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It’s not surprising if this stylish 1920s hotel has the air of a film set about it: Swiss director Bernard Weber used it as the location for his 1978 movie ‘Hotel Locarno’, and its low-key glamour makes it a perennial favourite with artists. An impressive collection of Art Nouveau and Deco pieces furnish the reception rooms, and a birdcage lift creaks up to the distinctively decorated bedrooms.
Hotel Entertainment
Romantic Break
Designer
Sights nearby
Other Activities
Great walks
Designer Shopping
Honeymoons
Retro/Vintage
Gym
Pet friendly
No restaurant
Sit-out Terrace
Full of character
Lively
Downtown
Romantic
Charming
Traditional
Child friendly
Antiques
Artworks
Bicycles available
Free use of bicycles for exploring the cityGym
A personal trainer is avaliableParking
Private valet garage parkingPet friendly
Small pets are allowedNo restaurant
Breakfasts in-roomSafe
Sit-out Terrace
Bar
Airport transfer
Walking distance restaurants
Internet
Babysitting
Business Centre
Wifi
Satellite / Cable TV
Concierge
Suites
Room service
Child friendly
Garden
Hotel Entertainment
Sights nearby
Other Activities
Great walks
Designer Shopping
A hotspot for artists and creatives such as Mimmo Palladino, Enzo Cucchi and Federico Fellini since the 1960s, this Art Deco jewel remains simultaneously sceney and classic. Pre-dinner cocktails in the courtyard are guaranteed to impress even the fussiest guest.
Originally published by The Telegraph
Hotel Locarno has bags of charm, a sterling location near the glorious Piazza del Popolo, and it’s not unreasonably priced.
Originally published by CNTraveller
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