Ca’ di Dio

Venice

Located at the entrance to the Arsenale district where the famous Art Biennale is held, Ca’ di Dio sympathetically blends the history of its 1272 origins with a more contemporary approach in its design that adds an arty edge. Couple that with a secluded inner courtyard, a hidden garden and two traditional raised wooden roof terraces, and you have an luxuriously inviting hotel that’s both a sanctuary and a base for exploring.

From vividly colourful Murano glass lamps to locally-made fabrics and marble bathrooms, the 66 rooms and suites are elegantly welcoming, with views over the mimosa and magnolia trees of the peaceful courtyards, the lagoon or the rooftops of the city. The art, history, food and architecture of Venice are on your doorstep, so after a day of sightseeing, the regenerative and revitalising treatments of the Pura spa are likely to be much needed. The two restaurants and bar are equally well-curated, whether sipping a mixologist-crafted cocktail, dining in the courtyard or savouring Venetian cuisine with a view of the lagoon.

Reasons we love Ca' di Dio

  • Sail up to the hotel on the Rio D’Arsenal in a gondola to arrive in true Venetian style
  • Steps away from the traditional style of many Venetian hotels with a more contemporary, modern decor that still honours the heritage of the building
  • The internal courtyards offer a tranquil sanctuary away from the buzz of the city

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