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San Clemente Palace HotelPage 4Continued from page 3
ABOVE: Alfresco dining by the lagoon. INSET: Gli Arazzi. Restaurants and barsThe San Clemente Palace has a number of dining options: Ca' dei Frati offers an à la carte menu with lagoon views. Le Maschere is more informal, with a "Venetian ambience." La Laguna is an outdoor restaurant and bar near the pool and tennis courts, where you can have a drink or graze at the buffet. La Conchiglie is a casual snack bar by the pool where you can order drinks, granitas, gelato, or snacks.
The hotel's indoor bar, Gli Specchi, offers a full range of drinks, including American-style cocktails. The elegant room has a distinctive design with wall mirrors and a dramatic setting at the end of a row of lounges on the hotel's ground floor. Not all of the hotel's restaurants are open year-round; during our visit in March a few years ago, Le Maschere was open at lunch and dinner, with a three-course meal averaging €70 to-80 per person plus wine or drinks. Next page: Pool, spa, tennis, golf
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generous buffet breakfast is served in Gli Arazzi (shown at right).
