Hotel Locarno
Campo Marzio, Municipio I, Rome
“Bohemian cinematic salon”
Vibe
Velvet armchairs, original Liberty-era details, and a leafy courtyard draw a timeless creative crowd for late-afternoon aperitivi.
“Bohemian cinematic salon”
A 1925 creative salon where filmmakers from Federico Fellini to Wes Anderson have stayed and written.
The leafy courtyard at Bar Locarno draws a lively evening crowd for signature aperitivo cocktails.
Original 1920s Art Nouveau details, from the opening Anselmo Ballester poster to vintage Venetian terrazzo floors.
Just steps from Piazza del Popolo and the Tiber, a short stroll from Villa Borghese.
Rooms
Individually styled spaces feature original Venetian terrazzo or parquet floors, curated antiques, and vintage fixtures that feel distinctly residential.
Backstory
Opened in 1925, this storied hideaway became a cinematic refuge where Wes Anderson drafted The Grand Budapest Hotel in Room 605.
Eat & drink
Sip amaro cocktails in the secret garden at Bar Locarno, or head up to Terrazza Locarno for rooftop sunset views over Piazza del Popolo.
The neighborhood
Set on a quiet Campo Marzio side street, you are steps from Piazza del Popolo, the Tiber, and the gardens of Villa Borghese.
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