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Ca'di Dio

Venice, Italy • Arsenale • SPLURGE

avg. $565 / night

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A fifteenth-century Venetian hospice redesigned by Patricia Urquiola with a lagoon terrace facing San Marco.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors of Venetian history

Highlights:

  • Fifteenth-century crusader hospice converted by Patricia Urquiola in 2021
  • Waterfront terrace with unobstructed San Marco campanile sightline
  • Guestrooms with terrazzo, teal chenille, and layered midcentury Italian furnishings
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PB hotel design editorial

Facing the Venetian lagoon along the Riva dei Sette Martiri, a fifteenth-century pilgrim hospice built to shelter crusaders departing for the Holy Land now serves as Ca' di Dio, a hotel whose layered history carries more weight than almost any comparable property in the city. The building, whose stepped Istrian stone cornice is visible from the water, was sensitively converted by Patricia Urquiola — one of the few designers with both the confidence and the restraint to work against Venice's tendency toward Gothic excess. Her 65-room scheme, completed in 2021, treats the palazzo as a collaborator rather than a backdrop. The interiors move between two registers: a warm midcentury Italian sensibility in the guestrooms, where terrazzo floors, teal chenille sofas, burgundy velvet ottomans, and textured green wallcovering suggest a Venetian apartment assembled over decades rather than designed in a single pass, and a more polished public atmosphere in the bar, where fluted black Nero Marquina marble wraps the counter beneath walnut paneling and brass-trimmed shelving. Convex mirrors and amber Murano glass wall sconces carry the craft tradition of the city without resorting to pastiche. From the waterfront terrace — the building's single greatest asset — the campanile of San Marco sits directly in the sightline across the basin, the kind of view that no amount of interior design can manufacture and that Urquiola, to her credit, left entirely unframed.

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Ca’ di Dio è un’esperienza da vivere. I nostri ospiti potranno toccare con mano il fascino di questa dimora senza tempo. Il luminoso travertino nelle sale comuni, gli affreschi perfettamente conservati, i dettagli in vetro di Murano e la pietra d’Istria che avvolge le architetture non sono semplici particolari, ma vere e proprie emozioni.

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Ca'di Dio Reviews

374 reviews

"Manuel and the entire staff of the hotel could not have been more helpful and friendly. I traveled here with my husband and my 12-year-old daughter and we had a fantastic experience. My daughter came down with a stomach bug and the hotel staff was very accommodating and helped us in taking care of her and the situation. I wish the hotel had been a little bit closer to the main square, but it allowed us to walk the areas of the city we wouldn’t normally have if we stayed closer. Highly recommend this hotel."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 12, 2026

"Absolutely fantastic! Great hotel, very clean with very good service and in a perfect location. Very helpful concierge and great stall. Comfortable beds in lovely well finished rooms. Great food too! I would definitely recommend."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 09, 2026

"A beautiful hotel located around ten minutes’ walk from St Mark’s Square. The rooms are spacious, the bedding excellent, and access by private water taxi from Venice Marco Polo Airport is very convenient. The concierge was particularly friendly and provided excellent recommendations. The only disappointment was the bar and breakfast area, located in an internal courtyard with no view. During the heatwave affecting Venice when we stayed, it became extremely hot and uncomfortable. Otherwise, a very pleasant stay in an excellent location."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 03, 2026

"We stayed here for only 2 nights during our short stay in Venice. This hotel was absolutely incredible. The staff was fantastic and could not have been more accommodating. Ivan Romanello was one of the friendliest concierges that we’ve interacted with during our travels. Even though our stay was short, all of the staff got to know us, which made us feel welcomed. We booked a suite which was a beautiful accommodation. The location of the hotel was perfect as well. Very close to San Marco and plenty of excellent restaurants. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 01, 2026

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