Where to stay in Caracas?: Advice for budget travellers

Looking for safe-cheap'n-nice accomodation?

Caracas lacks of hostels, and cheap lodging is absolutely not recomended, because they're usually located in ugly, unsafe, dirty areas.

Budget hotels located in safe, well-conected and nice areas are a better bet. They are never as cheap as a hostel or a b&b, but you would not fall into bankruptcy for staying overnight in Caracas or for just 2 or 3 nights, ha ha.

Here I give you a short list of places where to stay in Caracas (remember, they're not luxury accomodation; they'll give just what you need for your budget travel):

Hotel Harmony
(212) 7515053 (212) 7510895
Calle Chopin, Colinas de Bello Monte
Bello Monte, Distrito Capital
One corner away from bus and metrobus stops (commuted to Plaza Venezuela station)

Hotel City
(212) 7935785 (212) 7936884
Av. Bolivia, detrás de Torre La Previsora. Frente a la Est. del Metro
Plaza Venezuela, Distrito Capital
Just behind a Plaza Venezuela metro station exit

Hotel Altamira
(0212) 2674255
Av José Felix Sosa, Altamira Sur
Two blocks south of Altamira metro station
Near Torre Británica
This hotel could seem to be expensive in comparison with what it offers, but a choice after all

Hotel La Floresta
(212) 2631955
Av. Ávila Sur, Altamira Sur
Less than one block south of Plaza Francia southeastern corner
Altamira metro station
This hotel could seem to be expensive in comparison with what it offers, but a choice after all

Hotel Residencial Montserrat
(212) 2633533
Av. Ávila Sur, Altamira Sur
Less than one block south of Plaza Francia southeastern corner
Altamira metro station

Take care and be fine. I'll check more hotels out, in order to give you further advice. It's good to know some people want to know our capital city...it's worth it.