Palazzo Papadopoli on the Grand Canal, San Polo district
This extraordinary property offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience life in one of Venice’s most significant Grand Canal palazzos. Housed within the 16th-century Palazzo Papadopoli, the hotel showcases some of Venice’s most important architectural and artistic treasures, including gilded ceilings, centuries-old leather wall coverings, and frescoes by renowned masters. The two rare private gardens—among the few remaining in Venice—provide tranquil waterfront sanctuaries.
The exceptional staff-to-guest ratio ensures discreet, personalized service that makes even the briefest stay feel like an authentic Venetian noble experience.
Aman Venice masterfully preserves its palatial heritage while introducing subtle contemporary elements designed by Jean-Michel Gathy. Monumental spaces including the soaring piano nobile reception halls showcase original stucco work, frescoes, and terrazzo floors that speak to Venice’s artistic legacy. Guest suites blend historical elements with Aman’s signature minimalist aesthetic, featuring silk wall coverings, chandeliers, and objets d’art complemented by custom contemporary furnishings.
The Dining Room, with its dramatic ceiling painting by Cesare Rotta, and the Yellow Dining Room, with Tiepolo frescoes, offer some of Venice’s most spectacular dining settings. Throughout the palazzo, the careful balance of historic preservation and modern comfort creates an atmosphere of rarefied luxury that transcends time.
Rooms from €280 per night in low season | Pricing is indicative and varies by room type and season
