Isola di San Clemente
Venezia, VE 30124 Nightly Rates(166.15 - 659.18)4 Star
Property Description
San Clemente Palace combines the charm of old world Venice with 21st century amenities. The former 17th century Camaldolesi monastery has been transformed into a three-level luxury hotel and is distinguished by captivating open courtyards set on nearly four acres of a Centuries-old park. The restoration of the buildings, executed with the utmost respect for their historical and artistic heritage and the natural beauty of its surroundings, retains the atmosphere of its ancient origins with frescoes and an impressive Renaissance façade. All traces of the island's history have been preserved in the tradition of a grand hotel for the most discerning traveler. Set on the 17-acre private island of San Clemente-a untouched retreat on the Venetian lagoon dating from the 12th century-the centrally located San Clemente Palace is just a few minutes away from St.Mark's Square by 24h complimentary shuttle boat. Boasting magnificent water views of St.Mark's, Giudecca Island and the Lido. The former Camaldolesi monastery has been transformed into a three level luxury Hotel, and is distinguished by captivating open courtyards set on nearly four acres centuries-old park. The restoration of the buildings executed with the utmost respect for their historical and artistic heritage and the natural beauty of the surroundings, retains the atmosphere of its ancient origins with frescos and impressive Renaissance facade. All trace of the island's history have been preserved in the tradition of a grand hotel for the most discerning traveller. The professionalism of the staff, with their excellent linguistic skills and awareness of the customs and needs of diverse International cultures, will make every guest feel thoroughly "at home".
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Beach
Barber/Beauty Shop
Business Center
Casino
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Express Checkout
Fishing
Golf
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Mini Bar
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Free Newspaper
Pets Allowed
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Fitness Center or Spa
Tennis
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
San Clemente Palace features 205 Rooms
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San Clemente Palace features 205 superbly appointed rooms and suites, many with enchanting views of the surrounding lagoon and Saint Mark?s Square. The majestic décor has been inspiredby various classes of the Serenissima Republic at the height of its world power when the island was established.
The Nobles
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Elegant rooms that recall the sumptuous refined style of the palaces of the Venetian nobility.
The Doges
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Luxuriously appointed rooms evoke the opulence and refinery of the era when the Doges were at the height of power in Venice.
The Merchants
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Represented by precious fabrics, stylish accessories and furnishings, these rooms and suites express all the magnificence, eclecticism and wealth resulting from the Venetian trade routes to the Orient.
The Navigators
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Comfortable, pleasant rooms with frontal views of St. Mark?s Square, inspired by idealistic seafarers who returned to the comfort and security of their homes.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 1300
Check out time is 1200
Time Zone is GMT+1 Hour
Opened in 1600
Renovated in 2002
205 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
The hotel is easily accessible by water taxi; 25 minutes boat ride. Reservations available on request. Otherwise there is a public service "Alilaguna" to St.Mark's Square, and where guests may then take hotel's complimentary shuttle service to San Clemente Palace.
Main access are from Venice Airport, Santa Lucia Train Station or from Piazzale Roma, the car park. From all these points, taxis are available, or public boat service to St. Mark's Square. From St.Mark's Square the hotel's complimentary 24h shuttle service is available.
Guests need to park their car in Piazzale Roma/Tronchetto, the car terminal. Please contact our concierge for parking rates.
Set on the 17-acre private island of San Clemente - an untouched retreat on the Venetian lagoon dating from the 12th century - the centrally located San Clemente Palace is just a few minutes away from St.Mark's Square by 24 hour complimentary shuttle boat. Boasting magnificent views of St.Mark's, Giudecca Island and the Lido, the hotel is near many of Venice's major attractions. St.Lucia railway station and Venice's main parking lot can be reached within 15 minutes and Marco Polo International Airport is 25 minutes from the hotel.
VCE - Venecia Marco Polo
Guarantee Policy
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Cancellation Policy
Subject to the discretion of the hotel, the credit card provided may be charged if the reservation is canceled after the cancellation deadline has passed or if the guest fails to arrive. The cancellation policy will appear after selecting rate rules.
Restaurant Information
Ca Dei Frati Restaurant
Cuisine: Italian and Seafood Reservations Required Days Open: S/M/T/W/T/F/S Meals Served: Dinner Only
Le Maschere Restaurant
Cuisine: Italian, Seafood and Tipical Venetian Reservations Required Days Open: S/M/T/W/T/F/S Meals Served: Lunch and Dinner Chargeable to Room
Gli Arazzi Restaurant and Lounge
Cuisine: Italian, Seafood and International Reservations are not Required Days Open: S/M/T/W/T/F/S Meals Served: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Chargeable to Room
II Giardino Outdoor Restaurant
Poolside Restaurant Cuisine: Italian, Seafood and Grilled Food Reservations are not Required Days Open: S/M/T/W/T/F/S Meals Served: Dinner Only Chargeable to Room
Meeting Facility
The state-of-the-art technical equipment, efficiency of the service and the quality of the Restaurants are indispensable ingredients for a meeting of sure success. Conference & Convention Facilities (capacities theatre style): San Polo, 184 people Santa Croce, 112 people San Polo & Santa Croce, 315 San Marco, 24 people Dorsoduro, 24 people Castello, 34 people Cannaregio, 52 people The above capacities are not maximum capacity, but suggested.
At the property a meeting/conference and business center is available in a separate building from the hotel. The conference center can hold up to 350 people in one room and there are several smaller meeting rooms for top management meetings and lunches.
Recreation Information
Entertainment/Activities
Daily activities in Venice, such as guided tours in the city or on the islands in the Venetian Lagoon, gondola rides, theater, museum visits are available at our concierge desk.
Shopping
Guests shop is available at the property. Shopping in the city is in San Marco area, reachable by hotel's complimentary shuttle service 24h. Prestigious Italian fashion, typical Venetian products (Murano glass, masks, homeware, Laces and fine velvets and silks).
Spa/Health Club/Fitness Facility
The large, centuries-old park contains a Beauty&Wellness Club, two tennis courts, a scenic outdoor pool and a three-hole executive golf course. The Beauty & Wellness Club is 1000 sq meters wide and features: sauna, steam bath, solarium, Jacuzzi, fitness center, massages, ad hoc programs, aromatherapy, coiffeur.
Local Attractions
1. St. Mark's Square 2. Basilica and Doge's Palace 3. Museo Correr 4. Accademia 5. Lagoon Islands 6. Harry's Bar 7. Guggenheim Museum 8. Rialto Bridge 9. Ca' Rezzonico 10. Ca'D'Oro 11. Santa Maria della Salute 12. San Giorgio Island 13. Lido Beaches 14. San Rocco Museum 15. Palazzo Grassi
San Clemente Palace offers guests the pleasures of a natural oasis of peace set on a four-acre centuries-old park, with facilities and activities designed to relax and pamper guests. Features include a freshwater outdoor swimming pool near the hotel?s garden, providing a respite for guests to enjoy sunny summer temperatures; two tennis courts; and a three-hole executive golf course that gives vacationers and busy executives a chance to unwind. A Beauty & Wellness Club will regenerate and pamper clients with aromatherapy treatments, massages and variety of aesthetic programs, including a steam room, sauna and exercise room.
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