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Relax by the pool surrounded by lush greenery and comfortable lounge chairs.

Experience the flavors of Mexico at El Sabor de México, serving tacos and tequila since 2010.

"Have to return room key all the time. Time how much spend using the Tv, turn off the electricity each time you leave the room. Disaster, first time ever in my life that looks like I was in jail. The price of the hotel change."

Relax in this serene space with a large bed and a balcony view.

Relax by the rooftop pool surrounded by seating areas and tables.

"Slightly outdated, ants in the bathroom."

$46 nightly

Aug 24 - Aug 25

Total includes taxes and fees

Relax by the serene pool surrounded by lounge chairs and a shaded seating area.

"Was good in general"

Relax by the pool with a refreshing drink and comfortable amenities.

"I communicated my arrival time on the Hotel web messaging service after the hotel wrote to me on it. When I arrived, the hotel was locked up solid, no light, no one answering door or phone. My cab driver took me to a different hotel. If Beulah Hotel charged my credit card, I will dispute it."

Relax by the pool with lounge chairs and a refreshing drink at hand.

"Confortable and spacious rooms, staff extremely helpful and professional"

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Top Paraguay Hotel Reviews

Esplendor by Wyndham Asunción

10/10 Excellent

"Staff were excellent. "

Ibis Asuncion

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel’s location is perfect. It really is walking distance from 2 malls. Which means that you can not only shop but you have food options. Btw, their breakfast was pretty good and you should be able to find something. The staff was amazing ! They tried their best to accommodate me even though my Spanish is non existent. The hotel’s temperature was a bit hot at night but it is what it is. I think it was a cultural issue. They don’t use a/c as much as we do in the USA. "