We stayed in Fori for 2 night on our return back to Rome and I wish we would have stayed there the previous time. It is very quite and is only one street away from the Forum and Colosseum. The rooms were very clean and the bathrooms are a great size. I would definitely recommend this hotel for anyone staying in Rome.

We stayed here for two nights and were very impressed.

The hotel is located in a tiny side street which is easy enough to find with the help of a decent map and is only a couple of minutes walk from The Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill.

We had a room on the first floor and it was fine. Not too small and had a really good sized bathroom. The bed was very comfortable but we could have done with another pillow (which I'm sure the hotel would have given us had we asked!)

Breakfast was very nice. Fresh coffee, scrambled eggs, pastries, meat, cheese and lots of freshly baked goodies from the family bakery.

The hotel staff were very friendly and spoke excellent English (not that they should have to!)

The real highlight of this hotel is the roof terrace which doesn't seem to be advertised too much. It's worth getting the lift to the 4th floor and enjoying a beer whilst watching Rome go about its business. You can even see The Colosseum!!

The only negative would be that the hotel isn't particularly well sound proofed so we could here quite a lot of nocturnal goings on throughout the building. It doesn't detract too much from the overall stay though as I was so tired, I could have slept through pretty much anything.

We stayed at the Fori Imperiali Cavalieri for four nights from 6th to 10th of May. We stayed in room 205. Here are the pros and cons we found.

+the room was clean and cleaned every day
+the curtains did the job of getting the room dark during the night
+the bed was comfortable (not too soft)
+the breakfast was versatile and tasted good (scrambled eggs, yogurt, toast, rolls, cheese, meat, juices, coffee and tea, cereals, etc.)
+location (we walked to the most sightseeings like Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona and even the Vatican)
+there was a map of the city centre available at the reception
+the staff was friendly and suggested a good restaurant nearby
+roof terrace
+although the room was small, there was enough storage place for us

-the decor of the room was a bit worn off (for example wallpaper sticking out in some places, toilet paper holder not attached properly, cracks on ceiling)
-you could hear speach and other noices from the rooms and corridor very well. We were lucky to have quiet neighbours
-only one tv channel in english (CNN if I remember right)
-I missed vegetables during breakfast
-the room was small