Venice has added a new name to its growing wellness scene. Hotel Cipriani, A Belmond Hotel, Venice has opened the city’s first Dior Spa, marking the latest collaboration between the hotel and the French fashion house.
Opened on July 15, 2026, the spa expands the ongoing collaboration between Hotel Cipriani and Dior, following the Dioriviera pop-up hosted at the property. The new space is open to both hotel guests and outside visitors.
Located across two floors, the Dior Spa features five treatment rooms and a boutique offering Dior’s fragrance, skincare and makeup collections. The design is part of Hotel Cipriani’s wider renovation project and was created by architect and interior designer Peter Marino.
The design combines Venetian references with Dior’s signature aesthetic. Materials such as Venetian terrazzo and stucco reflect local craftsmanship. At the same time, the interiors draw from different periods of Venetian design, including 18th-century Rococo influences and the city’s mid-century modern style. The spa also connects with the hotel’s outdoor areas through a new entrance from the Casanova Gardens and the property’s pool area.
The treatment menu follows Dior’s Haute Wellness approach, built around three principles: Haute Definition, Haute Precision and Haute Touch. Offerings include established Dior Spa treatments such as New Look, D-Tissue, Constellation, and 9 Moons body rituals, as well as facial treatments including Kobi-Dior, Golden Aura, and Dior Powered by Hydrafacial.
Three new signature treatments have been created specifically for the Venice location, drawing from the city’s traditions and Dior’s history. The Mascarade facial treatment takes inspiration from Venetian mask makers and combines skincare techniques, technology and massage.
The Grand Bal ritual focuses on preparation for special occasions, combining hair, face, hand and makeup treatments. The Théâtre Corporel offers a four-hand body treatment performed by two Dior Wellness Experts, designed around movement, massage and breathing techniques.
The spa also introduces two holistic experiences developed with international wellness specialists. The Self Alignment Cruise, created with functional medicine practitioner Rose Ferguson, combines journaling and meditation aboard a private boat. Pilates coach Bryony Deery developed the Grounding Slow Movement Therapy, which combines breathing exercises with slow Pilates movements.
With the opening of the Dior Spa, Hotel Cipriani adds a new wellness offering to its long-standing position as one of Venice’s most recognised luxury hotels, while Dior continues to expand its spa presence in key destinations around the world.
