I think Marriott's statement that the hotel will remain open after their management ends on 1/1/23 sounds fishy, since the hotel is due to undergo a MAJOR renovation before becoming a Four Seasons, and their statement uses the wording that it will be "reopening" in 2025 multiple times, suggesting they (wisely) won't be keeping the hotel open during renovations:
The Hotel will undergo extensive renovations prior to reopening as a Four Seasons experience, with renowned designer Pierre-Yves Rochon overseeing the interiors. Rochon has worked on several other historic Four Seasons properties in Europe, including in Florence, Paris, Cap-Ferrat and Megève. During the renovation period, the property will remain open with select services and amenities available. During this time, the hotel will be operated and managed by Gruppo Statuto under the name The Hotel Danieli, Venezia.Upon reopening as a Four Seasons experience in 2025, Hotel Danieli, Venezia, A Four Seasons Hotel, will join Four Seasons' growing collection of properties in Italy, including Four Seasons Hotel Milano, which recently underwent extensive renovations of its common areas; Four Seasons Hotel Firenze; San Domenico Palace, Taormina, A Four Seasons Hotel; and an upcoming resort in Puglia.
https://www.travelpulse.com/news/hot...l-danieli.html
Two years sounds like how long such a renovation would take, suggesting (at least to me) that the hotel might close when Marriott exits on 1/1/23...