El Huarango Hotel

Not much. The food and beverage service was available until late. There was a pool and sufficient parking.

The beds were hard and the rooms had very rustic furniture. The bed sheets and covers, along with the towels, were as inexpensive as you can get. The rooms looked old, especially the doors and the furniture. The TV was placed too high, and it took me about 10 minutes to figure out how to get the whole screen to display; it was a unit with a strange technical configuration. Of course, there were no instructions. And no information was provided for the wifi. In the parking lot, something smashed into my side mirror and bent it forwards intentionally even though I left plenty of space between by car and the two on each side. Fortunately, I was able to place it in the correct position and got it to work again (automatic deployment). Apparently, no one watches over the cars in the parking lot even though it is a very closed space. As for the staff, it was the total lack of courtesy we found most distressing. Upon checkout, there was no greeting (i.e. "good morning"), no thank you, and, actually, no words were uttered at all on their part. They just put the paper in front of me to sign. I thought it was pretty unbelievable. Three words could have changed my impression to a more favorable position. But instead it left me a lasting one that is overwhelmingly negative. To sum it up, it was not worth what I paid even though the location was excellent. I expected much more and got much less instead. I will not be returning, ever again.