Hotels con balconi a Medellin

Impianti: in generale, non c'è gratis miniera d'acqua e macchina da caffè nella stanza, caldaia d'acqua. Igiene: meglio, ma le donne che puliscono igiene iniziano a lavorare molto presto ogni giorno, a volte la porta entra. Ambiente: vicino al centro commerciale, meno di dieci minuti a piedi Servizio: può anche

The Hashtag 98 Hotel is almost perfect except for one thing. It's loud. It's across from a couple of establishments that play loud music and the hotel adjacent/connected to it is loud. So if you need quiet in order to sleep forget this place, you will not enjoy it. On one hand, the location is ideal for exploring the Provenza/Poblado area. There are a ton of restaurants around it. Choices on where to eat are not lacking at all. The rooms are beautifully appointed and thoughtfully furnished. There are gorgeous picture windows and sky high ceilings. The bed is comfortable. Water pressure is great and toiletries smelled nice. All of this becomes inconsequential however as you initiate the automated black out curtain to get a good night's rest only to be able to hear the constant thud and screeching of music from across the street and from the lobby. The only other thing I didn't like about it was there wasn't a fitness center/gym.

Questa volta, catturato il Festival dei Fiori di Medellín, è stato completamente spostato!Medellín è romantico, lo spirito di Medellín è ancora più che la Cina dovrebbe imparare! L'hotel è anche come il giardino spagnolo. La stanza è particolarmente comoda, l'acqua di lavaggio è particolarmente grande, molto comoda ogni giorno, e l'hotel è anche comodo! I dipendenti dell'hotel portano i pantaloni di Medellín ogni giorno, e sono particolarmente carini intorno al setaccio! Questa volta, il Festival dei fiori di Medellín ha visto il rispetto di Medellín per ogni industria!Molto ama Medellín!

As someone who has traveled to 35+ countries and has held high status with Marriott for years, this is the worst Marriott I’ve ever stayed at in terms of service. During check-in, I had to swipe my card three times because I was told the payment wasn't going through. However, I checked my bank account, and all payments had gone through. Instead of swiping a fourth time, I had to walk to an ATM to pay for the hotel in cash. I called my bank and put them on speakerphone to talk to the hotel manager, confirming that the payments had charged me multiple times. The manager assured me the charges would fall off as they were pending, but as of today, the payments have posted and no money has been refunded. I will now have to dispute this directly with my bank. Despite being an elite member with Marriott, I was not placed on one of the elite floors, which was disappointing. Additionally, I had informed the hotel prior to check-in that I was coming into town to celebrate my partner’s birthday and requested something special be arranged. Despite reminding the staff daily, after our 4-day stay, nothing was arranged. We were also locked out of our room as the key card wouldn't work, and when we called downstairs for help, we were told, “We can’t help you right now, we are busy.” While the property itself is clean and safe, the service was not worth it. The only good service came from the executive lounge team. I am VERY loyal to the Marriott brand for all my personal and work travel, but if you’re ever traveling to Medellin, this is one time I would advise not staying with Marriott. Update: the hotel just text me and let me know I need to pay for two waters I drank at breakfast one morning. No apologies for horrible service, no update on my money being refunded, just that I need to pay for two waters that should have been included in the free breakfast elite members receive. WOW!! STAY FAR AWAY FROM THIS HORRIBLE HOTEL

Il posto è sorprendente, ma non mi ha aiutato a controllare la mia stanza un'ora prima, e mi hanno insistito ad aspettare fino alle 3:00 e poi un'altra. La zona di lobby è in gran parte fuori e pioveva, ”Ho in gran parte congelato a morte mentre la gente del dipartimento frontale insisteva che non potevo controllare nella mia stanza prepagata fino alle 3:00. Io ero li' per due ore, molto freddo e con vapore, e dovevo sedersi al loro ristorante all'aperto (servizio molto lento e scarso) e ordinare e cenare costoso perché non mi lasciavano in anticipo, e il posto non era nemmeno pieno. Pertanto, la mia prima impressione era povera.

