The best accommodations East Coast

Formerly known as Club Miami, this "wild" club has 28 rooms from the simple to the small villa. Equipped with a fan, mosquito nets and their own bathroom, but lack of fresh water. There are also a few cabins for rent. The ideal place for watching birds living in the lagoon (going till dusk). And you are directly on a 37 km long beach! No one is there to force you to keep the shirt. Optional sports and kayak fishing.

The hotel is well-appointed and is well-air-conditioned, but the view of the rooms is comfortable.

Francisca is a pioneer in leasing. Always friendly and she, it offers 6 well-equipped small houses. It also owns a craft shop and two boats to organise transfers to the beaches.

Instead, we go to the friendly reception of the owners, their excellent knowledge of the region and their French, which is very good, normal: Mrs is Switzerland. A nice bar is available, just fill it out. Good news, the neighbor no longer blocks the passage with his car.

A bohemian and well-insulated address, rather kitsch. We come here for the Patron boss, who turns out to be a science well on the geology and history of the region. He also wrote Atlas on the Araya Peninsula. It can also take you to 20 minutes from Araya on a 3 km long beach, even more savage and quiet.

The hotel was renovated three years ago. The 70 rooms have air conditioning and TV, close to the Boyacá square.

This colonial house is central and its rooms, arranged around a patio, have a private bathroom.

Cruz Merreces gives a warm welcome to the few tourists who venture into this small village, accessible only by the sea. She also prepares a fabulous "ponche crema" for which she gave us the recipe: 1 liter of rum, 3 concentrated milk pots, 6 eggs, a little vanilla and a zest of lemon. You will tell me some news.

The best option here. Overlooking the city, a beautiful Posada offering a first-class view of Carúpano. The old rooms are spacious and comfortable and the staff, especially Victor the manager. Good restaurant.

Certainly not the best value for money in the city. Located on the Paseo Colon (the avenue which borders the coastline), this Posada offers 12 rooms a little narrow but clean, with bathroom and cable TV.

Still ask to see the room before, to check the cleanliness that can leave to be desired…

At first, there was a restaurant-shop and then Juan, his wife and the three small under pressure from visitors set up their living space to host you. The room was very clean. A swimming pool with a soothing waterfall, a basin and a massage room to seduce you.

A relaxed atmosphere in the historic centre. The hotel has a lot of road. The 16 rooms are clean and bright, with shower with cold water, WC, TV and air conditioning.

This is the only alternative if you have forgotten the tent or hammock. They are 4 rooms with 3 people, 2 bathrooms shared at 200 Bs. F the room.

Well-appointed cabins, with air conditioning and TV, facing the sea, only to go to the hotel restaurant or in its swimming pool.

A well-maintained hotel, efforts for the garden. Charming and well kept rooms compared to those of its neighbours. Possibility to take breakfast on the fifth floor: The view over the bay is breathtaking.

One of the most central hotels, but this is its main strong point.

There are 11 more or less well kept rooms so far, including two very interesting rooms with a raised terrace that we have preferred the rest. A 50 m from the beach, this Posada, created by Volker, a German, was sold in 2011 to premises. The bathroom is equipped with hot water, which is nice. Under a churuata, you can isolate yourself in a hammock or drink a drink at the bar. The billard pool and the swimming pool during our passage did not reassure us about the estate.

Concept appart-hotel that can be useful if you spend several days. In a residential area only 50 m from the beach, the hotel is well equipped with Wi-Fi, swimming pool and restaurant. The 48 rooms of varying degrees; the simplest with a large bed or two small beds has a coffee maker and a small fridge, a balcony with view over the bay and the Internet in the room - it is already bad!

493 rooms from the standard to the presidential suite, 2 restaurants, one at the edge of the big swimming pool, vague! Spa, gym, tennis courts and beach nearby. The hotel itself has its own marina which can accommodate about boats.

The hotel is very close to the Havana and the bottom of the main street. The rooms are very comfortable and bright, with a small terrace and others overlooking the swimming pool. The restaurant Casanay of the hotel where meals are taken is open even to the public from to; from noon to 15 p. m. and from 18 p. m. to 21 p. m.

6 very summary rooms above a very local bar-restaurant. Avoid arriving at the time of the Provencal siesta, Alberto the boss closes business… You are in the atmosphere.

A beautiful complex with a swimming pool in the heart of a garden full of palm trees, a beautiful churuata and a pas bar. The 200 spacious rooms are comfortable and clean. Hair dryer, safe, cable TV, room service 24 hours.

In the nature, this hacienda lies on the geological fault El Pilar. The garden is punctuated by some natural wells (pozos) of various temperatures in which we bathe. Samples from two laboratories have shown that thermal waters have virtues, loaded with minerals such as potassium (skin), calcium (blood), sodium (natural secretions), iron (digestion), zinc (eye), copper (eye), copper (pain and spasms) and silica (eliminates toxins). These thermal baths are certainly very relaxing, but beware of Rhein, he is hot (47 °!). The kitchen is healthy and tasty. It contrasts with what one usually eats in Venezuela (orange, cocoa, buffalo, etc.).