Hotel Hassler Roma
Campo Marzio, Municipio I, Rome
“Spanish Steps grande dame”
Vibe
Perched atop the Spanish Steps, Jacques Garcia's rich public spaces set an aristocratic tone upheld by sixth-generation family hospitality.
“Spanish Steps grande dame”
Continuous family ownership since 1921, hosting generations of travellers in the red-leather Hassler Bar.
Attentive family-led service, personalized concierge care, fine Italian linens, and white-glove dining overlooking Roman cupolas.
An 1893 grande dame crowned atop the Spanish Steps, incorporating the sixteenth-century Il Palazzetto townhouse.
Perched atop the Spanish Steps beside Trinità dei Monti, overlooking Rome's historic center.
Rooms
Individually styled quarters range from classical suites framing church cupolas to quiet rooms tucked inside the adjoining sixteenth-century Il Palazzetto.
Wellness
A two-level retreat houses dedicated treatment suites, a sauna, and a compact fitness studio tucked away from the piazza bustle.
Backstory
Requisitioned as Allied Air Forces headquarters during the Second World War, the 1893 landmark reopened under the Wirth family in 1947.
Eat & drink
Sixth-floor Imàgo frames Roman rooftops over tasting menus, while cocktails flow beneath ivy in the secluded Palm Court garden.
The neighborhood
Step out directly onto Piazza della Trinità dei Monti, where the Spanish Steps cascade down into Campo Marzio's cobbled boutique avenues.
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