Get ready for an unforgettable experience. Guests’ health and comfort are our top priorities. Each apartment has an independent entrance and does not provide shared spaces – allowing guests to protect their privacy as much as possible. Before each arrival, the total sanitation of the premises and rooms is guaranteed, in full compliance with the latest regulations. We also offer an on demand grocery shopping service.

Ca’ dei Cuori on the Grand Canal is an historic and prestigious Venetian Palace, built in the 16th century. It stands on the appealing cove that creates the Grand Canal between Santa Lucia and Rialto, near Ca’ Vendramin Calergi, the current location of the Casino. The Palace has a monumental seventeenth-century facade with two large water doors, dominated by the classic Venetian “Mascheroni”. The Palace is known as Ca’ dei Cuori for its characteristic heart-shaped family crest that decorates it almost everywhere: on the external gates, on the well curb in the internal courtyard, on the windows, on the interior doors. Guests' health and comfort are our top priorities. Each apartment has an independent entrance and does not provide shared spaces - allowing guests to protect their privacy as much as possible. Before each arrival, the total sanitation of the premises and rooms is guaranteed, in full compliance with the latest regulations. We also offer an on demand grocery shopping service.

Ca’ dei Cuori on the Grand Canal overlooks the Grand Canal, the largest and most famous canal in Venice. It is set in a timeless location, where the soul of Venice is still intact with quiet, romantic nooks where you can observe boats passing by and understand how life in Venice truly does take place on the water, unlike any other city in the world. There are many restaurants and typical bars that overlook the banks surrounding Ca’ dei Cuori on the Grand Canal - where you can enjoy drinks and "cicchetti", the classic Venetian snacks. Close by, you’ll find the Jewish Ghetto with its typical houses, synagogues and excellent kosher restaurants. Built in the 14th century, the Ghetto – the oldest in the Western world – is a quaint area of Venice that is worth visiting. San Marco and Rialto bridge are just few minutes away - by boat or by walk. Close to the main public transportation hubs, the Santa Lucia train station and Piazzale Roma, Ca’ dei Cuori on the Grand Canal is perfect for anyone travelling by plane, train or car.