Bathroom tiny and no fresh towels when old ones obviously not to be used anymore. No hair-dryer. Very unfriendly man at the desk. Hotel hard to find - in the fith floor with a dangerous lift.

All the nights have to be paid at arrival CASH even thought the door is full of VISA,.... stickers....

In the mornings there was a very nice young lady which was the only sunshine in that hotel. Thanks to her we afterall enjoyed our stay.

The Caput Mundi is Caput
It was October, Rome was packed, I had to stay two nights in the city for work and I was forced to stay at the Caput Mundi when nothing else was available. Now I wish I would have slept on a park bench.
My twin room was so narrow it had two beds arranged head to toe and it was impossible to make it from one end of the room to the other without climbing over furniture. Because of the room set-up only one person could watch TV at a time and there was nowhere in the room to put luggage.
The hotel staff were unhelpful and rude; the hotel was noisy; and we were kept awake by the night porter having loud arguments with guests and smoking endless cigarettes directly outside our room.
To top it off, I attempted to pay by credit card, but the receptionist told me my card was defective (after swiping it) and insisted I pay cash. I ended up paying twice for the priveledge of staying in this hell hole.
Do not stay at this hotel under any circumstances.

DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT stay in this hotel. It is a small one level place situated in a multi level apartment right next to Termini. The original check in girl was very nice, but when we had issues with the room an older Italian guy was at the desk - completely ripped us off. Very unfriendly. pretended to not speak English so that he could rip off the American/Irish newbies to Rome we were. We actually left early because this guy was so rude and crazy, we were afraid of what he may do to our belongings when we left for the day. Went next door to a cute B and B and couldn't have been happier...we are experienced travelers...looking for a decent property that is safe, and clean..and did not find this in the Caput Mundi. TRUST ME...there are far better places out there....email me with any questions

Made reservations in March 2006 and received a confirmation #. Called the hotel in July 2006 to reconfirm. Arrived at Hotel Caput Mundi, morning of September 20, 2006 only to be told that we did not have reservations. When I showed my reservation confirmation I was told our rooms had been given away and there was nothing the hotel could do for us. We had to find 3 hotel rooms for 5 nights in Rome, on our own. The hotel staff and the WRH Hotels Network customer service desk completely ignored our plight and offered no help at all. I would not recommend using WRH Hotels Network to any traveler.