The only one cheap thing you will find in Venezuela is the Gas. If you drink gas, ok. The prices are very high at no good service quality. At this Hotel we had a problem with our Expedia Reservation and only after many calls it was solved. The quality is not the same as the price. More

Too many problems. Reservations desk full of customers, waited long time. Rooms too small. Big pool but bot private enough. Food OK but waiters not very friendly. Was told best hotel in Caracas but it fails miserably. Only good this is that is located near las Mercedes where there are many restaurants. Of course with bthe Chavez situation every place... More

I've had to stay at this hotel several times since the company I worked for made me stayed there, but I work in hospitality and customer service and I must say this is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in, the restaurant stuff is pretty rude and some of the front desk have no manners as well, the hotel... More

I stayed at the Tamanaco twice within a week because my hosts in Venezuela made a reservation for me there. Although I had read the generally unfavorable reviews of the Tamanaco prior to my departure for Caracas, I was still willing to keep an open mind. On my first two-night stay, I thought that the other poor reviews of the... More

Stayed at the Tamanaco Oct. 24-28, 2011. Its still a landmark but the age of the property is showing. Even though its a "non-smoking" hotel, you can smell cigarrette smoke in the hallways. My room was very small, had stained carpeting, leaking toilet, A/C not working properly and none of the issues were fixed after reporting them. Word is, the... More

Spent many hours here reading the Sunday edition of the New York Times. Most of the week. Not much in the way of tv when I lived here unless you liked Sabado Sensacional!!! and Los Professionales con Bodie Y Doyle. This is a strange hotel that shouldn't really have soul, but it does. Seems a little jaded compared to its... More

When I checked into this hotel, once famous for it's grandeur, I was surprised by the lackluster lobby and exterior. I was promptly "upgraded" to a Pool Cabana, a depressing, tiled bedroom located next to the loud pool area. The phone didn't work, or the internet, or the safety box... there were ants, the furniture hadn't been updated since the... More

Among all their poor/bad/old/outdated properties in shady locations around Latin America, the Inter Continentals in Rio and Caracas are THE very worst ones. Management (perhaps of the entire group/continent) must be very old fashioned and living in some dream of when the hotels were glamorous in the Pan Am days. The design, restaurant concepts, etc are just plain out of... More

I am a native of Venezuela but have lived in Florida for over 20 years. I never had the need to book a hotel in the city, since I have family in town, until now. My mom and I stayed in the hotel for 4 nights and we could not beleive what we encountered. The room is so disgusting that... More