Hotel La Floresta Caracas
Avenida Avila, Altamira Sur Caracas, Central Venezuela, Venezuela
TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel La Floresta Caracas
“Basic But Acceptable”
heatheravan 60 contributions
Coral Bay, Australia
Nov 12, 2011
We were on the tenth (top) floor 108, no real view, 2 smallish rooms one double one single, tired but clean. Free slow WIFI in the room. Friendly english speaking reception. Bathroom has hot water. Aircon and TV. Located in a safe part of the city, no problems walking around during the day. Friendly staff in shopping area. Restaurant near hotel has an english speaking cashier.
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