
Exuding an implacable air of serenity, the Hotel Cipriani is famed for its luxurious style.
In one of the Floating City’s most high-end and historical neighbourhoods facing the Santa Maria della Salute, The Gritti Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel is a masterclass in timeless luxury. On the banks of the Grand Canal, it leans into its past with ease; housing opulent suites with décor rich in archival fabrics, artefacts and artwork, and a corridor lined with portraits of celebrity guests who make up part of its fanatically loyal clientele – both past and present. As well as being irresistibly photogenic, it excels in privacy and intimate service, so it’s not uncommon to spot a famous face in the vicinity, especially during the Venice Film Festival.
Its walls may date back to the 1400s and its interiors may house 18th-century antiques, but the atmosphere is anything but stuffy. In the heart of Venice, the hotel is a hub for exploration and soaking up the city’s lively vibe. By foot, the Fenice Opera House, the Correr Museum and Doge’s Palace are within an easy walking distance – if the nearby boutiques don’t distract too much. Meanwhile, thanks to the hotel’s private jetty, water taxis make easy work of getting to the sights further afield. A diligent and well-connected concierge team open doors to private experiences and reservations outside the palazzo, from restaurants to the hotel’s own yacht, while foodies needn’t even cross the threshold – the hotel’s renowned cookery school and dreamy wine tastings are on-site.
Exuding an implacable air of serenity, the Hotel Cipriani is famed for its luxurious style.
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