In 'Porco Rosso', what is the name of the seaplane base where Porco stays?

In “Porco Rosso,” the seaplane base where Porco stays is Hotel Adriano.

The hotel is run by Gina, Porco’s longtime friend and the woman who quietly hopes he will return her love. Set on a small island in the Adriatic, it serves as a gathering place for seaplane pilots, bounty hunters, and the air pirates who roam the region.

Hotel Adriano is more than a lodging stop: it is neutral ground in the film’s world of airborne rivalries. Porco visits Gina there, and the hotel becomes the setting for several important conversations involving Porco, Donald Curtis, Fio, and the pirate gangs. Its relaxed garden and waterfront also contrast with the danger of aerial combat.

A common mix-up is confusing the hotel with Porco’s secluded workshop or with the Piccolo family’s aircraft-repair business in Milan. Those locations are connected to his plane, but Hotel Adriano is Gina’s island base and the pilots’ favorite meeting place.