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Hotel Cipriani
Venice · Giudecca 10
Hotel Cipriani

Hotel Cipriani

Est.

1958

96

Rooms

The inventor of the Bellini built his hotel across the lagoon from the crowds.

Giuseppe Cipriani — the man who invented the Bellini cocktail at Harry's Bar — opened this hotel in 1958 on the tip of Giudecca island, a five-minute boat ride from St. Mark's but a world away from its crowds. The decision to build across the lagoon rather than on the main island was considered mad at the time; today it's the hotel's greatest asset. The gardens, the Olympic-sized saltwater pool, and the views back across the water to San Marco are all quietly spectacular. Hemingway was a regular at Cipriani's establishments, naturally. 96 rooms, Michelin-starred Oro restaurant, and a private launch service that makes arriving at the hotel feel like a scene from a film.

Go deeper...

Forbes — Step inside the legendary Cipriani

Royist — Inside the icon of Giudecca

Forbes Travel Guide — The Bellini, made the original way

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