A truly beautiful palazzo right on the grand canal. A fantastic location and a gorgeous room with a very comfortable bed, stunning frescos and beautiful bathroom. Polite, helpful staff.

The hotel breakfast was very average and the facilities beyond the room were quite limited. But all of Venice is on your doorstep, so just sleep here then head out for breakfast and an espresso to start your day and take it from there.

The hotel is located on the quieter end of the Grand Canal. It has a gondolier station and a public waterbus station either side. The Rialto district is an easy 10 min walk. The hotel is a converted palace so is very old worldly . All the building have strict preservation orders so they are restricted on they update the building. Our room was very comfortable and traditionally decorated in the Venetian style. It also came with a small balcony. The marble bathroom was very spacious which was an added bonus. The hotel has a wonderful terrace on thr ground floor where you can enjoy a drink and watch the hustle and bustle of the Grand Canal. Breakfast is served in one of the grand salons upstairs . They offer a hot and cold buffet or you can also order an omelette from the kitchen. Served from 8-11 am. The concierge also arranged a breakfast bag for us as we were on an early walking tour. He also arrange for us travel to Murano to visit one of the most reputable glass factories. In fact the chandeliers at the hotel came from there! The staff are very warm and hospitable. It really lovely to enjoy a mid morning coffee or an aperol spritz on the terrace after a days sightseeing !

The hotel would benefit from some investment to update carpets in common areas. The rooftop bar could also do with some updating.

The interior, the staff and the location. A special recognition goes to Andrea and reception team.

Nothing

The room was very comfortable (bed/pillows) and the bathroom was well appointed with the usual toiletries (shampoo, shower gel etc), plus some additional (razor, toothbrush, shoe sponge). Was nice to have slippers. Excellent air con.

I found it odd - especially on such a sweltering day - that there was no complimentary bottled water in the room. Certainly, cheaper hotels offer this so it was disappointing not to see this from Ca’ Sagredo. It was also odd to have breakfast service start so late - 8am. This is no good for those with early flights or for eager tourists who want to get a head start on the morning rush. Thankfully, I only discovered the late start after I had gone down at 7.30, to find the lovely staff happy to accommodate me early. Another couple came down not realising the late start and where also accommodated, but I would strongly recommend the hotel look at an earlier start to their breakfast service to avoid dissatisfaction of future guests.

The staff were extremely helpful and friendly. Especially the bellboy, who was a middle aged, portly man, straight out of a movie. That man deserves a payrise! The location on the Grand Canal was exceptional. The fourth floor roof terrace, whilst bare, gave a superb view of the canal. The decor was straight out of a shakespearean play, which was perfect, given the history of the former Aristocratic Palace, turned into Hotel. The History of the Building was apparent at every turn. The bathroom was very oppulent, covered entirely in marble. The shower being excellent also. There were no facilities to speak of, but then again, this is the heart of venice. We weren't expecting water slides or spas, so no complaints on that score, as we would not have used them anyway.

Whilst the restaurant looked beautiful, we did not use it as the menu was very limited, which was a shame. We were unable to access the wifi, as it was not a secure connection, so not worth the risk of using. The room could have done with a freshen up, as walls were marked with old water stains and marks etc. The buffet breakfast was also limited and uninspired, but not unpleasant. Compared to other places we have been, this was expensive for what we got. However, this is venice and it is not cheap to stay anywhere in the city.

This is a top end hotel with a world-class location on the Grand Canal. The view of the canal from the room was fantastic. Staff could not have been nicer. The public rooms in this converted palace are like a museum and wonderful to see.

The hotel is located in the historical building, right on the Grand Canal, it was a great and memorable experience to live in a palace like this. Like the touch of history and real, ancient Venice. It is easily reachable from the main Train Station. Breakfast was really good, you can have room service if you like, even for dinner. Next to the hotel there is Gondola service, you can also get a taxi and enjoy a ride on the Grand Canal. Room was very cozy, decorated beautifully, bathroom was big, clean and had everything you need, staff was very friendly and helpful. There is something special and warm about this place.

I cannot think of things I did not like. All was great!

Beautiful property on the Grand Canal, Extremely easy for water taxi pick up and drop off directly into the hotel, The room was large, stunning and very clean, we had one of the lower priced rooms on the first floor but we still had a beautiful view of the canal, the staff was friendly and helpful, room service arrived quickly, We were not charged for small items like coffee and croissants which we really appreciated.

No complaints

Amazing hotel/Palace with a fascinating history recreating the splendor of Venice . Our suite was the Arts Room with 18th century stucco works and elaborately painted ceilings. Breakfast was served in one of the hotel majestic rooms. The Carnival added to the mystery and glamour of C'a Sagredo.

the missed chance to meet Casanova....

the family palace converted stunning feature pieces love the history the stairway…. breakfast was super and the staff very obliging

complimentary trip to Murano!!! and burano kept trying to sell pieces of Murano art around 20k…. too pushy and prefer the freedom of paid trip.