Ayenda Meridiano Plaza

The service was fine for the price, but what happened at mealtime was extremely unpleasant. I asked them to cook my meal, and when I got up from the table, a dog jumped onto it and started licking everything. The owner seemed to think that was normal. I love pets, but there’s a time and place for them. If you leave your room open, the dogs may come in and even sleep on the bed. That’s why I rated it so low. I’m never going back to that hostel.

Breakfast is included, and a room for five people costs 130,000 pesos per night. The host was very friendly and attentive. The hotel was clean and pleasant, with good mattresses, clean linens, nice pillows, tidy bathrooms, and towels provided.

This is a typical coastal house run by a very friendly woman named Celiza. The room is basic and simple, but clean, and the air conditioning is perfect. The bathroom is very small and a bit old, though it works if you’re just passing through on your way to Tolú and Coveñas. Across the street, they sell delicious typical coastal food. The Alameda shopping center is about eight blocks away, the city center is best reached by taxi, and the Meridiano newspaper building is one block away.

The place is really nice and clean, with good prices and good food. Everyone was very friendly, and the service was excellent.