A fairytale chalet inspired by the Vienna Secession, In the nineteenth it was an inn recolled by the poet Robert Browning, constructed over a sixteenth-century ‘casino’, the only Palladio in the Lido, by the patrician Daniele Pisani for the pleasure of the aristocracy Became an hotel in the nineteenth century. The majestic fireplace and the columns of in the dining hall date back to its origins. The wooden paneling, chests, torch holders and chandeliers were made in the early twentieth century. In 1964, the architect Alfeo Pauletta has designed the wing called ‘barchessa’ cataloged by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage as the whole hotel. Since 1954, it has been run by the same family, who have adorned with a stunning collection of antiques.