Ca' Sagredo Venezia - Venice

Situated on the banks of the Grand Canal, between the Rialto Bridge and the Ca' d'Oro, hotel Ca' Sagredo sits within the walls of a 13th century Venetian palazzo built on the site of a pre-existing Byzantine construction. Initially the home of the noble Morosini family, in the mid 17th century the palazzo passed in to the hands of the Sagredo, at the time one of the Venetian aristocracy's most influential families.

Behind the delicate pink facade of the Hotel Ca' Sagredo, lie sumptuous public rooms and guest bedrooms all completely immersed in the charming atmosphere of times past. A number of the rooms are home to important artworks: including paintings by the most eminent Venetian painters of the 18th and 19th centuries, artists of the calibre of Sebastiano Ricci, Giambattista Tiepolo, Niccoò Bambini and Pietro Longhi.

The majority of Hotel Ca' Sagredo's 42 bedrooms and suites boast splendid views on to the Grand Canal. The bedrooms are the perfect expression of the romantic soul of Venice, made all the more appealing by the careful integration of the very latest in contemporary technology and in-room amenities.
On the panoramic terrace of the hotel's "L'Alcova" restaurant, guests have the opportunity to savour superlative Venetian dishes prepared by Ca's talented chef, Giampaolo Cosimo. The Bar "L'Incontro", serving sophisticated aperitifs and after-dinner drinks, has quickly become one of the city's most exclusive meeting points, popular with both hotel residents and Venetians like.

The majestic 18th century reception halls in which the Sagredo family hosted important social gatherings attended by influential members of the Venetian aristocracy and the city's powerful political class, now serve as unique venues where elite events are held, from high level business meetings to glamorous wedding receptions. Sala del Tiepolo, Sala di Apollo, Sala Amigoni, Sala della Musica and Portego: together these supremely elegant function rooms''' offer a capacity for as many as 350 guests.