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- Grand Hotel Des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz
- Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay Bodrum
- Kempinski Palace Portoroz
- Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest
- San Clemente Palace Kempinski
- Kempinski Hotel Bahía
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The best Kempinski hotels & resorts in the world include Ciragan Palace Kempinski Istanbul, Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski St Moritz, as well as Kempinski hotels in Vilnius, Berlin, Moscow, Berchtesgaden, Barbaros Bay Bodrum, Portoroz, Vienna, and the San Clemente Palace Kempinski Venice.
To be honest, there are several other properties that I want to include in this article, but I would have to stray into the realms of top 20 or top 30 to cover all my favorite Kempinski hotels. There are just so many great ones!
1. San Clemente Palace Kempinski Venice
Venice has only two luxury hotels with a great, resort-style pool area. San Clemente Palace Kempinski which is pictured above and Belmond Hotel Cipriani. San Clemente Palace Kempinski is located on the private island of San Clemente, minutes away from Piazza San Marco by complimentary boat.
The luxury San Clemente Palace Kempinski offers an escape from the madness of central Venice, and if you stay here, you will enjoy a palatial getaway with a Venetian ambiance, surrounded by gorgeous gardens. It’s worth mentioning that the vast lawns are perfect for sunbathing but also offer an impressive wedding venue. This Kempinski not only sets up weddings in their gardens, but this island also offers an ancient church for ceremonies.
When we arrived at the Kempinski pontoon, we were greeted by the extremely attentive and stylish staff. They guided us off the pontoon, up the red carpet (yes, there really is a red carpet), and across the cobbled square that forms the landing stage for the hotel.
This square offers views towards Venice, with the silhouette of St. Mark’s bell tower in the distance. In the evening, the sunsets are fabulous from this vantage point, and the gorgeous red and white twisted poles which form the boundary of the pier make this spot massively instagramable.
The main restaurant has tables next to the water’s edge, bordered by the church, and behind these tables sits the alfresco part of the hotel bar. This decked area has comfy sofas and is the perfect place to enjoy a drink or a light bite as the sun goes down. This area enjoys tinkling music and service from the most conscientious bar and restaurant staff.
The outdoor pool at the Kempinski is stunning and is a big reason to choose this resort. It is surrounded by more than enough comfy loungers and lawns beyond, with more loungers laid out. Next to the pool is Buddha-Bar Beach, which plays funky music and serves lunch dishes and evening drinks. This poolside restaurant and bar area are completely surrounded by lush greenery and exotic palm trees.
Once inside, the hotel is palatial. Halls are decked in marble with pillars and stunning chandeliers. Grand staircases lead up to rooms, and ceilings are meters high. Rooms at San Clemente Palace Kempinski are palatial, with hugely high ceilings, Murano glass chandeliers, gold-hued fabric wallpaper, and gold-trimmed furnishings.
I am also pleased to report that the beds are huge and comfortable, and our room was beautifully cool and quiet, with the merest hint of a water taxi in the distance to remind us that we were in Venice. Nice touches include complimentary bottled sparkling and still water in the evenings, a free minibar with soft drinks, and lovely-smelling Salvatore Ferragamo toiletries.
The San Clemente Palace Kempinski offers a Venetian ambiance on a private island with one of the best hotel pools in Venice. The complimentary boat trip into St Mark’s Square is fun. The sunset bar is wonderfully memorable.
Review: San Clemente Palace Kempinski, Venice
Venice has only two luxury hotels with a great, resort-style pool area. San Clemente Palace Kempinski and Belmond Hotel Cipriani. San Clemente Palace Kempinski is located on the private island of San Clemente, minutes away from Piazza San Marco by complimentary boat. Venice's magical winding waterways are famous worldwide, with tens of millions of tourists traveling to the UNESCO world heritage site every year. Visitors can discover the city’s iconic landmarks, such as the 11th-century St Mark’s Basilica while navigating the 42 kilometers of canals on elegant gondolas.
2. Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski St Moritz
Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski St Moritz is located in the sporty heart of St. Moritz. One hundred fifty-one years ago, the hotel was built directly on top of the Mauritius Spring. As the first luxury hotel in St. Moritz, it became a magnet for guests from around the world.