I stayed 7 nights. Starting positive. Rooms are very spacious, nicely equipped and clean. Most of the receptionists are welcoming, attentive and helpful. They fulfilled all my requests, including waving a (50% daily!) rate for a 4 hours late checkout. The chef is very talented: I can vouch for his pizza and dessert. Now, for the problematic aspects: location, noise, breakfast, and inconvenience. Location - I picked this hotel for personal reasons, aware of this disadvantage. The hotel is located a 15 minutes walk from, in one direction - the nearest metro station, and in the opposite direction - carrera 70 (center of life in Laureles). Noise - there is a wide atrium from bottom to top of the building; its fourth side isn't a wall, but a net/screen;all the staircase side facing the street is just open shutters. Result: all street and sky noises are LOUDLY heard all the time, including at the back side (where I requested a quiet room). The windows aren't noise-isolated. neither are the doors. Breakfast - A) service is unbelievingly slow. I once waited 40 minutes for my eggs and hot drinks. Reason: there are only two (nice but forgetful) waitresses. B) guests need to ask again and again for re-supplies at the buffet..... C) .....which is VERY basic and unvarying. There is a for-pay menu of additionals. Uncomfortable bed environment - A) Night tables are 50 cms from the bed, and unmovable. B) No USB sockets. There's an elec socket on only one side of the bed, 1.5 mtrs away. Result: no cellular recharge possible while lying in bed. C) No master switch for room lights near the bed. PS - in order to open the windows, one has to climb on a chair. Taken with the open-noisy structure of the building, it really seems as if human comfort was deliberately ignored in internal design.

Suites were nicely decorated, spacious and comfortable. Great views. Could not find anything to fault it (other than there was no kettle to boil water for tea, but this was minor). This hotel is in a valley so you can hear some noise at night - We were on a very high floor but were kept awake by drilling at 3am for a couple of nights. But I think these apparant building or road works were just temporary. Pool was quite nice to swim in and not too crowded when I visited in the morning. Maybe busier late afternoon. Decent size for swimming Restaurant was good. Reasonable choice for breakfast and we ate evening meal there twice. Staff helpful although we did need google translate as the English was limited but they did try very hard and Columbia is not really a country where English is widely spoken so that is not a criticism. This hotel was quite expensive (the most expensive one we stayed in, in Columbia) but I feel it was worth just paying that little extra on this occasion to treat ourselves.

Hotel Nutibara is located in the centre of Mendoza at 2.2 km of the bus-station. The hotel offers 56 rooms over 2 floors, indoor parking, outdoor pool, restaurant & café, and a poorly equipped gym. The hotel is outdated but is still pleasant. Free Wi-Fi. Friendly and helpful staff. We had a room with view of the pool. Our room was adequately furnished and decorated, with a good double-bed & bedlinen, ceiling-ventilator, TV on the wall, mirror-cabinet, air-conditioning, wardrobe & safe. We had a small separate bathroom with toilet, washbasin, bidet and shower over the bath. All was clean. Windows can be opened and have shutters. There is substantial traffic noise. At the nearby corner is a bus stop and traffic lights. Busses stop and accelerate from early morning till late at night. The breakfast is modest: pastries, toast, butter & marmalade, croissants, fruit & orange juice, cups of cereals, milk, tea & coffee. Scrambled eggs and espressos are extra. We found hotel Nutibara comfortable and we had a OK stay.

There is no safe in the room (as mentioned on the room description on *******) only at the reception and full on the day of my arrival, so first 24 hours no safe ! Very noisy place, like read noisy even on the 8th floor, specially on weekends. Wifi working very intermittently and with very poor bandwidth. A shower with a slow drain and bad slope so the water in there never dries up. Noisy Air Condition unit to keep your noise pollution even when things quiet down on the street. Don’t expect a coffee station (even in what they call the suite) About the suite, manage your expectation it is nothin more then a little larger then average room with a king size bed. One lady at the reception (Laura) is extremely rude and condescendant with very unpleasant attitude. Don’t expect much english speaking staff (but this did not bother me I worked on my little Spanish) This place has potential to be something nice but for now the energy is overall very negative, it feels more like a public service formalities center than a hospitality business, forms and papers and signatures and restrictions. For the area, there are a lot of bars in the Area if you’re in for the night life (I was not) but don’t expect good for in the area if you like eating well. In brief, use this place as a last option, I found out at my expense that there are many better options for that price and I honestly don’t understand how the rating of this place is not much lower.

入住前需要告訴酒店陽台房間，不然可能安排的是窗户封的陽台。地理位置去哪裡都要打車，附近也沒有多少餐廳可以選擇，但是比較安全。另外右旁邊路上有個小中餐廳，超級難吃而且亂收費，強烈不建議。