath sit alongside the tub, so you can make an evening of it without leaving the suite.
The rooms themselves carry the bones of the old palazzo honestly. Rough-hewn timber beams cross a slate-blue ceiling above herringbone parquet floors, and the lighting is warm and low rather than hotel-bright. The King Suite adds a canal view to the equation. Guests rate the place 9.2 out of 10, which for Venice, where expectations run high and reality often wobbles, means something.
♨️ One of 7 suites with a private tub we've checked in Venice.
★ When booking, choose the room type that names a jacuzzi / hot tub / plunge pool. That's the one with the private in-room water feature.
What's in the suite
♨️Private in-room hot tub
♨️Sauna and Turkish bath included
♨️Sensory shower in suite
♨️Canal view in King Suite
♨️9.2 guest rating
Where you'll stay
Venice.
Questions, answered
Where exactly is the hot tub, and is it truly private?+
The hot tub sits inside the bathroom of the suite, so it's entirely private to you rather than shared with other guests or on an open terrace.
Is the canal view available in the hot tub suite?+
The canal view comes with the King Suite with spa, which is a separate room type, so it's worth specifying that option when you book if the view matters to you.
Which part of Venice gives you the best views from an in-room tub?+
The Giudecca island properties, including Hotel Cipriani, face the San Marco skyline across the water, so you get the full panorama without the foot traffic. Rooms on the Grand Canal are dramatic too, though you'll share that view with a great deal of vaporetto noise during the day.
Is there a quieter, better-value time of year to book a tub suite in Venice?+
November and early December are the sweet spot: prices drop noticeably, the crowds thin out, and acqua alta gives the city an atmosphere that's genuinely its own. January and February are even cheaper, though some smaller properties close for the season.
