Savoia Excelsior Palace Trieste - Starhotels Collezione

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Savoia Excelsior Palace is a hotel of timeless charm that immediately evokes all the Mitteleuropean's splendor. It is not a coincidence that, when it opened in 1911, it was acclaimed as “the most important and luxurious hotel in the Austro-Hungarian Empire”. The hotel remains an emblem of the majesty, sophistication and peerless style that distinguished the first grand hotels at the end of the 19th century. A towering presence on the historic seafront just off the city center, with an impressive white façade gazing over the endless view of the Gulf of Trieste, Savoia Excelsior Palace makes an unforgettable first impression. But inside is where the magic really begins. The 144 rooms and suites have been recently restyled with a blend of classic elegance and contemporary details. Many offer breathtaking views of the beautiful panorama of the Gulf of Trieste, extending almost as far as the historic Miramare Castle. The Savoy Restaurant offers a gourmet experience with creative cuisine and traditional local delicacies, accompanied not only by the finest wine labels but also by superlative seafront views. Nine bright, elegant meeting rooms accommodating up to 320 guests are available to host both private gatherings and business events; our Event Manager is at your service. From the Concierge to the 24-hour room service, from the Wi-Fi to the tranquil library, all the hotel’s amenities are selected and personalized to offer you an exceptional stay in unparalleled comfort. "From its position on the historic waterfront, Riva del Mandracchio, Savoia Excelsior Palace offers stunning panoramic views over the Gulf of Trieste. The bustling city center, with its historic cafés, monuments, and wealth of landmarks, is close by. The hotel is the ideal place to start exploring Trieste, its fascinating blend of artistic and cultural influences – the baroque churches, austere synagogues, and impressive Habsburg-era neoclassical palazzi – and its unmistakable Mitteleuropean and bohemian moods.