Cartagena hotels near Plaza de San Pedro Claver

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Cons: Attention by clerk and room were very old, and very far from installations. It was the last room of the hotel. When enter to the room it was full of Mosquitos and smell around was nasty.

Cons: I didn't like the prices. It is a little bit costly the food.

Cons: The beach wasn't relaxing at all. The vendors are extremely aggressive. They line up at your cabana and you can barely close your eyes for 30 seconds. They start massaging you and asking for money. We were there for 3 days and only went to the beach 1 day.. Stay in old town and enjoy the history and market where you go to vendors, not the other way around.

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Cons: I didn't like the fact that the Ac was not working properly . We had two rooms in our stay and both had cooling issues.

Cons: They need to speak better English to accommodate their guests, since this is a hospitality business.

Cons: Beach vendors! What a pain the butt!! They harass you the entire time while you're on the beach! Don't accept or take anything from them, unless you plan on buying it!

Cons: Room windows cannot be opened. Stairwell was painted midday, heavy paint fumes filled the hallway.

Cons: pool was being renovated and rooms were tiny

Cons: They never had any towels you had to constantly ask for some.

Cons: No hot water in the shower.

Cons: They didn't prepare for the season so they had problems with the towels, also the service is not so good and the breakfast vas horrible.

Cons: Uf you have to or want to fo every day to old town, Its so far, and taxis are expensive.

Cons: Underwear with used female sanitary napking hanging from bathroom door. B Bathroom lacks lighting (light is very dim). A/C set on very cold temperature which you couldn't adjust, only turn on/off. Bathroom door locked me in the bathroom without being able to exit. Overall, no attention to detail.

Cons: Charged misterious extra fees. All inclusive food is bad. Rooms are terrible . A total rip off.

Cons: Of the last 5 years of 1500+ nights in hotels, I have never encountered a worst place to stay in my life. This is unlike any other property with rules and processes carefully designed to make a guest's experience challenging. 1. Check-in only takes an hour at the front desk, accepting payment usually results in US banks blocking your card due to suspected fraud, and guests can count on another 30 min before room inspection can be complete and a key is obtained 2. Wifi is non-existant 3. There are strange restrictions around where you can move around the hotel as well taking your room towel out of the room (really?) 4. Exercising "discipline," redundant process, and rules requires a lot of monitoring and staff, and the hotel has impressively invested plenty of manpower in that area 5. Oh and don't dare leave your key in your room, it will only take several hours for the hotel to find a locksmith...one would have thought to keep duplicates right? 6. Though it is all-inclusive, the alcohol quality is bound to make you sick and the food is mostly uncooked. Be prepared to eat/drink outside for all 3 meals. I am surprised that the hotel is still up and running. We were a group of 8 who spent most of our time outside the rooms, but whatever moments were at the hotel, were not conducive to a convenient existence.

Cons: Not a 3 star hotel. Not recommended it Very disappointed.