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Aman Venice

Venice, Italy • San Polo • OVER THE TOP

avg. $2,532 / night

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At a glance

A 1560s Venetian palazzo on the Grand Canal with Jean-Michel Gathy interiors and a rare private garden courtyard.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors of Venetian heritage

Highlights:

  • 1560s Renaissance palazzo by Gian Giacomo dei Grigi on the Grand Canal
  • Jean-Michel Gathy interiors balance frescoed ceilings with restrained contemporary furnishings
  • Private garden courtyard and loggia terrace overlooking the Canal
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Palazzo Papadopoli has stood on the Grand Canal since the 1560s, commissioned by the Coccina family and attributed to Gian Giacomo dei Grigi, its white Istrian stone facade one of the more composed Renaissance statements along a waterway better known for Gothic ornament. When Aman converted it into a 24-room hotel in 2013, the challenge was not transformation but calibration — how much contemporary furniture a frescoed ceiling of this age can absorb before the room tips into pastiche. Jean-Michel Gathy of Denniston Architects resolved it with restraint: parquet floors in chevron and herringbone patterns, beds and case pieces in warm walnut and pale upholstery, Murano glass chandeliers that belong to the building's own tradition rather than being brought in as decoration. The damask wall coverings visible in the guest rooms draw from the Venetian textile lineage without attempting reproduction. The piano nobile entertaining rooms, where gilded plasterwork and swaged silk pelmets frame floor-to-ceiling windows opening directly onto the Canal, set the dining experience against one of the more arresting waterfront views in Europe. A loggia terrace above, dressed with wicker chairs and terracotta planters threaded with climbing vines, offers the same view in a more informal register. The property extends across two connected palazzi, giving it a rare sense of internal depth for Venice — a garden courtyard behind the facade providing the kind of quiet that the city, at water level, almost never grants.

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About

In the heart of Venice, Italy, beside the Grand Canal, Aman Venice finds home in the resplendent 16th-century Palazzo Papadopoli, just a two-minute walk from a vaporetto stop and the iconic Piazza San Marco. Almost all of Aman Venice's 24 suites overlook the canal, many also feature unique architectural and artistic features - from painted frescoes to carved fireplaces - by greats such as Tiepolo and Sansovino, redolent of the palazzo's storied past. Amenities include two signature dining venues and an elegant cocktail bar, alongside a gym, roof terrace and serene Aman Spa. The hotel also offers two private gardens - an unusual feature in this floating city.

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Aman Venice Reviews

329 reviews

"Three nights inside Palazzo Papadopoli, and I'm still slightly stunned. Giacomo De Grigi built this for the Coccina family in the 1560s, and the piano nobile that Michelangelo Guggenheim reworked in Neo-Renaissance and Rococo flourish still has its Tiepolo frescoes overhead at breakfast, which is a faintly ridiculous way to eat an egg. Jean-Michel Gathy's interiors sit underneath all that gilt with real discipline, though I'll admit the restraint occasionally mutes rooms that want to be louder. Dinner at Arva is very good. Matteo Panfilio cooks close to the Rialto market with Niederkofler's zero-waste thinking behind him, and the lagoon fish needs nothing done to it. My one honest gripe: the dining room is so hushed it can feel like eating in a museum after closing. You came to Venice for noise and there isn't any here. The two gardens are the real luxury. Almost nowhere else in the city gives you private green beside the Grand Canal, and in June the canal-side one is open and worth every euro the place charges."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 20, 2026

"The historic palace, elegant interiors, and stunning views created a truly unique atmosphere. The room was exceptionally comfortable and beautifully appointed, while the service was flawless, attentive, and genuinely warm. Every detail was handled with care, making our stay unforgettable. Our only regret was not staying longer."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 31, 2026

"We had the pleasure of dining at Aman Venice, and even without staying at the hotel, it was immediately clear that this is an exceptionally luxurious property — truly on another level. From the very first moment, you feel the exclusivity, privacy, and refined elegance that Aman is known for. The interiors are absolutely breathtaking — like stepping into a private Venetian palace, with every detail carefully preserved and elevated to perfection. What impressed us the most was the staff. Every single person we encountered was incredibly gracious, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. The level of service is flawless — discreet, intuitive, and effortlessly elegant. It truly feels like a seven-star experience. The restaurant is simply outstanding. The setting is spectacular, the atmosphere is serene and sophisticated, and the cuisine is refined, beautifully presented, and unforgettable. Even as guests visiting only for dinner, we felt completely immersed in the world of true luxury. This is not just a hotel — it is an experience of pure elegance and perfection."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 23, 2026

"A huge thank you to the team at Aman Venice for my birthday anniversary dinner. It was a flawless experience from start to finish for our little family. The restaurant is a masterpiece of luxury and quality, set within one of the most beautiful palazzos in the city. We appreciated the intimate, quiet atmosphere which made our family dinner feel very special. The welcoming staff went above and beyond to make us and our nearly 11-year-old daughter feel comfortable. I must also mention the delicious house Aman champagne—it was a highlight of the night! If you are looking for a place where price meets exceptional quality in a historic setting, this is it. An amazing evening we will always remember."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 14, 2026

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