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The St. Regis Venice

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Spans five historic Venetian palazzi with the largest waterfront footage on the Grand Canal, the complex opened in 1895 as the Grand Hotel Britannia, the same year as the inaugural Venice Biennale, and attracted J.M.W. Turner, John Singer Sargent, and Claude Monet, whose wife wrote during their 1908 stay that 'the views from our hotel room are the most magnificent of all Venice.'

About The St. Regis Venice

History

Occupies a collection of five historic Venetian palazzi along the Grand Canal, converted in the 19th century into the Grand Hotel Britannia which opened in 1895 (same year as the first Venice Biennale); later known as the Westin Europa & Regina; hosted artists like J.M.W. Turner and Claude Monet; underwent a two-year full renovation 2017-2019 before St. Regis debut.

The setting

The St. Regis Venice holds the largest waterfront in the city, spanning five historic palazzi at San Marco 2159 along the Grand Canal — the oldest, Palazzo Badoer Tiepolo, dating to the 17th century, the complex later known as the Grand Hotel Britannia from 1895, the year of the inaugural Venice Biennale. The Peggy Guggenheim Collection is two minutes on foot, the Gallerie dell'Accademia three minutes, Santa Maria della Salute four minutes, and Piazza San Marco seven, positioning the hotel at the cultural pivot between San Marco's civic core and Dorsoduro's gallery district.

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