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ottimo hotel
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4.4 |
Guest name: lakege, Genoa, Italy
Guest type: Family with children
stayed in Jul 2008
My ratings for this hotel are:
4.0 Check in / front desk
5.0 Value
4.0 Service
4.0 Rooms
5.0 Location
4.0 Cleanliness
Molto carino!
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3.9 |
Guest name: w0nderland, Lazio
Guest type: Honeymoon
stayed in Jun 2008
My ratings for this hotel are:
4.0 Check in / front desk
3.0 Business service
4.0 Value
4.0 Service
4.0 Rooms
4.0 Location
4.0 Cleanliness
Good hotel; great location
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3.8 |
Guest name: Phoenix2Sydney, Phoenix
You can't be any more central than this -on the Zocalo. Hotel is probably 3 star standard with price to match. They add taxes to the quoted price so a run of house room is about $78. My room was in the old centrral wing. It was huge with 20 foot beamed ceiling and a very large bathroom with separate shower/wc. As it was over the kitchen, it was hot and had no aircon or fan, but opening the windows onto the central courtyard let in some cooler air. However the dining area was below and setting up for breakfast made noise until about 11pm.
Not sure how the newer rooms in separate wing might be, but Expedia gives you run of house so you have no choice.
Eat all your meals out - it will be much cheaper and there are dozens of choices within a minutes walk. The cafe on the east side of the Zocalo is great for people watching and you can write your e-mails while having coffee.
A must is the trip to nearby Indian villages - really interesting. Take the tour offered by 'Alex & Raul' at the front entrance of the cathedral off the Zocalo every day at 9am (departs 9:15, returns 2:30; $25).
My ratings for this hotel are:
3.0 Value
4.0 Service
4.0 Rooms
4.0 Cleanliness
Off the Beaten US path
Guest name: Anonymous
Pack your bags and head to Palenque and San Cristobal. Sunny days in the jungle at Palenque- we missed the three days of previous rain . There is great inexpensive food, lodging on the Zocola at Hotel Ciudad Central Historico (make early reservations), and an atmosphere of a Colonial City in San Cristobal. Our cab driver was playing Mozart when we arrived and we found very few US citizens. A guided trip - available each morning at 9:30 from the fountain (NE one block from the Zocolo)to the local villages is a good way to understand the mixture of catholocism and shamanism.
We returned again to Oaxaca, via the night bus, to our favorite Las Golondrinas. Oaxaca City is becoming more of a US destination and since we have visited two times, we probably will adventure to some new destination next time.
great accomodation
Guest name: Anonymous
We stay there in June and it was a beatiful accomodation. It hadn't air conditioning, but chapas is quite cold so you probably will not need it as we didn't need it. The room are large and clean (maybe quite dark) and also the bed is king size. The staff is kind and they speak english. The breakfast is nice. The location is in the centre of the city.