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... there is a town full of goodwill and laughter, life tobe lived at full throttle or lazing beside the pool.
More of Bri's research led us to a wonderful restaurant on our first night, stupidly expensive by Tagangan standards but still cheap enough. After a great meal we headed into the main street that runs along the beach to ply ourselves with mojitos before heading up onto the headland to the town's primary drinking hole. Unfortunately it was dead and not that impressive so ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Lee Cartagena
“ Great manager and staff ”
Reviewed Dec 31, 2011
Cartagena hotels are very pricey during Christmas and the New Year, but the Hotel Lee represented fair value. Less than a five minute walk to the old town, it's close to all the action, but also quiet enough for a good sleep. It's in a part of Getsemani undergoing gentrification, with boutique shops and nice restaurants sprouting up just outside the hotel's doors. Will probably be a very upscale street in a few years.
The hotel was always kept spotless, and the rooftop lounge/pool was great to cool off in the afternoon. The staff was phenomenal, especially the manager, Luis. He went above and beyond answering our questions, and helping us book tours and private transport to Santa Marta. Upon arrival there, we realized we had left behind a pair of sandals - no problem, as Luis not only quickly located them, but couriered them to our final stop in Bogota. Would definitely recommend this place and also return in the future.
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