“Caraz dulzura....la mejor experiencia.”
The arrival was flexible and the location excellent, but the house bar was not open… I missed out on some great drinks 😎
Edgar2 settimane fa
Caraz·8.4
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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CASONA LARA Lodge & Distillery in Caraz offers private rooms with balconies overlooking gardens or mountains, equipped with refrigerators, desks, sofas, and wardrobes. Guests enjoy a sun terrace, garden, bar, and free WiFi, plus 24‑hour front desk, shuttle, bike and car hire. Breakfast ranges from continental to Italian, with vegetarian options.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The arrival was flexible and the location excellent, but the house bar was not open… I missed out on some great drinks 😎
Edgar·2 settimane fa
Las instalaciones son preciosas, la casa, las plantas, el jardín. La cama cómoda y calentita. La habitación oscura. La ducha no podía regularse, hirviendo o muy fría. El timbre de entrada se oye desde la habitación y el bar hace ruido hasta las 22 o 23 h
Elena·Un anno fa
The facilities and location were great, but there are no ramps for disabled guests.
Jose·2 anni fa
The place was very pretty, clean, and the staff were extremely friendly.
Neyra·2 anni fa
We liked the hotel’s beauty and the lovely grounds, and the host was very pleasant and even swapped rooms for free when we discovered termites in room 7. The breakfast was decent. However, the old house with wooden beams was infested with termites. On the first night, we found wood chips from termites on our bed; when we reported it to reception, they said nothing could be done at that moment, so we moved the bed to a cleaner spot. The next day we spotted another termite on the bed and spoke again with the owner, who was accommodating and offered a room change at no extra cost. We inspected the new room for any signs of termites but found none, so we accepted the offer. The first night in the new room was fine and comfortable, but the next day, when it started raining, more than 50 termites flew into our bedroom. We had to pull out our trusty flip‑flops to kill them all so we could sleep in “peace.” Two more waves of termites entered the room before we could finally relax. Needless to say, we left the property the following day. Some staff dismissed the termite issue as “oh well, it just happens in the rainy season.” Also, there is a distillery, but the bar was always closed, so we never got to try their drinks. The place has a lot of potential, but unfortunately that potential was not realized.
Felipe·3 anni fa