Hilton Molino Stucky Venice will celebrate the 2026 Venice Film Festival with a full programme of cinematic experiences running from 2–12 September, transforming the Giudecca landmark into a glamorous hub for festival‑goers and film fans alike.
The hotel promises “theatrical experiences not to be missed,” from rooftop cinema to red‑carpet spa rituals and limited‑edition cocktails inspired by the art of film .
Red‑carpet spa treatments
The eforea Spa team will offer festival‑season treatments designed to get guests “red carpet ready,” including the new Luminous Oxygen Ritual (€90), a 40‑minute express facial featuring cleansing, a strawberry‑enriched purifying mask, targeted scrub, nourishing massage and an oxygen infusion for a brighter, smoother complexion .
Skyline cocktails with cinematic flair
At the Skyline Rooftop Bar—the highest bar in Venice—award‑winning mixologists will debut “Shades of Cinema,” a limited‑edition cocktail collection inspired by the storytelling arc of film, from opening sequence to finale. Guests can enjoy sunset aperitivos and late‑night celebrations overlooking the lagoon throughout the festival .
Rooftop movie night under the stars
On Saturday 12 September, the hotel will host an exclusive Rooftop Movie Night, pairing fine dining with a silent‑cinema screening of The Favourite (2018), honoured at the 75th Venice International Film Festival. The evening includes Ferrari Perlé Brut on arrival and a multi‑course menu by Executive Chef Ivan Fargnoli, with dishes such as Atlantic scallops, lobster tail and strawberry crémeux, each paired with bespoke cocktails. Tickets are priced at €150, with only 30 seats available .
Suites fit for Hollywood royalty
Festival guests can retreat to one of the hotel’s signature suites, including the Presidential Suite, the highest in Venice, spanning 3,229 sq ft across two floors with Murano glass décor, private elevator access and panoramic tower views—ideal for privacy‑seeking stars (from €6,500 per night) .
Other options include the historic Tower Molino Suites (from €1,200) located in the original mill tower, and lagoon‑inspired Executive Suites by designer Biagio Forino (from €850), featuring exposed beams, brushed oak floors and Fortuny chandeliers .
A Venetian landmark ready for festival season
Formerly one of Europe’s largest flour mills, Hilton Molino Stucky Venice now offers 379 rooms and suites, one of the city’s largest spas, award‑winning dining and panoramic views across Venice. Perfectly positioned for festival access, nightly rates begin at €240 with breakfast included, while Molino Suites start from €590 .
