The Gritti Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Venice
5-Star Hotel
Restored to its original splendor, The Gritti Palace is set in a former noble residence on Venice's Grand Canal, with views of Santa Maria delle Salute Church. All luxurious rooms feature antiques and Murano glass. The rooms come with air conditioning, a satellite flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom complete with bathrobes and slippers. Some rooms offer views of the Grand Canal, or of the city.
5-Star Hotel
Venice, Italy
Free Wifi
Exceptional Breakfast
Restaurant
Spa
Pet friendly
Airport shuttle
Tripplo's Expert Review
The Gritti Palace is a restored noble residence situated on the Grand Canal, defined by its collection of antiques and Murano glass. The property maintains a formal atmosphere that reflects its 15th-century origins, making it a suitable choice for travelers prioritizing heritage and traditional luxury. Its location offers immediate access to Venice's historic center while serving as a quiet retreat from the foot traffic.
What Guests Loved
The hotel occupies a primary position on the Grand Canal, offering a terrace with views of Santa Maria della Salute. This allows guests to observe the waterway's activity from a quiet, elevated vantage point.
Each guest room functions as a gallery of Venetian craft, featuring period-correct antiques and hand-blown Murano glass. The 2013 restoration meticulously preserved the building’s heritage while upgrading the internal infrastructure.
Things to Consider
Because of the architectural constraints of the historic palazzo, the gym is smaller than those found in contemporary hotels. While functional, it may not satisfy guests requiring an extensive range of heavy equipment.
The most sought-after views are confined to a specific number of rooms, which often reach capacity months in advance. Travelers booking later may find themselves in city-facing rooms that lack the iconic canal panorama.
The hotel occupies a primary position on the Grand Canal, offering a terrace with views of Santa Maria della Salute. This allows guests to observe the waterway's activity from a quiet, elevated vantage point.
Each guest room functions as a gallery of Venetian craft, featuring period-correct antiques and hand-blown Murano glass. The 2013 restoration meticulously preserved the building’s heritage while upgrading the internal infrastructure.
