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Ca’ Sagredo is so steeped in history you will feel as if you have lived in the Republic of Venice all your life, whilst to sleep at Ca’ Sagredo is to go back five centuries in history.
The hotel is a true gem, skillfully and faithfully renovated to enhance its original noble features, a true delight to behold.
Most of the 42 bedrooms and suites still retain many signs of a glorious past, including superb masterpieces by important 17th and 18th century Venetian artists such as Nicolò Bambini, Giambattista Tiepolo, Sebastiano Ricci and Pietro Longhi – a rare example of time having stood still.
No other hotel combines elegance, history and hospitality with the same passion. Each room, boasting a view over the Canal Grande, the roofs and squares, is quite unique and decorated differently in a style of subtle yet highly refined elegance.
You will feel like an 18th century Venetian noble for as long as you stay at Ca’ Sagredo.
The hotel is a true gem, skillfully and faithfully renovated to enhance its original noble features, a true delight to behold.
Most of the 42 bedrooms and suites still retain many signs of a glorious past, including superb masterpieces by important 17th and 18th century Venetian artists such as Nicolò Bambini, Giambattista Tiepolo, Sebastiano Ricci and Pietro Longhi – a rare example of time having stood still.
No other hotel combines elegance, history and hospitality with the same passion. Each room, boasting a view over the Canal Grande, the roofs and squares, is quite unique and decorated differently in a style of subtle yet highly refined elegance.
You will feel like an 18th century Venetian noble for as long as you stay at Ca’ Sagredo.
The Suites
The Junior Suite
The Stucco Suite
This suite is one of the most emblematic of the entire building: the ceiling features magisterial decoration by two famous artists from Lugano who worked for the Republic of Venice in the early eighteenth century: Abbondio Stazio and Carpoforo Mazzetti, known as Tecalla. You can admire the exceptional quality of the depictions – birds, animals and various mythological characters – all in different relief and painted in delicate hues, almost like pastel: without doubt the most remarkable example of the artists’ work in Venice.
