The lobby and public rooms of The Westin Europa and Regina exemplify the hotel's opulent 17th- and 18th-century style. Grey, white, and red marble run throughout, from the beamed-ceiling reception area to a large relaxation salon with a high, molded-stucco ceiling, giant Murano-glass chandelier, gilded chairs, and damask couches.

Opened in 1940, the style of Bauer Hotel is a blend of restrained Art Deco decorative elements and opulent Venetian influences such as vintage Murano-glass chandeliers. The rose-coloured marble lobby features a ceramic map of 15th-century Venice covering one wall, while public rooms with high ceilings have areas furnished with green leather chairs.

This hotel is on a quiet canal-side street in the residential Cannaregio district. Stained-glass doors swing open to reveal a grand reception area with lofty ceiling, marble floors, and two six-foot-tall Murano glass chandeliers. Beyond is the hotel’s romantic garden. The hotel draws luxury travelers who prefer to be away from the crowds, yet within easy reach of the city’s famous sites.

Tracing its origins to 1118 when the first building on the site sheltered Templar Knights en route to wage war in the Holy Land, what was to become Luna Hotel Baglioni was known in the 16th century as Locanda della Luna (Moonlight Tavern). Today the hotel features opulent 18th-century styling and offers a tranquil environment close to St Mark’s Square.

Space, salt air, brilliant sunshine, and ready access to Venice's historical center 15 minutes away by complimentary shuttle boat attract guests for tranquil holidays year-round. Through some 2,900 windows and four acres of centuries-old gardens guests contemplate Venice lagoon, nearby islands, and St. Mark's Square from San Clemente Island.