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An ornate, 15th century Venetian palazzo, Ca’ Sagredo Hotel is an intoxicating melange of elaborate frescos, antiques and artwork, set aside the Grand Canal.
Glittering with Renaissance gems, Ca’ Sagredo is a real-life palace that bristles with original pieces of art while offering a sumptuous stay in a coveted corner of Venice. Expect to be taken aback by the Ca’ Sagredo while here, a place which feels as much a museum as it does a luxury hotel.
Room Types
All rooms
Steeping yourself in luxury comes easily in the guestrooms of Ca’ Sagredo Hotel, all of which exude a classic, elegant style. Each is graced with décor that takes you back to the 15th century, including stuccos, frescos, heavy drapes and upholstered headboards; to name just a few. Bathrooms are clad in marble and many rooms open out onto balconies overlooking the Grand Canal; it’s safe to say Ca’ Sagredo certainly seeks to spoil guests within its rooms and suites.
Amenities:
Amenities in room categories may differ.
Hotel Location
About Ca’ Sagredo Hotel
The Ca’ Sagredo Hotel rubs shoulders with equally ravishing palazzos like the Ca’ d’Oro, exhibiting what was once Baron Franchetti’s private art collection, and also lies temptingly close to both the Rialto Bridge and fish market on the other side of the canal. Ca’ Sagredo is like a museum in itself, with exquisite frescoes by Giambattista Tiepolo and Niccolo Bambini that you can’t help but gaze at in awe. The 18th century staircase is watched over by two cherub statues, while Murano glass chandeliers twinkle above the grand ballroom, and beautiful antiques are the cherry to top it all off. There’s a little rooftop terrace where you can sit back with an aperitif in the warmer months, or choose to dine in the delightful L’Alcovo restaurant, where views of the Grand Canal will no doubt force you to linger.
L’Alcova Restaurant
Rooftop Terrace
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