Ca ‘Sagredo Hotel

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Leaning on the banks of the Grand Canal in Venice, the Ca’Sagredo hotel offers their guests a 15th century private palazzo and a luxury hotel. The hotel has been declared a national monument and still preserves the untouched beauty of an ancient noble residence, including venetian paintings of the 17th and 18th century. The hotel is located so that rooms and suites have stunning views of the Grand Canal, Ca’ D’Oro and the Rialto market. One of the most acclaimed sections in the Ca’Sagredo is the Music Room that extends two floors high and is decorated with a series of illusionistic architectural frescoes painted by Belluno artist Gaspare Diziani. One of the highlights is the Portego hall designed as a typical Venetian palace. The beautiful staircase of the palazzo precedes the Portego, very well known to art historians for the huge painting named “The Fall Of The Giants†painted by Pietro Longhi in 1734. At L’Alcova Restaurant the guests will find the splendid views of the Canal Grande from the restaurants terrace, in it you can enjoy traditional Venetian cuisine, prepared with talent and creativity by celebrity Chef Michele Potenza, and also accompanied by a select Italian wine list. The “noble floor†state rooms offers a chance to admire the magnificence of a 15th century Venetian Palace and these halls are great for meetings, cocktails, conferences, private celebrations and gala dinners.