Built in 1905 - at the beginning of the fortune of the Lido of Venice as an exclusive holiday resort - in Reinassance style, the Hungaria Palace Hotel was enriched in 1914 by covering the entire facade with polychromatic majolica tiles. The work, created by Luigi Fabris, the famous ceramist from Bassano was completed before the first world war; it is a unique example of the expansion, even in Venice, of a Viennese flavour for facade decoration. Furniture in all rooms is original and was made by the famous master ebanist Eugenio Quarti (1867-1929), one of the leading artists of italian Art Nouveau. Our rooms: Bright, elegant, all with original Art Nouveau furniture equipped with all comforts. We provide single, double and three bedded rooms, junior suites and suites. Room's specific: Direct dial telephone, air conditioning and heating, Sat - tvc, mini bar, Strongbox, no-panic closing and fireproof doors, private bathroom with bath or shower and wide mirrors bath's accessories and air dryer.