The hotel takes the name of the famous composer Richard Wagner who lived in the street that has his name, with his family between 1881 and 1882. Already, from the sumptuous shiny marble steps at the entrance, the hotel exudes an aura of another era, where craftsman wrought iron goes splendidly together with the warmth of timber and with the precious gold decorations. The lighting sparkles in the large Hall, dominated majestically, among the windows – art in themselves, by the famous chandelier which was used in the famous great ball scene of the celebrated film “Il Gattopardo”. The interior of the hotel is decorated ornately with paintings, carpets, rare marble, ‘marble’ columns, windows hand-made by noted craftsmen, old paintings and a rare antique fireplace.
