Nani Mocenigo Palace acquires Ca Maria Adele in Venice

With an investment of more than EUR 10 million, Nani Mocenigo Palace, a historic residence overlooking Rio San Trovaso in the heart of the Dorsoduro sestiere, announced the acquisition of the Ca Maria Adele Hotel, an elegant 16-room boutique hotel located a few steps away from the Salute Church.

The operation, led by Paolo Caffi, managing director of Nani Mocenigo Palace and BNM SRL, the company that owns Hotel Nani Mocenigo, and a well-known entrepreneur in the hi-tech field, represents a strategic step towards the consolidation of a cultural and personalised hospitality offer in Venice, capable of responding to the needs of an international clientele in search of a sophisticated experience and capable of offering highly personalised services, and is part of a broader reflection on the future of hospitality in the lagoon city.

In a Venice that intends to evolve towards a model of sustainable and quality tourism, the Nani Mocenigo Palace focuses on a cultured welcome with attention to detail, which celebrates Venetian identity and emphasises local craftsmanship, culture and slowness.

"The acquisition of Ca Maria Adele," explains Caffi, "reinforces our vision of slow, tailor-made hospitality, centred on the enhancement of Venice's historical and artistic heritage. Two structures, different but complementary, that dialogue with each other just a few metres away, offering unique experiences and aesthetics thanks to an original design and spaces capable of telling an authentic story".

Ca Maria Adele is a boutique hotel with a unique style in which Venetian tradition meets suggestions from the Eastern world. Located in a 16th century palace, it combines historical charm with eclectic design. Twelve rooms are decorated in different styles with unique antiques, velvets, brocades, Murano glass, Indian and Moroccan furnishings.