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Hotel Hassler Roma

Rome, Italy · Independent · Grand Luxury

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At the top of the Spanish Steps, the Hassler has been independently owned by Rome's Wirth hotelier family since Oscar Wirth rebuilt it after the war and reopened in 1947. Albert Hassler opened the house in 1893; today sixth-generation twins Veruschka and Roberto Wirth Jr. run the 82-room hotel, whose sixth-floor Imàgo looks across the city's domes. Forbes Five-Star and a MICHELIN One Key, it is one of the last family-held grand hotels in Rome.

About Hotel Hassler Roma

History

Swiss hotelier Albert Hassler opened the house in 1893 at the top of the Spanish Steps. Oscar Wirth, of the Bucher-Wirth hotelier dynasty, became a partner in the 1920s, rebuilt the hotel, and reopened it in 1947. His son Roberto E. Wirth ran it from 1985 until his death in 2022; twins Veruschka and Roberto Wirth Jr. now operate it as the sixth generation, still independently owned. Sixth-floor Imàgo looks over the city's domes.

The setting

Hotel Hassler Roma is a Via Veneto hotel on the west side of Via Veneto in Rome. Spanish Steps is essentially at the door, Trevi Fountain is roughly 7 minutes' walk, and Villa Borghese is roughly 11 minutes' walk. The Borghese Gallery, the Spanish Steps, and Trevi are the walking theater. Sleep at the top of the Steps if the view is the point; sleep on Via Veneto if you want the embassy-row curve. 2 km from Colosseum.

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