Hotel Histórico
Villa Luppis, que data de principios del siglo XI, fue un antiguo monasterio de monjes camaldulenses. Debido a la guerra entre Venecia y los Habsburgo, el monasterio sufrió graves daños y fue reconstruido durante el siglo XVI. Desde el siglo XIX, pasó a manos de la familia Luppis, que lo convirtió en una encantadora casa de huéspedes donde también se desarrollaban actividades diplomáticas.
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Año de construcción: 900 d.C.
¿Cuál es la historia del inmueble?
Villa Luppis: this is the name of the old monastery which was built here, by the Camaldolite monks at the beginning of the 11th century, on the confluence between the river Livenza and Meduna. Many events went by, i.e. a rebuilding in 1500 after the damages suffered during the war between the Republic of Venice and the house of Hapsburgs, and San Martino was then secularized by Napoleon at the beginning of 1800 and acquiredby the Chiozza – Luppis family. Turned into a superb country house, it came an elegant estate and was used by the family ancestors as a place where to carry out the public relations for their industrial and diplomatic activities.
Today, the Villa still recalls past times’ splendor and atmosphere. With an accurate intervention aiming at maintaining as far as possible everything unaltered, we have turned it into a 39-bedroom 4 star hotel (6 suite) with period furnishing and we have provided it with every comfort, an excellent restaurant and a relaxing piano-bar. To facilitate and enrich the stay of our guests, we have also arranged important additional services: “Guide to the territory, Shopping-card, Green fee, Ski Pass, Shuttle Bus to/from Venice”. In Villa Luppis not only do our guest find surroundings of exceptional charm, but also and above all a kind of hospitality typical of first-class hotels with something more: our friendly, not just formal approach.
¿Cuál era la época y/o el estilo arquitectónico en que se construyó el inmueble?
It was built 1100 years ago
¿Se han realizado obras de restauración?
Yes
¿Hay algún elemento de especial importancia histórica en el edificio?
An Ice Cellar from 1300, a collection of more than 300 Clocks of epoch, a unique Chapel in Europe, that reproduces the one in Warsaw Castle in Poland, important paintings 600 years old and much more!
¿Hay algún huésped o propietario anterior importante que merezca la pena mencionar?
Dukes of Windsor
¿Ha recibido el inmueble alguna certificación por su estatus histórico?
We belong to the FAI (Fondo Ambiente Italiano) and ADSI (Associazione Dimore Storiche Italiane); Most important: our Villa is bound as it belongs to "Beni Culturali"
Describiría su propiedad como (o ha sido en el pasado) a: Monasterio
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