“The best Hotel in Maracaibo #1”

I stay here from 28 June till 11 July 2018. Thes service is top!!! Frontdesk the girl name Liz she did a great job evrything i needed she was there to help with. The bellboy guys top of the line service. Breakfast staff very good there is a night club on the property service there is so good as w... Több

I stay here from 28 June till 11 July 2018. Thes service is top!!! Frontdesk the girl name Liz she did a great job evrything i needed she was there to help with. The bellboy guys top of the line service. Breakfast staff very good there is a night club on the property service there is so good as well, the restaurant for dinner service is a bit slow not so attentive also during lunch my table was close to the cashier and there was like 20 poeple standing in front of me to pay the bill so i was there not at a good moment. But for the rest this property is the best Maracaibo has to offer you. May be u will ask me If I will be back? Ooh yessss my reservation is already confirm on the 28 July i will be back! Thanks guys. Miguelangel Kelly :)

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“Hotel number one in Maracaibo”

Need to improve the Room Service, good view of the Maracaibo Lake, good pool when its sunny, good casino, a lot of parking, nearby of La Vereda del Lago, Plaza Republica, and El Milagro Av; has a Disco called Bari Bar with good Promos, in some words this Hotel has everything in the same Place!

“Excellent”

I came for business and the people make me feel like home. The food is good but kind of expensive if you compare with a regular restaurant. The personnel is amazing and the hotel have live music in Friday’s.

“Average hotel, expensive restaurants”

The Intercontinental is well located and provides a standard business hotel experience. Unfortunately, there are plenty of quarks including not being able to use a Venezuelan credit card as a guarantee, the requirement to pay the entire stay at check-in, and expensive, mediocre restaurants. The ... Több

The Intercontinental is well located and provides a standard business hotel experience. Unfortunately, there are plenty of quarks including not being able to use a Venezuelan credit card as a guarantee, the requirement to pay the entire stay at check-in, and expensive, mediocre restaurants. The steakhouse was expensive and the meat had no flavor. The Italian restaurant doesn’t have a menu. Instead, you must rely on suggestions form the waiter without any idea what you order costs. The coffee bar has light snacks, but beware of the prices. A small ham and cheese sandwich with a handful of fries will cost you 500,000 Bolivares or more than $100 on the official exchange rate. There are positives: the included breakfast buffet is excellent and provides ample choices, and the gym is well-appointed.

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