阿祖塞纳酒店
Hotel Azucena
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24小时前台花园行李寄存露台免费无线网络礼宾服务全部设施 · 14 +
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With a small number of only 10, this accomodation is very convenient for a quiet stay. Those staying at this establishment may keep updated thanks to the Wi-Fi access. Travellers will appreciate the 24-hour reception.
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服务9.4
设施9.4
清洁9.4
环境9.4
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24小时前台花园行李寄存露台免费无线网络礼宾服务指定吸烟区无电梯（单层建筑）可提供早餐（需额外收费）楼顶露台前台的保险箱机场运输 - 接送（附加费）旅游/票务协助无障碍通道
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Xaok
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Labo Fermento
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La Olla
mexican · 必比登
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mexican · 必比登
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