Housed in a magnificent 19th-century building, this luxurious 5-star hotel enjoys an enviable location at the base of one of St. Moritz’s primary cable car stations, providing unmatched access to skiing and hiking trails. In winter, you can ride the gondola to the summit and ski directly back to the hotel’s doorstep.
We visited in summer, taking the gondola up and enjoying a leisurely hike down. The scenery was nothing short of magical—vivid wildflowers blanketing the meadows and butterflies fluttering everywhere, evoking a storybook “Heidi” landscape. The winding trail led us from steep grasslands at the top through serene pine forests, revealing stunning views of the lake and charming mountain chalets nestled among the trees.
For those into cross-country skiing, scenic flat walks, or cycling, the main St. Moritz cross-country trail begins right at the hotel’s front entrance, making it a perfect base for outdoor adventures year-round.
Getting there is easy—the hotel is just a 5-minute scenic drive from the train station and within walking distance of St. Moritz’s charming center, with its picturesque church and designer boutiques.
The foyer and bar area of the Grand Hotel Des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz beautifully blend contemporary elegance with the hotel’s original classical charm. The intricate details on the pillars and the ornate ceiling framing the sparkling chandelier are stunning—be sure to look up as you pass through the lobby to fully appreciate the craftsmanship.
The recently renovated lobby masterfully showcases the hotel’s historic elements in a stylish modern context. Marble-clad grand staircases sweep upward to the main restaurant and guest rooms, exuding timeless grandeur. I especially loved the vibrant arrangements of bright mountain flowers scattered throughout the foyer, adding a lively burst of color to the sophisticated ambiance.
Enjoy the best from the Swiss Alps and dine at three award-winning restaurants, including Michelin-starred Cà d’Oro. Rejuvenate in Kempinski The Spa with its purifying and healthy Mauritius spring water. The 184 impeccably styled rooms and suites and 29 spacious residences with one to five bedrooms offer views of the mountains.
Review: Grand Hotel Des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz
Grand Hotel Des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz is a palatial 5-star luxury hotel situated on the edge of a park and a few minutes walk from a significant ski lift and Lake St. Moritz. The communal areas, including the foyer and the bar, have just been renovated and offer a stylish welcome. Rooms here are currently undergoing renovation, which will be halfway complete by the summer of 2024. We visited the Grand Hotel Des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz as part of a grand tour around this part of Switzerland. The Kempinski was our first stop. We then stayed at and reviewed the Kulm Hotel St.
3. Kempinski Hotel Bahía
The five-star Kempinski Hotel Bahía is based in Estepona to the west of Marbella and set on a stunning coastline. Embracing an Arabic-Andalusian design that distinguishes it from other hotels on the coast, it is surrounded by luscious subtropical gardens covering an extensive 45,000 m² area.
The hotel’s exterior design is perfectly integrated into the surrounding nature. The vegetation has a significant role in providing color and freshness to the resort. The fantastic flora creates a microclimate and a paradise for both guests and birds. Kempinski Hotel Bahía also enjoys a beachfront position, with views of the sea and majestic horizons touching the coast of Africa, while Gibraltar serves as the backdrop.
Only three km from the beautiful village of Estepona, 20 minutes from Marbella, and around 45 minutes (and around €80 EUR in a taxi) from Malaga Airport, it is easy to get to and is an excellent luxury base.
All rooms at the Kempinski Hotel Bahía offer impressive terraces and gardens, many with sea views and all with warm and welcoming decor. You can waste hours every day watching the sunrise and sunset from your terrace. The rooms are sorted into four different categories varying in view and ranging in size from 42 to 45 m². The hotel suites are even more massive, with generous terraces and balconies with astonishing views.
An impressive free-form pool weaves its way down from the main building towards the ocean. This is surrounded by plentiful palms and foliage, giving away to extensive lawns with plenty of loungers. Although the beach itself is the classic dark sand of this Costa, the expansive tropical grounds give this hotel a Hawaiian feel.
