General Overview:
Radisson Blu GHR Rome is an officially rated 4-star hotel offering a blend of facilities and services catering to both business and leisure markets. The venue comprises two buildings, one of which is dedicated to delegates, featuring 173 standard rooms fully renovated in 2024. Meetings and events are a significant focus, particularly for pharmaceutical and healthcare-related gatherings.

Sustainability credentials are highlighted through its carbon-free meeting initiatives and participation in the Radisson Hotel Group’s responsible business plan.: Radisson Responsible Business

Location:
Radisson Blu GHR Rome is situated near the city centre, 100 meters from Euclide metro station and one metro stop from Piazza del Popolo. Termini Station is 5 stops  and 10 minutes away and connects the hotel by train and metro to the Leonardo da Vinci Airport in 40 to 50 minutes. The hotel does not have parking but works with nearby car parks for up to 300 cars and dedicated coach parking. The hotel is located in a meeting and event district with the Auditorium Parco della Musica, MAXXI, Palatiziano, and the Forum Theatre a short walk away. Both can be considered for larger Healthcare and Lifescience events.

Design:
The hotel is made up of two distinct buildings featuring a modern contemporary style, with one building having a metal and glass façade and the other in brick. Interiors are contemporary with historic touches, functional meeting rooms equipped with state-of-the-art technology, and modern guest rooms designed for business travellers.The venue was fully renovated between 2021 and 2024, ensuring modernity and functionality.

Meeting Spaces:
Radisson Blu GHR Rome’s congress centre spans three floors with six meeting rooms, accommodating up to 180 in theatre style, 100 in classroom, and 230 for dinner rounds. Meeting suites provide natural daylight and flexible configurations. A dedicated M&E entrance will be available from October 2025. All rooms can be privatised on request and are equipped with advanced AV technology, including an immersive banquet hall with 11 projectors.

The ideal meeting sizes within the hotel are from 10 to 150 but for meetings up to 230 attendees, capacity is provided through collaboration with the nearby Forum Theatre.

Bedrooms:
The venue offers 273 rooms across two buildings (9 floors in one, 6 in the other), including Standard, Executive, and Suite categories. Business amenities include work desks, complimentary Wi-Fi, Chromecast, laptop safes, and tea/coffee facilities and mini-fridges that can be emptied on request.

Restaurant and Public Spaces:
Holiday Banquet Hall (-1 floor) serves Italian and international cuisine with a capacity of 250 seats. Le Roof Restaurant on the top floor seats 100. Roman Hosteria offers seating for 50, and a new bistro (80 seats) is expected by the end of 2025. All dining areas can be fully privatised for meetings and events. External suppliers provide certified Indian, Kosher, and Halal catering upon request.

Experience:
The venue has hosted numerous healthcare meetings with global corporate companies. Radisson Blu GHR Rome holds global agreements through Radisson Hotel Group and local agreements with Italian PCOs, ensuring compliance and suitability for healthcare events.

Previously hosted meetings including kick-off, product launch meetings plus National/regional Medica association meetings.

Fitness:
The gym, located on the -1 floor, includes free weights and exercise machines and is accessible 24/7. No pool or spa facilities are available, and the venue does not market itself as a spa or wellness destination.

The hotel is officially rated 4-star and in our opinion, adheres to the generally accepted compliance standards for healthcare events.

The hotel’s website does not prominently feature high-risk compliance terms such as "luxury," "boutique," or "resort."

Whilst being located in Rome, it is not set amongst the city's popular tourist areas.