The room was surprisingly roomy, giving me plenty of space to spread out after a long day of sightseeing. Everything felt clean and functional, so I didn’t miss any comforts.
Claudia2 years ago
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Cartagena de Indias
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Casa Hotel Nurandy sits on Cartagena’s beachfront, offering immediate sand access and a sun terrace. Free Wi‑Fi covers all rooms, which feature air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, coffee makers and flat‑screen TVs; family suites include entrances. Services include private check‑in/out, paid shuttle, outdoor lounge, 24‑hour security, tour desk and luggage storage. La Boquilla Beach is steps away; Rafael Núñez Airport lies 8 km distant.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The room was surprisingly roomy, giving me plenty of space to spread out after a long day of sightseeing. Everything felt clean and functional, so I didn’t miss any comforts.
Claudia·2 years ago
The spot is right where you want to be—close to everything and easy to get around. The owner was quick to sort out the few hiccups we ran into, which was a relief in a country where small issues can pop up often.
Andrew·2 years ago
The hotel is a short walk to the beach, which was convenient, but the neighborhood felt rundown and there was no on‑site restaurant, so we had to find food elsewhere. Cleaning was hit‑or‑miss; the sheets weren’t changed and the place smelled off when we arrived. To make matters worse, the “sea view” they advertised turned out to be just a wall, so the price didn’t match the experience.
Sanchez·3 years ago
The building itself is decent and sits right in the city centre, making it easy to explore. Unfortunately, the housekeeping left a lot to be desired—no daily linen swaps, the air‑con barely cooled, and the place felt pretty dirty, especially at night when the heat built up.
Javier·3 years ago