Famous hotel in Venice, Italy

Built in the late nineteenth century, the neo-Gothic Palazzo Genovese that houses the hotel blends into the architectural landscape of Venice. The façade overlooking the Grand Canal, dominated by the distinctive red and white mooring poles, is enhanced by an abundance of windows; on the other side, the entrance of Campo di San Gregorio, with an equally elaborate façade, allows access to the beautiful garden, characterized by bamboo and ivy with a central well.

During the renovation of Palazzo Genovese, the ancient ruins of the destroyed monastery of San Gregorio were unearthed, while deeper excavations revealed 9^th century wooden houses and at the base of a complex stratigraphic column, a 7^th century stone construction was found with a rare coin sat atop it.

Inside the Palazzo, the classic and contemporary combine to create a unique and original establishment where water is a predominant feature. The Sina Centurion Palace’s distinctive areas, exclusive design, refined furnishings and striking colours evoke the idea of a gateway to the East.