Children aged 4 to 12 can join the Kempinski Kid’s Club, and there is an elegant spa for adults. The Fitness Club has the most state-of-the-art machines situated in front of large windows looking onto the gardens and offers personal trainers to help clients attain the best results within a shorter period of time. The facilities include a Turkish bath, a Finnish sauna, an ice fountain, and a relaxing room for resting with views of the garden. The Bastien Gonzalez foot treatment studio is worth mentioning as it does so much more than your standard pedicure; they will literally fix your feet. The hotel also provides the ideal backdrop for golfers, with a choice between over 20 golf courses within the area.
Kempinski Hotel Bahía Review
The five-star Kempinski Hotel Bahía is based in Estepona to the west of Marbella and set on a stunning coastline. Embracing an Arabic-Andalusian design that distinguishes it from other hotels on the coast, it is surrounded by luscious subtropical gardens covering an extensive area of 45,000 m². Only three km from the beautiful village of Estepona, 20 minutes from Marbella, and around 45 minutes (and around €80 EUR in a taxi) from Malaga Airport, this hotel is easy to get to and is an excellent luxury base.
4. Kempinski Hotel Budapest
Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest is housed in a rather unremarkable building, but its prime location overlooks Erzsébet Square—a vibrant urban park featuring plenty of seating, a playground, a skate park, and the iconic Budapest Eye. Standing at 65 meters tall, this Ferris wheel is one of the largest in Europe, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city from its highest point.
On the opposite side, you’ll find Fashion Street, lined with upscale boutiques, including a flagship Philipp Plein store. The hotel’s main restaurant opens onto this bustling pedestrian street, which connects to a maze of shopping avenues filled with familiar brands like H&M, Claire’s, McDonald’s, and KFC. Stalls selling traditional Hungarian chimney cakes fill the air with the irresistible scent of sweet, toasted pastry. These hollow, spiraled treats are often crowned with ice cream, making for a delicious and quintessentially local snack.
A short stroll from Fashion Street leads to the scenic Danube River, with views of the hills, home to Buda Castle and the Citadel. The historic Chain Bridge that crosses the Danube, Europe’s second-longest river, and leads directly to the iconic Buda Castle is around a 5-minute walk away.
The neighboring Ritz-Carlton is far more elegant than the Kempinski Budapest, but the Kempinski shines in the Budapest restaurant scene as it houses the city’s outlet of the Nobu restaurant chain. Other notable hotels, including the Four Seasons, Marriott, InterContinental, and the Matild Palace (A Luxury Collection Hotel), are all within a five- to ten-minute walk away.
This hotel is practical and comfortable, with friendly staff and large modern windows that flood the space with natural light. However, it leans more toward a functional business-style property than an ultra-luxurious retreat, appealing primarily to guests seeking good value.
Kempinski The Spa offers fitness facilities, massage therapies, beauty treatments, and saunas, along with a small pool boasting rooftop views. There’s also an underground parking garage with an electric car charging station, and the business and event services are top-notch.
Guest rooms are tastefully modern, featuring neutral cream tones, soft carpeting, and sleek brown wood furniture for the cupboards and desk areas. Each room is equipped with a flat-screen smart LED TV and a Nespresso machine. The bathrooms, while somewhat generic, are spacious and well-maintained, with a black marble vanity, a single sink, a deep bathtub, and a roomy shower, complemented by fluffy bathrobes for added comfort.
This large Kempinski offers numerous restaurants: ÉS Bisztró, Nobu Budapest, Blue Fox The Bar, The Living Room, and ÉS Deli. All are stylishly decked out. Nobu offers fusion-inspired dishes. The other restaurants offer updated Hungarian-Viennese offerings, specialty coffee, a relaxed “Kaffeehaus” experience, and a creative cocktail buzz.
Review: Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest
Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest is not the best luxury hotel in Budapest; the Four Seasons is. But this Kempinski is a well-located hotel that sits right next to the Ritz-Carlton in the center of Budapest. It offers good value and generous rooms but will never win prizes in a beauty competition. Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest is situated in an unattractive modern building overlooking Erzsébet Square, a lush urban park with ample seating, a playground, a skate park, and the iconic Budapest Eye.
