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Hotel Hassler, Rome, Italy Vacations, Honeymoons and Luxury Travel Packages  For over a century, the Hassler has been recognized as one of the prime hotels in Europe. This small and atmospheric hotel pays careful attention to detail in order to make every guest's stay an unforgettable one. With an unbeatable location atop the Spanish Steps, the Hassler is easy to find but very difficult to leave. Discover the magic of the Hassler during your next stay in the Eternal City. Hotel Hassler Dining Imago
Roberto E. Wirth, the Hotel Hassler’s owner and General Manager, inaugurated Imago, the Hassler’s newly renovated panoramic restaurant, on December 5th, 2006, with a new name and a brand new look. Enviably situated in one of the highest spots in the city’s center - at the top of the Spanish Steps, Imago’s inauguration marked the 50th anniversary of Rome’s very first panoramic restaurant (it was opened earlier than 1956, but only as a tea room). Since it first opened its doors, this timeless restaurant has welcomed the most famous celebrities, politicians, aristocrats, intellectuals and artists. From Juan Peròn to Audrey Hepburn, from the Kennedy’s to Princess Diana, everyone has come to the Hassler and its famous restaurant to savor the most breathtaking view in Rome and the Dolce Vita… The décor has been completely renovated to now give even greater value to the stunning panoramic view. From the Villa Borghese gardens to the Trinita dei Monti Church, to Piazza di Spagna with its famous fountain “La Barcaccia”, St. Peter’s Basilica, the Pantheon and the Sant’Agnese Church by Borromini on the Piazza Navona - these are just some of the landmarks among the domes and rooftops that personify Rome as one of the most romantic and memorable destinations for all travelers from time immemorial. Taller and wider windows, tables made of mirror, harmonious and classical shapes and colors in terms of tableware, white marble flooring with antique-wood inlay are just some of the elements that have contributed to a more contemporary yet classical look, without losing any of its traditionally elegant atmosphere. Imago’s Chef Francesco Apreda delights guests with his carefully planned menus comprising delectable dishes such as Beef Tartare dressed with Beetroot shoots, Pumpkin, Chicory Hearts and Caviar or Ravioli filled with Crab Meat in a Parsnip and Saffron Sauce and desserts to die for such as Chocolate and Lime Fritters with a Persimmon and Szechuan Pepper Sauce. Naturally talented with his own creative flair for associating a touch of the exotic to the traditional flavors of Italian cuisine, Francesco Apreda is one of the youngest Chefs in the city. His exceptional clarity of vision on how to run his kitchen led him to design Imago’s new kitchen, choosing induction cooking technology for its valuable benefits. Our guests get a glimpse of it through a window to their right as they enter the restaurant that looks on to the pastry corner and out beyond to the Villa Borghese gardens framed by the kitchen’s large windows. Our Chef believes that superb cuisine is not only something to be tasted, but also to be seen and felt… an experience that encompasses all the senses. Imago…the word itself derives from Latin, and means “image”. It also means “vision, dream, apparition, view, thought, memory, and fairy tale.” The view of Rome, almost as an apparition, a dream that leads one to a dream world or fairy tale. Imago is one of the most romantic places in the world to take someone special. It is also available for small groups up to 12 people and seats a total of 65. An array of personalized menus can be organized and prepared according to your wishes. Hotel Hassler Salone Eva
Salone Eva, newly renovated in 2001, is a warm, inviting room adorned with an extensive collection of eighteenth and nineteenth-century books. At the salon, all guest desires are met: a light breakfast, lunch, dinner, or an afternoon tea. A large selection of Italian wine by the glass is also offered. The Hassler Bar, right behind Salone Eva, is the perfect place for an "aperitivo" or your after-dinner-drinks. In this luxurious setting accompanied by delightful piano music, you will enjoy a tranquil atmosphere similar to that of an English Club, your every need looked after by Barman Luigi Berardi and Maitre Andrea Moschetti. Princess Diana confessed to Mr. Wirth to have enjoyed one of the world's best "Bellinis" here …although she could not resist to one of the famous "Veruschkas," a potent mix of pomegranate juice, vodka and champagne!Hotel Hassler Palm Court Garden During the summer season the Hassler Bar moves to the outdoor Palm Court, set in a tranquil garden surrounded by a wide variety of plants. Get away from the hustle and bustle of the big city for a drink or meal in this private slice of paradise. Hotel Hassler Il Palazzetto Entirely restructured using the very best in modern technology, while respectfully preserving its historical integrity, Il Palazzetto houses a restaurant, 4 boutique hotel rooms and the International Wine Academy of Roma. It is a timeless architectural treasure as only Rome can offer. Founded by Mr. Roberto Wirth, proprietor of the Hassler, Il Palazzetto is only a step away from the hotel and hosts Rome’s most prestigious wine events. Hotel Hassler Il Palazzetto Restaurant & Wine Bar, located on the 2nd floor, offers traditional Roman cuisine with a playfully modern twist using only the freshest seasonal ingredients. Over 400 wine labels fill the pages of the restaurant’s wine list, from the most famous to small hard-to-find producers. Have a memorable dining experience either in the warmth of our indoor Library Room and Salon or the outdoor garden as you delight in the creations of Chef Vincenzo di Tuoro, whose repertoire will pleasantly surprise even the most knowledgeable palate. Hotel Hassler Il Palazzetto Restaurant includes the following: Our outdoor GARDEN, also on the 2nd floor is a romantic and dreamy spot which can host up to 120 people, also for private events such as business cocktail parties, wedding receptions and so on. This secret garden, jealously watched over by the statue of Bacchus, could not be located any closer to the heart of Rome: its furthest ivy-covered wall is part of the Spanish Steps. The TERRACE is the place to see and be seen in Rome. Enjoy a sensational view the Spanish Steps, the Piazza di Spagna and its famous Barcaccia fountain and over the rooftops of Rome. It is the perfect place to organize a memorable cocktail party for up to 60 people or to enjoy a fabulous lunch menu. In the afternoon, our Terrace becomes a romantic place to meet for cocktails as the Roman sunset stretches its orange and pink hues around St. Peter’s and the city rooftops.
