Hotel Locarno
Hotel · Campo Marzio ·
Art Deco hotel with courtyard bar, rooftop terrace, and fine dining
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Via della Penna, 22, 00186 Roma RM, Italy Get directions
Art Deco hotel with courtyard bar, rooftop terrace, and fine dining
Via della Penna, 22, 00186 Roma RM, Italy Get directions
"Channeling the 1960s with Art Deco ornamentation and cinematic charm, I enjoyed the Hotel Locarno’s rooftop bar views over the city and its sterling location near Piazza del Popolo. The hotel’s charm, helpful staff, and atmospheric period details make it a lovely place to linger over a sunset cocktail." - Maresa Manara
"An independent boutique steeped in art-deco flair just off Piazza del Popolo, this hotel channels 1920s glamour with antique furniture, damask wallpaper, ornate chandeliers and a curated display of historical artifacts and film-related memorabilia; its compact collection of rooms and cinematic interiors make it feel like a yesteryear hideaway beloved by cinephiles." - Laura Itzkowitz, Erica Firpo
"Hotel Locarno is a stylish hotel in Rome, earning a Michelin Key for its charming atmosphere and top-notch services." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Just around the corner from Piazza del Popolo, the courtyard bar of Hotel Locarno has a strong aperitivo game. Actors and media types tend to come here for an evening; come weekends, the Sunday brunch is also popular. They do the Italian classics well—you know the deal: Negronis, Campari spritzes, ice-cold Martinis, that sort of thing. But it’s the location that really draws the crowds—a picture-perfect courtyard, with trickling fountains, shaded by wisteria trees. Come for a pre-dinner drink and sit in the courtyard with small bowls of olives and crisps before going on to dinner elsewhere. It'll be the kind of iconic Roman afternoon you've been dreaming of since you bought your flights." - Maresa Manara
"First impression? Just around the corner from Piazza del Popolo, the courtyard bar of Hotel Locarno has a strong aperitivo game. Actors and media types tend to come here for an evening; come weekends, the Sunday brunch is also popular. How’s the crowd? Incredibly chic, with some Italian A-list actors thrown in for good measure. How are the drinks? Pricey but good. They do the Italian classics—you know the deal: Negronis, Campari spritzes, ice-cold Martinis, that sort of thing. But it’s the location that really draws the crowds—a picture-perfect courtyard, with trickling fountains, shaded by wisteria trees. If there’s food, is it worth ordering something to eat? Come for a pre-dinner drink and sit in the courtyard with small bowls of olives and crisps before going on to dinner elsewhere. Did the staff do you right? The staff greeted us warmly and were easy to flag down when we wanted to order. They’ll happily recommend drinks, too. Wrap it up: what are we coming here for? The kind of iconic Roman afternoon you’ve been dreaming of since you bought your flights to Italy." - Maresa Manara