Via Capo d'Africa 54, Rome, Italy | (888) 962-8097
Spacious, bright rooms with modern marble bathrooms
Rooftop terrace restaurant with impressive view
Large, modern fitness center
Central location blocks away from the Colosseum
Free Wi-Fi
Free breakfast
Simple decor may feel generic to some
Some guests complain of water pressure and temperature problems
Lower-level rooms lack coffee/tea facilities
The Capo d’Africa is a 65-room middle-tier hotel housed in a former convent and school that was redesigned in 2001 by architect Harry Gregory. The remodeling shows: There’s a modern and elegant approach to the property's aesthetics, with bright pops of purple in the lobby and works by contemporary artists hanging throughout the hotel. Rooms have ample space in comparison to other area venues and offer a simple decor with modern amenities. The location is within easy walking distance of the Colosseum, though it's a bit of a trek to other sights in the tourist center, such as the Pantheon or Trevi Fountain.
