Hassler Roma
Rome's skyline from a Michelin-starred rooftop table
About this hotel
Travelers who check in for the skyline will find the Hassler Roma's sixth-floor restaurant, Imàgo, a destination in itself. From this elevated vantage point, the Eternal City unfolds in a remarkable panorama of terracotta rooftops and historic domes. As the golden hour bathes Rome in a soft glow, guests can savor classic Italian cuisine with international specialities, each dish complemented by the evolving cityscape. The ambiance transitions from a serene afternoon light to the vibrant sparkle of the city after dusk, creating an unforgettable backdrop for a romantic dinner or a celebratory gathering. The experience culminates in the sheer spectacle of Rome illuminated, a view that truly defines the Hassler's unique appeal.
- Rooftop Michelin-starred restaurant
- Panoramic gym and wellness facilities
- Elegant rooms and suites
- Historic city center location
Our take
The Hassler Roma is ideal for couples and discerning travelers seeking a luxurious stay with an unparalleled dining experience high above the city. Its Michelin-starred rooftop restaurant offers a sophisticated setting for special occasions, making it perfect for those who prioritize culinary excellence with a view. However, travelers looking for a casual rooftop bar scene or a poolside terrace might find the focus here more on refined dining than a lively social hub.
- ✓Book a table at Imàgo for sunset to witness Rome's transformation from golden hour to a city of twinkling lights.
- ✓Consider a pre-dinner drink at Salone Eva before heading up to the rooftop for your culinary journey.
- ✓Explore the wellness facilities, including the gym, which also offers panoramic views to enhance your workout.
Why we love it
- Michelin-starred rooftop dining experience
- Panoramic views over Rome's rooftops
- Prime location atop the Spanish Steps
- Elegant rooms and suites with city views
Why guests love itFor a milestone anniversary, a couple booked the Hassler Roma mainly for one evening: dinner at the Michelin-starred restaurant on the sixth floor. They timed the table for the end of the day, when the light fell across Rome's rooftops below the Spanish Steps and the city slowly lit up through the meal. The next morning they used the sauna and Turkish bath before heading out. It is a dining room with a view rather than a terrace bar, which suited their plan exactly.