5. The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore
The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore stands as one of the most refined properties in Kempinski’s portfolio, seamlessly blending heritage and luxury. Housed within the meticulously restored neoclassical Capitol Building and the Venetian Renaissance-style Stamford House, which date back to 1930 and 1904 respectively, the hotel exudes timeless elegance.
Its prime location near City Hall MRT station offers unparalleled convenience, with a direct underpass leading to premier shopping hubs such as Raffles City Shopping Centre, Marina Square, and Funan. Orchard Road, Singapore’s renowned shopping belt, is just a short drive away. For culture lovers, iconic landmarks like the National Gallery Singapore, the Asian Civilisations Museum, and the ArtScience Museum are all within walking distance. The architectural restoration, led by acclaimed architect Richard Meier and interior designer Jaya Ibrahim, masterfully combines historic grandeur with sophisticated modernity, making it a true gem in the heart of the city.
The foyer is super swish with incredible modern chandeliers on the ceilings that look like sparkly angel’s halos. Intricately carved wooden screens separate plush seating areas. Mahogany check-in desks are sprawled among the low, relaxed seating area, making check-in feel relaxed and informal. Cream soft furnishings and deep rugs make this lounge area welcoming and classy.
The hotel’s amenities are equally impressive. The saltwater relaxation pool, surrounded by lush greenery and set beneath a sleek modern glass roof, offers a tranquil escape. Decking with comfortable loungers, sunbeds, and a Jacuzzi completes the serene atmosphere, while the gentle touch of saltwater provides a soothing experience for the skin.
Wellness enthusiasts will appreciate the 24-hour fitness center, outfitted with state-of-the-art Technogym equipment and the option for personalized training sessions. The Spa at The Capitol Kempinski offers indulgent treatments, including luxurious Valmont facials, signature Singaporean massages, and bespoke therapies featuring Swiss alpine ingredients. For a touch of culture, the Heritage Curator leads engaging property tours, sharing captivating stories of its rich history. Complimentary bicycle rentals also allow guests to explore nearby landmarks like Fort Canning Park and Marina Bay at their own pace.
The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore offers a boutique charm with 132 elegantly designed rooms and 23 spacious suites, all carrying the refined historical character found in the hotel’s reception areas. Despite its heritage architecture, the rooms are remarkably spacious, providing a tranquil retreat amid the city’s vibrant energy. Rich, dark wood screens with intricate carvings divide the space thoughtfully, complemented by dark wood floors for a timeless, sophisticated aesthetic.
Bathrooms exude luxury with sandstone-toned tiles, double vanities, deep freestanding bathtubs, and premium amenities that enhance the indulgent experience. The ambiance strikes a perfect balance between opulence and comfort.
Dining is a highlight at The Capitol Kempinski, with 15 Stamford Restaurant delivering a refined culinary experience. Beneath its stained-glass ceiling and ornate detailing, guests enjoy a menu that celebrates fresh land and sea produce, crafted into elevated international dishes. For an evening of sophistication, The Bar at 15 Stamford entices with its inventive “Get Lost on Highway” cocktail theme, blending timeless techniques with bold, adventurous flavors—perfect for those seeking both great drinks and an elegant atmosphere.
Review: The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore
The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore is one of the classiest luxury hotels in the Kempinski portfolio of hotels. It can be found in the restored neoclassical-style Capitol Building and Venetian Renaissance-style Stamford House, which were built around 1930 and 1904. The interior has been decorated with contemporary furnishings that complement its historic features. A stay here promises guests an experience that fuses neoclassical architecture, rich historical roots, and state-of-the-art amenities.
6. Kempinski Berchtesgaden (Salzburg)
Kempinski Berchtesgaden is situated in the heart of the Bavarian Alps and offers a “Pure Alpine Lifestyle”. Conveniently nestled between Vienna and Munich, the property offers great access to Salzburg, an international favorite just a 20-minute drive away.
This modern hotel sits at an altitude of 1000m and offers glorious, panoramic views of the postcard-perfect mountains. Extravagant facilities include the 1.400 m² Kempinski the Spa, a steaming indoor and outdoor pool area, a stylish bar along with Johann Grill restaurant and gourmet restaurant PUR. Moreover, the hotel has a kids club, a nine-hole golf course, ski-in/ ski-out access, and a helipad.
