How to Book Airelles Palladio, Venice: A Garden Maison on the Giudecca

Airelles Palladio, Venice is the collection's first Italian maison, set in a 16th-century building on the tranquil island of Giudecca, surrounded by nearly a hectare of private gardens, a genuinely rare thing in Venice. With interiors by Christophe Tollemer and four celebrated chefs making their Venetian debut, it is one of the most anticipated openings in the city, and booking through a preferred-partner advisory costs the same as booking direct, with recognition and benefits added at no extra cost.

The Giudecca is the calm, residential island across the water from St Mark's, and the Palladio sits here with a rare private garden of nearly a hectare, a world away from the crowds yet a short hop by boat to the heart of Venice. The quiet, the light and the garden set it apart from any other hotel in the city.

The rooms and suites are dressed by Christophe Tollemer in Rubelli and Fortuny textiles around hand-painted frescoes, layered with Venetian craft and overlooking the garden or the water. The effect is of a private Venetian palazzo brought to the Airelles standard of comfort.

Dining is a highlight, with four celebrated chefs making their Venetian debut across the maison's tables, alongside a spa and the gardens. For the collection, see how to book Airelles, and for Aman's Venetian palazzo, Aman Venice.

Airelles Palladio is a garden maison on the Giudecca, nearly a hectare of green and four celebrated chefs, a quiet world across the water from St Mark's.