Hotel Ayenda Habana Vieja 1221

“Rakastin tätä paikkaa”

Valmistin 11 yön Hotel La Habana Viejassa. Pähkinänkuoressa rakastin sitä. Itse olin surullinen lähteä. Henkilökunta on niin ystävällinen, huoneet ovat erittäin puhtaita ja rakennus on loistava charmi siihen. Paljon merkkiä, jota pidän. Jotkut ystäväni jäi paljon kalliimmalle paikalle noin 5 minuut… lisää

Valmistin 11 yön Hotel La Habana Viejassa. Pähkinänkuoressa rakastin sitä. Itse olin surullinen lähteä. Henkilökunta on niin ystävällinen, huoneet ovat erittäin puhtaita ja rakennus on loistava charmi siihen. Paljon merkkiä, jota pidän. Jotkut ystäväni jäi paljon kalliimmalle paikalle noin 5 minuutin päässä. Heidän paikka oli mukava (korkeat huoneistot, parvekkeet, hissi, kaksikielinen henkilökunta), se tuntui erittäin steriililtä verrattuna minuun. Pysyin molemmissa paikoissa ja paljon parempi Hotel La Habana Vieja. Espanjanni ei ole kovin hyvä, joten henkilökunta ja minä yksinkertaisesti kirjoittaisimme, mitä halusimme sanoa Google-kääntäjälle ja se tuntui toimivan hyvin. Aamiainen oli yksinkertainen mutta maukas: kahvia, mehua tai hedelmää, arepa-juustoa, munakokkelia, paahtoleipää (esimerkkinä). Nautin siitä ja se sisälsi huoneen. Aguacatalan metroasema on erittäin lähellä ja helppo kävellä. Ehkä 10 minuutin kävelymatka. Ja naapuri on hieno. Olin yksin, keski - ikäinen nainen, joka matkusti yksin. . . ilmeisesti turisti. . . tiesi noin 10 sanaa espanjaksi. . . ja minulla oli aivan nolla ongelmia. Oviedan ja Santa Fomin ostoskeskukset ovat alle 10 minuutin kävelymatkan päässä. Erittäin mukava 24 tunnin ruokakauppa (Carullo) on myös alle 10 minuutin päässä (jalka). Kaikkien Hotel La Habana Vieja oli niin ystävällinen. Henkilökunta ja minä vaihtoimme jopa halauksia ja suukkoja poskelle, kun lähdin. He sanoivat (Google Translatein kautta), että he toivottavasti palasivat. Ja varmasti:) En voi kuvitella majoittuvan missään paitsi Hotel El Habana Vieja. Se on kotini poissa kotoa. Olen sisällyttänyt muutamia kuvia hotellista ja huoneestani, jos se auttaa.

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“Erittäin hyvä valinta Medellinissa”

Vietimme 3 yötä täällä ja se oli loistava valinta, vaikka vähän pois tieltä. Viihtyisä, puhdas hotelli, jossa maukkaita, perus-aamiainen ja erittäin ystävällinen henkilökunta. Lähellä kauppakeskus ja 24 tunnin supermarket ja lyhyt taksimatkan tai 20 minuutin kävelymatkan päässä El Poblado piiri, jo… lisää

Vietimme 3 yötä täällä ja se oli loistava valinta, vaikka vähän pois tieltä. Viihtyisä, puhdas hotelli, jossa maukkaita, perus-aamiainen ja erittäin ystävällinen henkilökunta. Lähellä kauppakeskus ja 24 tunnin supermarket ja lyhyt taksimatkan tai 20 minuutin kävelymatkan päässä El Poblado piiri, joka oli täynnä baareja ja ravintoloita. Hyvä arvo rahalle.

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“Quaint Hotel with Character”

If you are looking for a hotel that is modern and has lots of accommodations this is not the hotel for you. But, if you want a place that is closer to having some character, affordable and has a local feel to it, then this might be to your liking. The purpose of this review is to help other trave… lisää

If you are looking for a hotel that is modern and has lots of accommodations this is not the hotel for you. But, if you want a place that is closer to having some character, affordable and has a local feel to it, then this might be to your liking. The purpose of this review is to help other travelers in their attempt to find a place to stay that is to their comfort level. I booked a five day stay here, not knowing what to expect. It is my first time in Medellin, Colombia. I booked the "Hotel Habana Vieja" because it looked like it had some local character and was affordable. When I travel abroad, I typically don't like to stay in a modern hotel that could be anywhere in the world or remind me of being at home in the United States with all of the comforts. I enjoy staying at local hotels because they are different and give me more access to the local people, one of the main reason I do travel. In this regard, the "Hotel Habana Vieja" did not disappoint. It is an old colonial home that is situated in "Poblano" or the "Touristica Area" and is close to everything. It seems this little hotel is one of the few remaining original buildings in this area, as it is in the shadows of several skyscrapers that have been built up, or being built up around it. It is also next to a major road, so between traffic and construction, it wasn't exactly a quite retreat setting, but that added to the character for me. I also saved a lot of money in being able to walk to most everything I wanted to see. The "Centro Commercial de Santa Fe", which is a large modern shopping mall with everything you need or want, if you are missing something. For example, I was able to use my bank card to retrieve extra funds, or purchase food or extra clothing. The hotel has a full time staff that was very helpful. I speak Spanish, so it was easy for me, but if you don't, it may be an immersion opportunity for you. I didn't see any parking, but most people arrive via taxi and then use taxis to get around during their stay. Renting a car I would not recommend your first time here. It is a high density area and gridlock during certain hours is clearly a problem, not to mention how crazy the population drives around here compared to the United States. Motorcycles and scooters zip in and out of traffic with no clear signals and reminds me of my experiences in Italy, but I have to say, I never saw a single accident, compared with the United States, where accidents are a daily occurrence, in the Bay Area. The hotel seems to have three or four floors in classical satilla flooring, with bars on all doors and windows. You ring the door bell and the attendant unlocks the gate that allows you to access. You leave your room key when you leave and they return it to you when you return. It seems they have a variety of rooms for couples and singles, with rooms that have shared bathrooms and showers and others with dedicated ones. I had a room on the second floor with a dedicated bathroom. Each day maid service cleaned the room. The room I had was funky, in that it had three locks on it and only one worked, part way.....I could unlock it with a key, but not lock it from outside. I had to push the button on the inside to secure it. It was functional. The room was not perfect but it was again "functional". It felt more like a bed and breakfast than a hotel, which was fine for me. The room had a safe, but it didn't work. It had a television set with remote and some stations were in English. The best part was the shower that had lots of hot water and great pressure. The bed was made every day. No heater or air conditioner, but you don't need those here since the average temperature is around 72 degrees Farenheit. A fan was in the room and a blanket was provided. The hotel also has several rooms down stairs and outside you can sit in or use. The internet was not reliable in my room and I had to go down stairs to access to write this review. Each morning I had my complimentary breakfast down stairs, which consisted of scrambled eggs, ham, tortilla, cafe and juice or some fruit. I use T-mobil as my carrier back in the States and was happy to see that I could still use my phone here via the local carrier "Movistar". The hotel has a bit of a bohemian feel to it with it's art work on the walls and antique furniture, but that just gave the place more character. Some people may be uncomfortable with the art work on the walls that consisted of nudes. All of the other guests seem to be fluent in Spanish or local and were all very friendly. I hope this review helps you in your decision to stay or not to stay at this location. I did find cheaper places on line, but they were more like "hostels", which ran for around $9 a day and shared rooms. I found the "Hotel Habana Vieja" perfect for my needs and was able to get a lot of writing done. Good luck with your trip and "Buen dia"!

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