Nestled in the serenity of Giudecca, Venice’s most peaceful island, the Belmond Hotel Cipriani offers an unforgettable experience. This sumptuous hotel does more than simply provide luxurious accommodations; it is a destination in its own right. From the moment you arrive, you feel completely immersed in Venetian elegance.
Architecture and Decor: A Journey Through Time
The Belmond Hotel Cipriani, founded by Giuseppe Cipriani in 1958, is a celebration of classic Venetian architecture. The interiors are adorned with antique frescoes, Murano glass chandeliers, and period furniture. Every corner exudes the charm of a bygone era, while offering modern amenities. The suites offer panoramic views of the Venetian lagoon, creating a perfect harmony between past and present.

The service is outstanding, marked by meticulous attention to detail. The staff is both courteous and discreet, anticipating guests’ every need. The concierge handles last-minute reservations for gondola lessons or private tours of artisans’ workshops. Hospitality worthy of the finest luxury hotels.
When it comes to dining
The Michelin-starred Oro restaurant offers refined cuisine inspired by Italian traditions. Led by the new chef, Vania Ghedini, you can savor splendid dishes such as a lobster “mechoui” while overlooking the lagoon. As for CIP’s Club, it offers a more relaxed experience, with a breathtaking view of St. Mark’s Square—located in the historic sestiere across the lagoon. Be sure to try a Bellini, the famous cocktail invented by Giuseppe Cipriani himself.

To work off the excesses of the previous night’s feasting, head to the Olympic-sized pool. Surrounded by gardens, it offers a true haven of peace. For wellness enthusiasts, the Casanova Wellness Center offers treatments using natural products. The spa is an oasis of relaxation, offering magnificent views of Venice’s canals. Water activities are also available, including private boat excursions to the islands of the lagoon.
While the Belmond Hotel Cipriani is close to perfection, this LVMH-owned property has implemented very significant—even exorbitant—rate increases in recent years, a trend seen at the Cipriani as well as along the Amalfi Coast. Some guests may also find it slightly inconvenient that the hotel is located slightly off the beaten path, outside the sestieri.


