HOTEL HIGLIGHTS
A historic Venetian retreat blending Renaissance grandeur,
contemporary art, and serene wellness,
set on a eight-hectare private island oasis.
PHOTO GALLERY
HISTORICAL CHURCH
The construction of the historical church of San Clemente is back to 1131 for pilgrims and soldiers who were embarking on a journey to the Holy Land of Jerusalem, marking the beginning of the island's rich history. Dedicated to Pope Clement I, a patron of seamen and a martyr according to legend, the complex was initially run by Augustine canons until the 14th century. Since then, the island has undergone various transformations, from serving as a military garrison after the suppression of religious orders by Napoleon in 1810 One of the island's most remarkable features is the San Clemente church. The church facades boast engravings of soldiers, an unusual sight for religious constructions. A prime example of the island's rich history is the building of Holy House of Loreto, inside the San Clemente church..
A SANCTUARY OF ART
Located in Venice, the global hub of art and home to the world-famous Venice Biennale, this historic retreat celebrates creativity at every turn. Annual art installations are featured across the property, enriching the experience alongside the city’s renowned artistic legacy. Inside, Renaissance grandeur meets contemporary design, with six-metre ceilings, sweeping corridors, Terrazzo floors, silk-wrapped walls, and Murano chandeliers.
Recognised as one of Europe’s top art-focused hotels, it offers a living gallery where heritage and modernity seamlessly blend.