Melia Caracas

I stayed at Melia regarding a conference for almost one week. The hotel is big, clean, staff are very kind and helpfull. Food is good. The neighboor ir full off stores and big streets like avenidas. You can feel completely safe in the hotel and dont need to go so fat away to buy thing, the are already a lot of stores next to the hotel including a new builed mall.

I absolutely hate it and regret being here. The service is definitely awful. They don’t even bring you water. They say that they only give one complementary bottle of water for the first night you check in while my other colleagues have three bottles of water in their rooms. And they have the audacity to tell you that one small bottle of water (basic human need) costs five dollars. They have awful Internet connection and all the rooms smell like mold and dust. It’s a no-no from me for sure. Even if you want to buy one bottle of water with your money, they make you call 4 times just to tell you they won’t bring it. This is a joke at this point that no one laughs at :D I have never hated a place this much…

Traveling from another country I have no cellular service here and they put me in a room that has no WiFi signal so I’m unable to communicate with friends or family unless I come into the lobby. Incredibly inconvenient.

Melia Caracas is reliable and provides luxurious accommodations and top conference facilities. You will experience high-speed internet. Perfect for both business and leisure travelers alike!

It's one of the best hotels I've ever seen

Visited Caracas to experience the weather and culture. Had a very good time. Highly recommend Melia Caracas.

Luxurious 5-star hotel for exquisite tastes. Its facilities and attention are first class. You can enjoy its lounges, restaurants, swimming pool and spacious rooms. I recommend it for business or family trips. Luxurious 5-star hotel for exquisite tastes. Its facilities and attention are first class. You can enjoy its rooms

The hotel is old and has not been remodeled, with precarious rooms. You would never think it's a Melia. There is a musty smell, and the furniture in the rooms is old and broken. This description suggests that the establishment falls far short of the standards one might expect from a Melia-branded hotel, typically known for luxury and quality. If considering a stay, one might look for alternatives that offer updated facilities and better maintenance