Hotel Forum

Hotel Forum overlooks the Roman Forum from Via Tor de’ Conti in the historic centre of Rome.

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Rooms at Hotel Forum have specific layouts rather than one generic setup. Classic rooms have a queen bed, parquet flooring, and a bathroom with either a bathtub or a shower box. Superior rooms add a side view over the Imperial Forum, while Deluxe rooms with view face directly onto the Imperial Forum and can be arranged with a queen bed or two separate beds.

The room choices also include more defined upgrades. The Junior Suite has a double bed, a furnished living area in Louis XVI style, and a bathroom with a Jacuzzi tub. The Suite with View has a queen bed, a sitting room, parquet flooring, antique Louis XVI furniture, and two marble bathrooms, one with a bathtub and one with a shower.

The stay works well around the hotel’s upper-floor spaces. Breakfast is served on the Roof Garden, and the property also has a rooftop restaurant and an American Bar with views over ancient Rome. This gives Hotel Forum a practical in-house place to start the day and a place to return to in the evening without leaving the building.

The location is part of the stay, not just the address. Hotel Forum is on the route between Piazza Venezia and the Colosseum, and the hotel gives walking access to the Colosseum metro stop from that side of the centre. In Rome, that matters because it keeps the stay close to the archaeological core while still giving access to the metro.

For larger stays, the Family Rooms are set up for 4 or 5 people, with parquet flooring and a marble-covered bathroom. Across the room categories, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a safe, TV, hair dryer, and kettle are included.

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