Ca’ di Dio Arsenale, Venice Housed in a historic landmark building that first welcomed travelling pilgrims in the 13th century, Ca’ di Dio (aka ‘House of God’) enjoys a superb waterfront location in the Arsenale, one of Venice’s most interesting, artsy and unspoiled neighbourhoods, just a 10-minute stroll from Piazza San Marco. Combining chic modern design with nods to Venetian traditions (think Murano glass lampshades), Ca’ di Dio brings a fresh sense of style to Venice’s luxury hotel scene. The 66 rooms and suites are tastefully decorated in subtle hues with courtyard or canal views – two Altana suites offer terraces with panoramic views over Venice’s rooftops and bell towers. Internal courtyard gardens provide respite from the bustling streets (as well as ingredients for the hotel’s VERO and Essentia restaurants), while the hotel’s bar is considered one of the coolest in Venice. Saranta Suggests... Visit the city’s oldest urban vineyard as part of the hotel’s fascinating tour of the nearby Castello district, a part of Venice that retains a true sense of local identity. Click HERE to find out more
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