Hotel Papadopoli Venezia (former Sofitel Venezia)

Hotel Papadopoli Venezia, former Sofitel Venezia, stands on the Tolentini Canal, inside the Papadopoli Gardens, created in 1834 by Francesco Bagnara. It’s a truly enviable location: close to the Canal Grande and the Constitution bridge, an artwork by the famous architect Calatrava, that connects the hotel with the Piazzale Roma and the Santa Lucia train station.
Culture, art and history of Venice are just a few steps away: Scuola Grande di San Rocco with the masterpiece of Tintoretto, Chiesa di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari with Assunta, an opus of Tiziano and Scuola Grande dei Carmini, a testimony of Tiepolo pieces.

Both sober and elegant, the hotel is a link between Venetian’s culture and tradition. The 97 rooms and suites reflect elegance and splendor of the XVIII Century, offering a remarkable view on the Tolentini Canal and the Papadopoli Gardens. ... [+] More

Green areas continue inside the hotel’s restaurant located in an enchanting Winter Garden. A creation of master Pietro Porcinai, where the glass is the only barrier from a leafy heaven of twittering birds. Venetian specialties served in these unique surroundings, create together an unforgettably tasteful experience for all senses.
Golden Keys Concierges guarantee a comfort of the highest level.

With its warm and intimate atmosphere, the Café bar Salotto Veneziano welcome guests to savor both: famous and original cocktails. Completed by a library dedicated to art, travel and adventure, together with Corto Maltese comics, created by Hugo Pratt, one of the hotel's frequent guests and by an event space dedicated to musical events and art exhibitions.
The story continues through “Campiello Corto Maltese”, a replica of the genuine, Venetian courtyard: with walls of houses where naked bricks are showing through, little windows with flowers, typical laces and a cat resting on the sill…