Ca' Sagredo Hotel occupies a Gothic palazzo directly on the Grand Canal in Cannaregio, at Campo Santa Sofia near the Ca' d'Oro vaporetto stop and a short walk from the Rialto Bridge and market. The building was the residence of the noble Sagredo family for centuries and functions partly as a museum, with frescoed ceilings by Pietro Longhi and Gaspare Diziani, a grand marble staircase, and period furnishings throughout the public rooms and many guest rooms. Accommodations range from Classic rooms to Deluxe Canal View rooms, Junior Suites, and Suites, with the canal-facing rooms looking directly onto the Grand Canal's boat traffic. The hotel's restaurant, L'Alcova, has its own dining terrace on the Grand Canal, and there is a bar for evening drinks; there is no spa or pool on site. The location in Cannaregio places it slightly away from the densest San Marco crowds while still being within easy walking distance of the Rialto Bridge, making it convenient for guests who want a quieter base with direct water access. Service is personal, with staff able to arrange gondola rides from the hotel's own canal-side landing and private tours of the palazzo's art collection. The hotel also hosts occasional classical music evenings in its frescoed ballroom, drawing on the building's history as a noble residence.
| Price | $$$ |
|---|---|
| Address | Campo Santa Sofia, 4198/99, 30121 Venezia |
Room types
- Classic
- Deluxe Canal View
- Junior Suite
- Suite
Amenities
- Grand Canal view
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Frescoed ceilings
- Wi-Fi
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Location
Campo Santa Sofia, 4198/99, 30121 Venezia
45.4413, 12.3351 View on map
Highlights
- Frescoed ceilings by Pietro Longhi in a historic Sagredo family palazzo
- Grand Canal-front terrace dining at L'Alcova restaurant
- Short walk to the Rialto Bridge and Rialto Market
- Private gondola landing directly on the Grand Canal
Tips for visiting
- Ask for a Deluxe Canal View room to see the Grand Canal directly from the window
- Walk to Rialto Bridge in under ten minutes rather than taking a water taxi for this stretch
- Take a short tour of the frescoed ballroom and staircase even if not staying in a historic-wing room