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Colosseum Rome Italy

Capo dAfrica Colosseo

2,761 reviews
  • The hotel blends stylish modernity with historic architecture to create an ambient atmosphere and comfortable rooms
  • Enjoy the stunning views of the Colosseum from this fantastic location
£707
3 nights from £354 pp

Nights overlooking the Colosseum

Nights overlooking the Colosseum. At Hotel Capo d´África, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into the glorious past. Here, you’ll wake up close to the hauntingly beautiful Colosseum. You can walk to the Basilica di San Clemente, Santi Quattro Coronati and the Golden House of Nero (Domus Aurea). Rome’s centre is just 5km away. Capo d´África is all about modern conveniences in the heart of Rome. There’s a restaurant, bar and coffee shop when you feel like staying in. But the hotel is also surrounded by great restaurants and cafés if you feel like exploring the best of Italian cuisine.

Facilities

Food & Drink

  • Bar
  • Breakfast room
  • Restaurant
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

Sports & Health

  • Fitness
  • Solarium
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

Find out more about Colosseum

Located in the heart of Rome, the Colosseum neighbourhood blends ancient wonders with trendy urban vibes. From gladiatorial grandeur to bohemian boutiques, it’s where history comes alive – and the espresso never stops flowing!

Via Capo D'africa, 54, Colosseum, 184, Italy

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