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17 Verified reviews from people who have booked The Inn at the Roman Forum on Tablet Hotels.
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The Inn at the Roman Forum
Via degli Ibernesi 30
Rome, Italy
Neighborhood: Centro Storico
Style: Contemporary Classic
Atmosphere: Quiet
14 Rooms
Something of a sequel to the Inn at the Spanish Steps, the Inn at the Roman Forum takes a very similar approach. This one, like the other, is a charming small hotel, with a personality all its own — this one tucked away down a very minor alleyway, but like the other, right next to one of Rome’s famous tourist attractions.
Which is why it’s remarkable just how quiet and private this place is. The fourteen rooms are all different, all plush and comfortable, the interiors livelier than the usual design-hotel fare — many come with whirlpool baths and all come with plasma televisions, DVD players, iPod stereo systems and a full complement of Etro bath products. Some of the rooms and suites open onto outdoor terraces, and there’s a garden terrace out back and a living room upstairs — but the greatest surprise, by far, has to be the crypt.
That’s right, the crypt; underneath this centuries-old building is a milennia-old Roman crypt, accessible via a little doorway behind the reception. That’s one amenity the average boutique hotel can’t match, though it’d be entertaining to see them try. Back in the land of the living, there’s no restaurant, and no room service — one advantage of the location, next to the Forum and a stone’s throw from the Colosseum, is that travelers find themselves well taken care of.
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17 verified guest reviews for The Inn at the Roman Forum
From people who have actually stayed at The Inn at the Roman Forum
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tyang1
Stayed October 2009
I Liked
nothing
What the hotel could do better
toilet leak. room not maintain.
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stooze
Stayed June 2009
Overall rating: Good
stooze has 1 recommendation for Rome, Italy on Tablet Guides
I Liked
The location is ideal. 5 min from the forum, a short walk from the very busy center yet quiet and secluded. The hotel itself has some ruins of the roman town in the ground floor which gives it a great atmosphere. The room was spacious, as was and the area which they used for breakfast and afternoon snacks.
What the hotel could do better
The bed was not as comfortable as it should have been for the price-they should invest in american style matresses, and the breakfast eggs were always cold.
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dbeems
Stayed May 2009
Overall rating: Good
dbeems has 1 recommendation for Rome, Italy on Tablet Guides
I Liked
The roof terrace was a dream. The service and the happy hour snacks delicious.
The rooms were great, location superb.
What the hotel could do better
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apalnative@aol.com
Based in Monticello, Florida, USA
Stayed May 2009
Overall rating: Good
apalnative@aol.com has 1 recommendation for Rome, Italy on Tablet Guides
I Liked
Location and the interior. This hotel is so hard to find, and when you do you are not so sure you have made a good chioce. The receiving room is small and like a tunnel. However you know your in a boutique hotel right away by how they great you. Very friendly staff, but when you get to the room it is a quite suprize. The decor is heave with drappy but not over the top. The old raw wood beams on the ceiling are like goin back in time. They just dont make place like this anymore, yet the best part is location. As soon as you step out turn the corner there are the ruins all around you. The hotel is also in walking distance to great little resturants. Dont bother calling a cab, the walk is why your there.
What the hotel could do better
They need better signage. I dont know the rules in Rome for signs, but when the cabies dont know about a place it is a little unnerving.
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jnicotra533342
Stayed May 2009
Overall rating: Good
jnicotra533342 has 1 recommendation for Rome, Italy on Tablet Guides
I Liked
Loved, loved, loved breakfast on the beautiful 4th floor terrace every morning.
Complimentary snacks in the evening were very nice.
Our room was very nice with the exception of the mattress
What the hotel could do better
Lumpy mattress in room 203
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ajaques1116661
Stayed April 2009
Overall rating: Excellent
ajaques1116661 has 1 recommendation for Rome, Italy on Tablet Guides
I Liked
Boutique quirky style, nice personal service.
What the hotel could do better
Nothing
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tvaughan667011
Stayed December 2008
Overall rating: Excellent
tvaughan667011 has 1 recommendation for Rome, Italy on Tablet Guides
I Liked
Loved the hotel and the incredibly accommodating staff. They even gave us a certificate to go to a complimentary happy hour at their sister hotel, the Inn at the Spanish Steps
What the hotel could do better
That we had to leave so soon.
516 people found these comments helpful
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Torbjørn
Stayed November 2008
Overall rating: Good
Torbjørn has 1 recommendation for Rome, Italy on Tablet Guides
I Liked
Excellent service, location and atmosphere. Walking distance to Via del Corso, Spagna, Trevi and Colosseum.
Great free snack service from 5-8 pm which is also available at sister hotel at Spanish Steps.
What the hotel could do better
The Via degli Ibernesi is really narrow, short and can only be found from one direction. It is an excellent and quiet location. Our taxi driver however didn't find it and we had to walk. I would suggest to order the taxi service from the hotel :-)
651 people found these comments helpful
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