All Classic doubles feature king size beds, marble bathroom, work desks with Internet connections, a dining table, and have mostly a garden side view. Deluxe rooms are ideal for one who wishes to experience a romantic holiday escape in Rome or is visiting for a business matter. Equipped with all necessary advanced technologies, either king or twin bedded, marble bathroom, and available with City or Garden view, the Deluxe are designed with ultimate guest comfort in mind. Large and luminous, the Grand Deluxe rooms are the symbol of the Hassler's unique style: the perfect marriage of classic decoration and finest materials with a contemporary touch. Soon, one feels like at home at the Hassler... The Grand Deluxe rooms have either a garden side or a city view. Many of Grand Deluxe are connectable to other rooms or suites. Classic Suite Each Classic Suite is composed of a full and separate sitting room with characteristic furnishings and big-screen TVs, a bedroom with walk-in closet, office area, a master marble bathroom with his & her sinks, and a guest-bathroom. Classic Suites enjoy either a partial view of the city or a garden view and are connectable with other rooms. Suit "Villa Medici" The bedroom contains a touch of black noir, and the main bathroom is decked in marble with a bath tub and shower cabin. The rooms are decorated with refined fabrics and from the window of the sitting room the two domes of the Trinita dei Monti church are at eye level. Renovated in 2002. The suite, also decorated by Astrid Schiller Wirth, has been furnished with French silk, soft rugs, and stuccoes. The living room and the bedrooms are covered with period paintings and antiques. The color theme emphasize soft colors such as white and beige, in order to avoid detracting from the beauty of the panorama. The master bathroom is strikingly laid out in green marble and mosaics. The jacuzzi, situated under a vaulted ceiling and among plants, evokes the atmosphere of ancient Roman Baths. The suite can be connected to two double rooms. Renovated and enlarged in 1999. Forum Suite The living room is elegantly laid out in wood panelling and deep gold furniture. The bedroom, decorated in a flower theme, contains a canopied bed. There's also a small corner room which can be used as a temporary office, perfect for the travelling businessman, and a main bathroom covered in beige marble, containing a jacuzzi tub. The suite was decorated by Astrid Schiller Wirth, the wife of the General Manager Roberto E. Wirth, attending to every detail by blending the elegance and the atmosphere of times past with the comfort and technology of the present day. It can be connected to two double rooms. Renovated in 2000. The twin domes of the world-famous Trinità dei Monti Church are so near that one could almost touch them while leaning out of one of the five small balconies. The suite has a living room decorated in tapestries and black/white carpeting, and features classic furniture with a modern touch. There is also a dining area. The bedroom contains a plasma TV, and the main bathroom is covered in black/white marble and holds a Jacuzzi and a shower cabin. This suite can be connected to another double room. Renovations have just been completed in June 2003. San Pietro The walls of the living room are covered with rosewood and a plush beige carpet covers the entire floor. The sitting room has an antique 1780 desk and a small display case with antique Roman pieces. While breathing the air of centuries past, there are also modern comforts. The theme of the suite is centered around cream and cardinal tones. The suite can be connected with a double room. Renovated in 2002.
The large outdoor terrace overlooks the city and is ideal for sunbathing, a private sunset cocktail, an intimate romantic dinner, and a midnight dance under the stars. The sitting and dining rooms are adorned in beige and cream fabrics and the two main bathrooms are covered with "Naxos" marble and gold plated taps. Renovated in 2001. Save time, money and stress booking your Italy hotels! For reservations: Fill out the vacation planner to be promptly contacted by our Italy hotel vacation specialist. Contact: Travelwizard.com VH This hotel is a Virtuoso member and offers special amenities and upgrades that are ONLY available when you book with us. Our Virtuoso travel consultants will assure you incredible value and recognition on your luxury vacation. |
Comfortably and elegantly furnished, the Classic double is perfect for single occupancy and more than sufficient for a couple’s short stay.
Each Deluxe room offers an harmonious atmosphere, a unique blend of modern convenience and classical charm of the Hassler.
Among the most spacious doubles of the city, each Grand Deluxe room has its exclusive and distinctive characteristics and soul: one will feature a separate sitting area, or a walk-in closet, or a work area with Internet connections, others have an original designed luxury marble bathrooms, a private balcony or a gazebo, as well, others might have sofa beds for family occupancy.
The Hassler Suite, located on the first floor, boasts an exquisite setting with views over the Trinità dei Monti square and the Spanish Steps.
The Penthouse Suite is situated on the 7th floor of the hotel and is rightfully the most famous suite of the Hassler. The antique pieces in the sitting and dining areas include a 1780 desk, some valuable paintings from the schools of Tintoretto and Caravaggio, Venetian mirrors, hand-cut crystal chandeliers, and Louis XV chairs. 
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