Gran Melia Caracas Hotel
Gran Melia Caracas Hotel
Ave. Casanova URB. Bellomonte, Caracas, Venezuela
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Location :
Central
Rooms :
432
Relax after a long day of sightseeing around Caracas and book a stay at Gran Melia Caracas Hotel. Rooms at Gran all feature a 24 hour room service, air conditioning, an IDD phone, Internet access, satellite TV and a bathroom with telephone. There's a wealth of food choices at the hotel. The hotel provides restaurants that offer Japanese and Italian cuisine as well as a bar/lounge.
from US$ 130
per night
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per night
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