Hotel Centenario Plus — Hotel in Armenia

Arriving from an excellent hotel in Bogota, we were shocked speechless by our room. It was a suite, but not sweet. Everything was old and funky, but not in a good way. The noise from the street and horrible views and the condition of the room were depressing, and we actually walked the streets in search of an alternative. Well, it turned out that this may be about the best Armenia has to offer! Armenia is not set up for tourism in any way, and the only reason to be here is on your way someplace else. Luckily it was only one day, and we got on a bus to Salento which made it very doable. This proves you can do anything in the short...

The Centenario had a great location for the downtown area. I prefer such a location to get into the beat of any town. The only reason this Hotel got a Average rating was due to the lack of Hot water for the shower. The service was great, the breckfast was nice, and i cant complain other than the lack of hot shower. the first night, we had no water pressure, and this was due to a leak in the tank, then the second night i was explained that the heating is solar heating, tanks on the roof. OK Thats tanks on the roof, but i doubt a solor system is in place to heat the water. so if hot water is important, be warned, if not you will...

We checked in after 1am after our flight was delayed and as a result were just happy to get to bed.|The hotel costs about £19 per night and it’s easy to see why. Basic hostel beds, dodgy blankets and an average shower. The best thing about our stay was the breakfast! Top quality scrambled eggs and ham with a delicious brew of coffee, a great way to start the day.|In reality, this hotel has seen better days. It’s in desperate need of a refurb and could then capitalise on it’s convenient location within walking distance of the...