Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Centurion Palace Classic Luxury Dorsoduro, 173 Venice , 30123 Italy

The name Centurion refers to the ancient Roman coin depicting Antinous, who was famous for his friendship with the Emperor Hadrian, which was discovered when the building was being restored. The Centurion Palace, which is on the area of the Monastery of San Gregorio, has kept its splendid Venetian-Gothic facade, but just step inside and you find yourself in a magical ambience which blends luxury with the latest fashion trends.

The 50 rooms and suites, no two of which are the same, have colourful custom-designed wallpapers and furniture, and stunning views of the Grand Canal and over the rooftops of Venice. Staying in the Presidential Suite, which has large picture windows overlooking St. Mark’s Square, is something you will never forget. And the gilded resin bathrooms with white accessories have been designed so that each one is unique.

Banquets & Meetings
The hotel has an exclusive meeting room which can accommodate up to 30 people.
Fine Dining on Site
The Antinco Restaurant and the Jockey Bar overlooking the Grand Canal are a popular haunt with the hotel’s distinguished patrons, and the gardens are another delightful and relaxing spot in which to enjoy cocktails prepared by the barman.
Fitness Center
Guests can also enjoy the gym with its Technogym equipment.

Hotel Address:

Centurion Palace
Dorsoduro, 173
Venice , 30123
Italy


Location Summary
Modern and contemporary are two concepts that fit Venice like a glove as this is a city which has undergone endless changes down the centuries. And it is in Venice, next to the Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute, and between the Punta della Dogana and the Peggy Guggenheim Museum, looking directly onto the Grand Canal, St. Mark’s Square and the Giudecca that we find the Centurion Palace.

Directions to Hotel
Airport: Venezia Marco Polo - km 15; Treviso – Km 40

Railway Station: Venezia Santa Lucia - km 2,5

Vaporetto: line 1 stop Salute – mt 100

Highway: A4 exit Mestre - km 6


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