With ample use of local stone and wood in its design, the resort feels bright and bold, with an elegant simplicity that lets the alpine landscape yodel for itself. The 138 rooms and suites radiate warmth and contemporary flair, all while offering guests a unique view of the hotel’s beautiful alpine surroundings.
7. Grand Hotel Kempinski Riga
Grand Hotel Kempinski Riga was originally built in the 19th century. This luxury hotel sits at the heart of Latvia’s vibrant capital, making it an ideal base for exploring the historic Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site. A leisurely 30-minute drive will take you to Jurmala’s picturesque beaches. Located directly across from the National Opera House, the city’s top attractions are just steps away.
Review: Grand Hotel Kronenhof Pontresina
Grand Hotel Kronenhof Pontresina is the perfect example of a palatial mountain getaway in the heart of the Swiss Alps. Set into the side of the mountain, this hotel offers amazing views, looking out over a grassy lawn that slopes down towards the mountain river that rushes past below. Above the lawns, the vista is pine-covered mountains as far as the eye can see. We visited the Grand Hotel Kronenhof Pontresina as part of a grand tour around this part of Switzerland. The Grand Hotel Des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz was our first stop. We then stayed at and reviewed the Kulm Hotel St.
The hotel exudes timeless elegance, featuring marble accents, grand pillars, majestic staircases, and cozy seating areas adorned with plush rugs. Guests can choose from 141 opulent rooms and suites, including 100 Superior, Deluxe, and Opera rooms, along with 41 lavish suites ranging from Junior to Presidential. The luxurious bathrooms are equipped with heated floors, deep soaking tubs, and premium Salvatore Ferragamo amenities.
Kempinski The Spa has been named Latvia’s Best Hotel Spa 2023 by the World Spa Awards, offering an extensive range of beauty and wellness treatments. The spa features six serene treatment rooms, a pristine 16-meter swimming pool, and a health club with a modern fitness center.
The hotel’s dining options are equally impressive. Guests can enjoy all-day dining, a rooftop restaurant, a stylish bar, and a sophisticated cigar lounge. Stage22 Bar & Restaurant, crowned Latvia’s Best Hotel Restaurant 2023, serves outstanding Asian Fusion cuisine in a vibrant setting with live music, impeccable service, and expertly crafted signature cocktails. Its open terrace provides a stunning spot to sip cocktails and dine while admiring views of the Latvian National Opera House and city center.
Amber Restaurant offers a dynamic European dining experience, starting with a delicious buffet breakfast and continuing with casual all-day dining. The open-show kitchen and live cooking stations add an interactive element, allowing diners to watch the chefs bring their culinary creations to life.
Review: Grand Hotel Kempinski Riga
Riga is often referred to as 'the Pearl of the Baltic Sea.' Explore this gem in regal sophistication by staying at the Grand Hotel Kempinski Riga, which is one of the best Kempinski hotels in the world. Originally built in the 19th century, this luxury hotel lies in the heart of the Latvian capital, perfect for discovering the historic Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, or taking a stroll on the stunning beaches on Jurmala's coastline, which lies just 30 30-minute drive away. Located opposite the National Opera House, all the main tourist attractions are just a stone's throw away.
8. Kempinski Palace Portoroz
Kempinski Palace Portoroz is situated at the very center of Portoroz, the ‘Port of Roses’, a well-known resort famous for its mild Mediterranean climate and more than a hundred years of SPA tradition.
The beautiful and bewitching region of Istria has always been the desired destination by the Romans, the Venetians, Napoleon, and the Hapsburgs. The resort town of Portoroz has been attracting people with its therapeutic baths and spas throughout the ages. In the 13th century, the Benedictine monks treated their visitors with seawater and salts. In the 19th century, the cream of European society came to ‘take the waters.’
Rooms and suites evoke the fabled history of the Palace Portoroz – and offer fabulous views of the Adriatic Sea and the Istrian countryside. Take breakfast in the Crystal Hall, sunbathe by the pool, and order a little something from the Pool Bar. In the Restaurant Sophia, fine dining is an art form as beautiful as the restaurant itself. Make yourself comfortable in the Fleur de Sel overlooking the Bay of Piran, and choose from our Slovene-international menu. When the sun goes down, the Palace Club is a legend, not to mention the cocktails!
