More information on Hostal Paila
El Aljibe is a family-run property, mid XX century colonial house, recicled to provide comfort to its guests. It is located in the city center and hotel area, three blocks from the square '9 de julio' and the pedestrian streets where the main shopping area can be found. Hostal El Aljibe have been specialised during six year in this services industry. We have 22 rooms, all with private bathrooms, TV, breakfast, free internet and phone in the rooms.We also offer information on tours and a friendly service.Come to have a great holiday and enjoy our hospitality!!!
Directions
We are five blocks from the bus station (the tariff is 3 dollar by taxi).From the airport, we are nine kilometers away (10 dollar fare).
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