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The price is SAR 46
SAR 46 total
3 May - 4 May
The price is SAR 155
SAR 206 total
3 May - 4 May
6.0 out of 10, (2 reviews)
"Trotz ihrer buchungsbestätigung war kein zimmer verfügbar.
Ich bin mit taxi von mocoa zum hotel gefahren und musste dann selber 2 stunden ein neues hotel suchen...
Sehr unbefriedigend!!!!"
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The price is SAR 50
SAR 50 total
11 May - 12 May
The price is SAR 375,050
SAR 375,050 total
3 May - 4 May
7.4 out of 10, Good, (3 reviews)
"This is a backpackers hotel with a few large nice and kind of overpriced rooms. View is amazing but of course you need to like the sound of the powerful river right under your balcony as well as...bugs.. there are many of them flying around but they don't bite. The rooms are open so you are exposed to all that as well as to some occasional smells coming from the kitchen. BUT : people at that place are for real and also very gentle and helpful. It's an experience that registers.. "
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The price is SAR 250 per night from May 3 to May 4
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SAR 250 total
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Shamans lead traditional healing ceremonies in this Andean valley town known for its vibrant indigenous culture. Hike to nearby waterfalls or visit the colorful Sunday market where Kamëntsá artisans sell intricate handwoven textiles.
