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Hotel Size:
14 Rooms , 5 Floors
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Amenities
- Pets accepted
- Family Rooms
- Restaurant
- Non-smoking rooms
- Data port
The only hotel in Rome to have its own ancient Roman ruins, The Inn at the Roman Forum has a fascinating Cryptoporticus, a 2,000-year-old stone gallery with engravings in the cellars. In a quiet position, just yards from the Roman Forum, it has a private walled garden and a rooftop terrace with spectacular city views. A fabulous blend of the ancient and the modern, the atmosphere is truly relaxing with striking contemporary decor and original features. A marble staircase leads to the rooms and suites, while on the top floor a pretty rooftop terrace has superb views of the Piazza Venezia monument and Palatine Hill. Visit the nearby Roman Forum and the Via Sacra, ancient Rome s most important street. Then, head to the Arch of Titus and onto the Colosseum. Return to the hotel s Lounge Bar for pre-dinner cocktails. The Inn at the Roman Forum is a Small Luxury Hotels of the World property.
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NICE!!!!!
After reading through a lot of reviews on tripadvisor, i finally decided on this hotel. And i was not dissappointed. Like many of the other peo...
Nice Little Hideaway
We fancied a small boutique hotel for this trip, and the Inn at the Roman Forum looked perfect. Plenty of charm, and some unique furnishings, p...
Highly Recommend this Hotel!
We stayed 2 nights at the Inn at the Roman Forum in Rome, Italy. Its a pretty quick ride from Termini by cab (about 12 Euro). Luckily the cab d...
Delightful Stay at the Inn
My husband and I took our first trip to Italy in June 2008 for our 35th anniversary. Since it was a significant celebration for us, we wanted t...
wow....
It's rare to stay at any hotel and not find something wrong with it. I am comfortable with the fact that one can go to a hotel and enjoy the st...
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