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Fogon de Piedra
Outside restaurant next to the pool. The restaurant is frankly overpriced and the service is simply not good enough. The food tries at being up-market but fails miserably. I recently (2010) had some tasteless fish here with over cooked vegetables that was downright unacceptable at the price. Brasserie Large, brasserie-style restaurant downstairs. I havenīt had dinner here but the breakfasts are terrific - large buffet style. You can also eat outside. Bari Bar Across from the lobby, the Bari Bar is a "modern" looking area where you can quench your thirst. Minimalist with straight lines. 16 meeting rooms There is a large selection of meeting rooms for business and in terms of representational qualities - it's top notch. All in all, the outside area is fantastic. The pool is very big and the general feel of the place is exclusive, hidden away and a great place to laze in the sun, dip in the pool, sip a cocktail, read a book - you get the idea. Despite its' upmarket feel, it does not strike me as particularly uptight. There is also a small, chic, cafe upstairs next to the lobby that shows the modern approach they're pushing and I must admit that it works. Given the location, mixture of sporting and business facilities, update design and feel of the hotel, the Hotel Intercontinental Medellin comes in first place - but of course, everything has a price. |
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