Aman Venice
Venice
“Frescoed palazzo hideaway”
Vibe
Guests arrive by private boat dock directly into a 16th-century palazzo, where Jean-Michel Gathy interiors sit beneath original Tiepolo frescoes.
“Frescoed palazzo hideaway”
Arrival by private boat dock, personalized canal itineraries, and dedicated hosts across twenty-four opulent suites.
Sixteenth-century Palazzo Papadopoli with preserved Giovanni Battista Tiepolo ceiling frescoes and gilded Cordoba leather walls.
Jean-Michel Gathy pairs minimalist Italian furnishings with original Murano chandeliers and grand neoclassical architectural details.
On the Grand Canal in San Polo, five minutes' walk from the Rialto Bridge.
Rooms
Suites frame views of the Grand Canal or private courtyard gardens, some featuring original 18th-century ceiling frescoes and gilded leather walls.
Wellness
Tucked into a third-floor mezzanine, the intimate spa uses thermal muds and salts from Salsomaggiore Terme across three secluded treatment suites.
Backstory
Count Giberto and Countess Bianca Arrivabene still reside on the palazzo's top floor, having leased their ancestral 1550 home to Aman.
Eat & drink
Arva serves lagoon seafood on the piano nobile overlooking the Grand Canal, while cocktails are poured amid the silk-lined walls of The Bar.
The neighborhood
Set in the quiet alleyways of San Polo, the palazzo sits five minutes on foot from the bustling Rialto Bridge and market.
The app
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