The Rose Spa offers the very best of the famous local treatments. It complements them with various others from around the world – body treatments, peelings, waxes, massages, Mesotherapy, Hammam, beauty treatments, and more. The fitness center features an exercise stepper and running tracker, a personal trainer upon request, and a yoga program. The highlight is perhaps the interconnecting outdoor and indoor pool, which makes you feel good on the outside and the inside! Laze the day away under a cloudless blue sky, with the scent of pine and rose blossom wafting in from their famous park.
The Kempinski Palace Portorož is within driving distance of quite a few commercial airports, and there is a private airport very close by. Of course, the marina is also right on the doorstep if you prefer to sail in.
Review: Kempinski Palace Portoroz
Portorož attracts visitors from all over the globe with its idyllic setting on the Adriatic coast, at the heart of the picturesque Istrian region. In the past, the Adriatic coast was dubbed the "Austrian Riviera" and was a place to see and be seen for royals, aristocrats, politicians, artists, and actors. Even now, it offers beautiful weather, sunshine, and gloriousness from May to September along the azure shorelines of the Mediterranean.
9. Ciragan Palace Kempinski Istanbul
Surely Ciragan Palace Kempinski Istanbul has to be a top hotel choice in Istanbul? Why? It’s the only Ottoman Imperial Palace and hotel in Turkey.
Çırağan Palace Kempinski Istanbul is situated on the European shores of the Bosphorus, in the city center between the districts of Besiktaş and Ortaköy. The hotel is a 10-minute drive from one of the city’s main attractions, Taksim Square, and the luxury and trendy shopping area of Nişantaşı. It is a 20-minute drive from the Old City Sultanahmet and business districts Levent and Maslak.
Located on the shores of the magnificent Bosphorus, facing the Asian continent and overlooking the ancient city, Çırağan Palace Kempinski Istanbul offers the glamour of a genuine Ottoman palace in a city where east meets west, Europe meets Asia, and history meets the contemporary.
Çırağan Palace Kempinski Istanbul offers a wide variety of restaurants as well, all offering a balcony or a terrace overlooking the Bosphorus. The Gazebo Lounge is the spot “to see and to be seen” in the city. It is renowned for its wide variety of sweet and savory pastries, homemade truffles, pralines, and chocolates, along with freshly brewed coffee and tea options or refreshing coffee cocktails. The award-winning Tuğra Restaurant & Lounge, located on the first floor of this historical palace, offers its guests ‘the ultimate Ottoman dining experience’, complete with timeless palatal rituals.
At the 24-hour operating Çırağan Palace Kempinski Spa, managed by Sanitas, the infinity pool gives a feeling of floating on the Bosphorus and is heated in winter and open all year. At the authentic Turkish bath ”Hamam”, guests can enjoy an exceptional, traditional Turkish massage and bath, only two of the many highlights available for ultimate relaxation.
10. Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay Bodrum
Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay Bodrum overlooking its own dazzling blue bay, Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay Bodrum is an oasis of serenity, kissed by the pure sea and caressed by the gentle breeze. Here, you can luxuriate in the world-renowned spa or lose yourself in daydreams on the private beach.
Review: Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay Bodrum
Overlooking its own private bay, Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay Bodrum is a peaceful oasis with a golden sand private beach caressed by the gentle sea breeze. Set on the cliffs of pristine Barbaros Bay, this Kempinski resort is a sprawling property gathered around a picture-perfect bay. It has an excellent location on the Bodrum peninsula, close to the mouth of one of the world’s most beautiful inlets, the Gulf of Gökova.
Surrounded by signature Kempinski luxury, guests are pampered by a choice of dining experiences, such as delicious Aegean cuisine in Olives, authentic tastes of Eastern Asia in Saigon, contemporary Italian fare in La Luce, seafood in Barbarossa, and delicious snacks and cocktails at either The Pool Restaurant or Bar Blue.
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