Unapologetically Venetian, the majestic Gritti Palace, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Venice blends the charms and elegance of the city with an intimate luxury.
The Gritti Palace’s history stretches back to 1475, when it was transformed into its current Gothic shape by the Pisani family. In 1525, it became the private residence of the Doge of Venice, Andrea Gritti.
Famed designer Chuck Chewning helped bring the 15th-century palazzo’s storied past to life with a creative repurposing of the space’s valued artwork, vast collection of antiques and hand-carved details that were left to collect dust.
Recently restored to reflect the historic elements of the building, the Gritti is even more opulent than before. Every detail of the restoration focused on bringing the history of the building to life – right down to the ornate wooden lamps that date back to the 18th century and the painted dressing table mirrors.
Beyond the restoration, the hotel serves as a popular place to stay during some of the city’s biggest festivals, like the Biennale, Carnival and the Venice Film Festival. So if you happen to find yourself sipping a glass of Amarone in the lobby during those times, don’t be shocked to see an A-lister breeze by.