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ultimate Parisian romantic

getaway,

complete

with

breathtaking panoramic views

over the City of Lights from a private terrace, and elegant spiral staircase

with an inner elevator and a kitchen inside the suite.

www.luxurycollection.com/princedegalles

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Re-

opens Luxury Collection Hotel

Prince De Galles in Paris

F

o

llowing an extensive two-year restoration

led by ERTIM Architectes SA in collaboration

with internationally-acclaimed designers,

Pierre-Yves Rochon and Bruno Borrione,

Luxury Collection Hotel Prince de Galles, in Paris

has re-opened. The jewel of Parisian Art Deco on

Avenue Georges V and a mosaic of discreet Parisian

elegance, the hotel are poised to become the most

idyllic address in the French capital with its intimate

residential luxury, unparalleled service and Art Deco

design.

The design for the lobby, fitness centre, and

the hotel’s 115 rooms and 44 suites has been

reinterpreted as private rooms in a luxurious

residence reminiscent of the defining Art Deco

style from the 1930s. The rooms and suites feature

exquisite materials and design accents such as

custom Art Deco furniture, elegant furnishings in

Macassar ebony wood, Saint Laurent marble floors

and intricate mosaics artwork created by illustrious

French ‘maisons’ specially selected. In keeping with

the French capital’s reputation as one of the most

romantic cities in the world, the hotel’s extravagant

two-storey, L’Appartement Parisien will offer the

Luxury Collection Hotels

Celebrates Grand Opening of

the Legendary Gritti Palace

T

he Luxury Collection Hotel & Resort

celebrated the re-opening of The Gritti

Palace in Venice, Italy after a 15-month

restoration. In preserving its mystique

aura that has enchanted its guests for generations,

local artisans, architects, craftsmen and cultural

institutions were involved in restoring the

historic building back to its original grandeur,

while bringing the landmark hotel into the 21st

century.

The hotel transformed into its current Gothic

shape by the Pisani family in 1475 and the private

residence of the Doge of Venice, Andrea Gritti

in 1525, now features 61 luxurious guest rooms

and 21 sumptuous suites, including suites with

impressive canal views, and an interior design

inspired by renowned

personalities such as

Ernest

Hemingway,

Somerset

Maugham

and Peggy Guggenheim.

The unique two-story

Redentore

Terrazza

Suite spans 76 square

meters with an intimate

reception

room,

a

spacious bedroom, a living

room with dining area,

and a spectacular rooftop

terrace measuring 250

square metres, featuring

a spa pool, relaxed

entertaining spaces and extraordinary views of the lagoon and the city.

An impressive and beautiful reminiscent building with a modern flair,this magnificent

hotel will take you back to the renaissance of thisVenetian icon.

www.thegrittipalace.com

Images courtesy of Starwood Hotels & Resorts