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Via Tor De Conti 25, Rome, Italy
Situated merely a 9-minute stroll from the large sunny square "Piazza Venezia", the exclusive 4-star Hotel Forum Rome is furnished with luxurious fabrics and parquet floors and offers a lobby area and a restaurant. This Rome hotel is in Colosseum with a breathtaking view from all rooms, within a few blocks of such natural sights as Capitoline Hill.
The hotel is only 1.7 km from the classical 17th - century Fiumi Fountain and within a 1-km distance of Ancient Roman ruins. The elegant Forum Rome offers proximity to such family venues as the zoological garden "Bioparco di Roma" (2.6 km) and the ancient Roman Circus Maximus (1.2 km). Also, Basilica of St. Mary of the Angels and the Martyrs lies nearly 5 minutes' drive away, while Cavour underground station is in proximity to the accommodation. Situated right in the centre of Rome, this hotel is just 150 metres from Cavour/Ricci bus stop.
Hotel Forum features 76 rooms equipped with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and Wi-Fi as well as a mini-bar, tea and coffee making facilities. The rooms are fitted with a private bathroom. Offering such amenities as a hairdryer and a shower cap, the bathrooms also include a bidet, a separate toilet, and shower/tub combinations.
Don't miss out on a generous American buffet breakfast during your stay at the Forum Rome. At the onsite terrace bar guests will find a host of international cocktails on the menu. It also features a terrace and a lounge for guests' comfort. Alle Carrette is ideal for tasting Central-Italian cuisine and is situated a mere 5 minutes' walk away.
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