Have you ever thought about what it would be like to stay in a mini museum? To be close to works of art accomplished by Sebastiano Ricci,Giambattista Tiepolo, Niccolò Bambini or Pietro Longhi? To wake up in the morning  surrounded  by paintings, frescos and sculptures, to have breakfast while watching the famous painting ”Tribute to Venice”? What could a hotel in an Italian palazzo be like, one with a pinkish façade, on Canal Grande, designed and built by the renowned 17th century Italian architects, with gilded sculptures and stuccos and precious art, and a Mediterranean 5 star menu?
There it is:


Ca`Sagredo Hotel Colored list:
 
   • It first belonged to Morosini family, then it was bought by one of the best known Venetian family, Sagredo, in the 17th century; due to its members, keen collectors of art-Nicolò, Zaccaria and Agostino - it was turned into a kind of museum but being a hotel makes things even more sensational

   • Lo Scalone Dei Giganti Staircase, with frescos of Pietro Longhi

Il Portego salon, with paintings of Andrea Urbani

Sala del Doge with fresco painted by Nicolo Bambini,

Sala della musica with frescos of Gaspare Diziani, La Sala Amigoni, Giambattista Tiepolo`s painting, are works of art and magnificent points in such a valuable edifice

   • All the hotel rooms are designed in the same elegant and opulent style, but still exquisite, with warm and royal tones, with fine furniture and fabrics, and superb views.

   • Chef Michele Potenza, one of the most famous in Italy, delights your senses at L`Alcova restaurant and succeeds in getting a ”back to nature” philosophy of life, from a Venetian - Mediterranean  fusion, in dishes made with basic items of food, along with an exclusivist touch.

La vita si, è  molto bella!

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