Ca' Sagredo Hotel

Situated right on the Grand Canal and just far enough away from the busiest spots. A very good hotel with generally good service and with grand (although slightly tired) accommodation. However the real highlights are the magnificent building and the art within. Some of the reception rooms nothing short of amazing and it's a privilege to wander through around and simply enjoy the spaces, architecture and art The waterfront restaurant is priced as you might expect for the location but probably worth trying once.

We stayed here on a family vacation. Large and well maintained rooms. Excellent cleaning service. Ate in the restaurant which has excellent but quite expensive food. Staff was attentive and helpful although probably more helpful to very high end clientele. No gym or health club facilities.

Nothing says "this is going to be a great stay" quite like arriving to your hotel via private water taxi! The hotel is gorgeous--the lobby area is magnificent that I could barely pay attention to the lady who checked us in. Our room was on the first floor, in an interior room and it was amazing! Is that even possible??! The room was huge--there was a step up just past the closet and luggage area that took you into the rest of the room. There was even a sitting area off the bedroom. The bathroom was all Carrera marble. I am all about the view from my room but somehow it didn't matter because the room was that nice. And since the hotel was on the water, a beautiful view was only minutes away. We had dinner in the hotel's restaurant our first night. The service was top notch. Our waiter was gracious and helpful. Their caprese salad was my favorite of all the caprese salads I had enjoyed over the past 2 weeks in Italy! I had read reviews of people complaining about the breakfast so I was hesitant when we walked in to the breakfast area (which is more like a museum!!) that first day. The breakfast was great! There were plenty of choices hot and cold. And really, what's there to complain about when there's bottles of prosecco waiting for your glass?!!! Oh and if that didn't help, they play the most beautiful Italian opera music. The roof top terrace was a charming, quiet respite from the bustle of the day. I loved the Venetian glass flower sculpture, too! We loved the location of being on the Grande Canal but not being in the middle of the bustling crowds. We would definitely come back to this hotel!!!

I have just spent 3 days at this wonderful hotel and I can just say great things about it. This is smaller than the other luxury palazzo hotels in Venice, and maintains the real charm and magic of ancient Venetian palazzos. It offers an outstanding service, great rooms and suites and a great restaurant for a reasonable good price for a luxury hotel in this expensive city. I have been at the Gritti and the Bauer before, and this hotel has nothing to envy to those - but the location. If you accept to be a bit further from the Piazza San Marco, 15 min away by taxi boat- just don´t hesitate. I strongly recommend it. I was staying in one of the historic suites and I was feeling like a prince!

I did not kwow this hotel, and I was quite surprised by its discovery. An old palace on the Canal Grande, it allows you an amazing view of the bustling boat traffic. Great rooms, the feeling of having breakfast in a grand dining room is unbeatable. Conveniently l ated near the new Fondaco dei Tedeschi, worth a stay