“Remarkable for the 16thC listed Grand Canal palazzo it occupies as much as for its facilities and services, Ca’ Segredo boasts magnificent stucco work, chandeliers, gilding, opulent fabrics and works of art by the likes of Tiepolo and Longhi, even a secret doorway in the ballroom used for late-night trysts by an 18thC Count Sagredo. With its prime canal frontage, many of the 42 luxurious rooms and suites have gorgeous watery views. A lavish personal residence combined with the benefits of a modern hotel. Excellent service.”
They say
“Ca’ Sagredo, a National Monument, will capture your heart. It typifies the perfect Venetian Palazzo Hotel, where exceptional decoration, style and quality is effortlessly combined with contemporary chic. This is a real treasure: the restoration carefully enhances the original noble features, delighting while evoking respect for a time gone by. Each of the hotel’s 42 spacious rooms and suites is elegantly decorated; most offer wonderful views onto the Grand Canal. The Palazzo retains numerous examples from the glorious past, including magnificent works of art from the most important Venetian painters of the 17th and 18th century: Giambattista Tiepolo, Pietro Sebastiano Ricci, Pietro Longhi, amongst many others. And for those who consider cuisine among the highest art forms, the restaurant L’Alcova serves Mediterranean cuisine with Grand Canal views. After a day spent around the calli of Venice, relax back at the hotel in the Bar L’Incontro, a favourite with Venetians and guests alike.”
