Hotel: Westin Europa and Regina

Grey, white, and red marble run throughout the hotel, from the beamed-ceiling reception area to a large salon with moulded- stucco ceiling, giant Murano-glass chandelier, gilded chairs, and damask couches. In warm weather an interior garden courtyard serves as a quiet sanctuary.  The Europa and Regina has two terraces on the waterfront which offer panoramic views of the Grand Canal, St Mark's Basin to which the canal connects, and Santa Maria della Salute church on the canal's opposite side. 

All rooms feature Venetian-influenced decor with amenities including safes, minibars, satellite TV, and high-speed Internet connections. Marble bathrooms include dual showerheads, hair dryers, toiletries, slippers, and bathrobes.

Conference Facilities: Westin Europa and Regina

This is an ideal venue for representative and unique meetings or incentives for up to 110 participants. Banqueting facilities can host theme parties, gala dinners, or working luncheons.

The Westin Europa and Regina offers two meeting rooms, the largest being 1173 square feet and the smallest measuring 57 square feet with a maximum capacity of 50.

The hotel also has many standard meeting and event facilities including high speed internet connections, event catering, air conditioning and business centre.

Venue: Ca’ Vendramin Calergi

This elegant venue is certainly a majestic presence on the Grand Canal.  Within Ca’ Vendramin Calergi are a range of beautiful rooms.  On the first floor is the Piano Nobile is the perfect setting for private functions, cultural activities and receptions. The hall receives light from a spacious mullioned window that overlooks the courtyard.

The other floor houses several other beautifully rooms like the Red Room which is decorated with beautiful tapestries of “lampas” on a crimson background.  The doorways are frescoed in chiaroscuro as is the ceiling.

Overlooking the garden, corresponding to what was known as the “white wing” in the time of the Grimani family is the room now known as the Yellow Room on account of the beautiful damask tapestry work.  Both rooms would be excellent to host a lovely dinner evening.