This Venice Hotel favorite was founded on values and tradition, and to that it remains loyal and true. The Hotel Cipriani closes for the winter season, and then it reopens in the lovely spring months. From the moment you board the hotel’s launch upon its luxurious and private landing stage, at the tip of San Marco Square, you’ll understand why this property is considered one of the finest in the world.
Today, the Hotel Cipriani is a small, exclusive complex that includes the main hotel, two “palaces”—the Palazzo Vendramin and Palazzetto Nani Barbaro—and lavish gardens. When the property was purchased by James B. Sherwood, founder of Orient Express Hotels Ltd., from the Guinness family (of the Guinness brewing empire) changes were made, including the addition of luscious new suites. Overall, though, Sherwood’s renovations followed the philosophy that if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. In style, the hotel is much as it was when Cipriani opened it: opulent and luxuriously livable.
he hotel is prepared to meet the needs of 21st-century travelers. Yet it does so without sacrificing the qualities that made it great from the start. Under the gracious direction of Maurizio Saccani, the Hotel Cipriani is a place where old-fashioned rules of etiquette reign. Whether you’re here (along with the 1,500 boats that gather in the lagoon) to watch the midnight fireworks of the annual Redentore Feast or simply to retreat from the pressures of daily life, you’ll find yourself embraced by traditions that are sure to remain strong for centuries to come.
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