The Luxury 50 List 2014

by | Apr 15, 2014 | The Luxury 50 List

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GRITTI PALACE VENICE
Gritti Palace
VENICE

Set on Venice’s Grand Canal facing the majestic Santa Mari della Salute Basilica stands the Gritti Palace, restored to its original grandeur. For generation, The Gritti Palace has been and still is the epicenter for culture among some of the most prestigious travelers and influencers. The Palace’s recent renovation has maintained its iconic architectural as well as cultural relevance while incorporating modern elements as well. Above the 61 luxurious accommodations lies a one of a kind two-story suite with roof top terrace, Terraza Suite. The rooftop includes a luxury spa pool, overlooking Venice’s most scenic landscapes. Staying true to its roots, the Grand Canal terrace continues to be the social hub of Venice and is home to Club del Doge Restaurant and Longhi Bar. Set within the Sala Epicurea, the Gritti Epicurean School is a Venetian open kitchen to learn, taste and celebrate indigenous culinary experiences. The Acqua di Parma Blu Mediterraneo Spa is an intimate wellness haven that offers complete relaxation, indulgent massages and pampering beauty treatments after a day of exploration.

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