I loved the old Spanish architecture, it was very clean, and the staff were very friendly.
ThomasHace 2 semanas
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★★★·Cartagena·9.0
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Hotel Casa de Las Palmas, a colonial-style house in Cartagena de Indias, offers 8 blocks of walking distance to Bocagrande Laguito beaches, a swimming pool, and charming courtyard with water fountain. Air-conditioned rooms feature red-tiled floors, sculpted wood furniture, and flat-screen cable TV. Free WiFi, shuttle service, and bicycle rental are available, along with a full American breakfast and á la carte regional cuisine at Aguitas del Pozo Restaurant.
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I loved the old Spanish architecture, it was very clean, and the staff were very friendly.
Thomas·Hace 2 semanas
Breakfast was good, the ceiling fan and air‑conditioning worked well, and it was quiet day and night. The room didn’t have enough space to store clothes, no luggage rack, and the Wi‑Fi was spotty and slow.
Marcos·Hace un mes
De ligging van dit prachtige verblijf en de vriendelijkheid personeel en locatie. NVT
Antoon·Hace un mes
The location is very good compared to the convention center and the historic district. Every time I entered the hotel I had to ask a guard to open the main door, and the included breakfast food was disappointing.
Andrei·Hace un mes
The location was good, only about 800 metres walking distance to the clock tower entrance to the walled town. The area seemed relatively safe and quiet. Breakfast was reasonably good with about 6 menu choices. Air‑conditioning was powerful, as needed for Cartagena’s hot weather. Bathroom fixtures were in good working condition. The bed was comfortable. There was a mini fridge. Because it’s an old building with 50 cm thick stone walls, Wi‑Fi and cellphone signals were blocked. There was no functioning Wi‑Fi signal in my room. Even cellphone was weak. It was possible to sit in the public area to get Wi‑Fi but the public area was not air‑conditioned, and so it was terribly hot and humid. The management should have installed router repeaters in each room rather than rely on a single router in the office 25 m away from the room. It was ridiculous that they charge 4000 pesos for each bottle of drinking water, considering the room rate. Should have provided 2 bottles a day free of charge. Lighting in the room was quite dim. Electrical outlets (power points) were insufficient. No desk, but a tiny, unstable coffee table with no light over it.
Alex·Hace un mes