Villa Luppis

S. Martino Ripae Ruptae was the name of the ancient convent complex that stood here, at the confluence of the Livenza and Meduna rivers, on the border between Veneto and Friuli. It was founded by Camaldolese monks at the beginning of the 11th century. Having passed through various vicissitudes, including a major renovation around 1500 following the damage suffered during the war between the Venetian Republic and the Habsburgs, San Martino was secularized by Napoleon in the early 1800s and purchased by the Chiozza-Luppis family. Transformed into an important country residence, it became an elegant home intended to serve as a centre for social life and refined gatherings, supporting the industrial and diplomatic activities of our ancestors.

Today, we have chosen to dedicate it to warm and convivial hospitality, drawing inspiration from the spirit and atmosphere of the past. Through a careful restoration, aimed at preserving everything as unchanged as possible, we have created a romantic four-star hotel with 39 rooms, including 6 suites, furnished with period pieces and equipped with every comfort, as well as an excellent restaurant and a relaxing piano bar.

The cuisine, inspired by tradition and local produce, is skilfully reinterpreted through the talent of our Chef, offering guests captivating and ever-new pleasures of taste.