I think most in this hotel wa average. I got one without AC, and it was not a problem. The price offered by email was different from the price I received when in person. I am glad i didn't pay in advance because the price in person was lower.
Breakfast was included and it was pretty good.
They had parties going on over the weekends, so I wouldn't recommend this hotel if you want to rest.
There was wifi but only in the lobby.

Good hotel to escape the noise of Caracas - an oasis in an upmarket part of Caracas.
Close to the Teleferico and lovely Museo de Arte Colonial. For some it might be a little off the beaten track. About 30 bolivars from Plaza Bolivar by taxi. Not a cheap option and so good for mid-budgets. Can be crowded with conventions - especially at weekends.
The website does not work on reservations at the time of writing and best to ring to book ahead.

I stayed at this hotel in the July of 2008, for I was doing research in Venezuela. This hotel I found was comfortable, the service was relatively good, the rooms were also clean. Although, there was no air conditioner in the room and therefore was hot alot of the time. If you want a hotel that is actually without at night in Caracas, this is the place to be and it is quiet pleasant with all its gardens. They have a small internet facility, this can be annoying if you want to actually want to do something in a hurry, however it is better than nothing. The reception staff are English speakers, so it is good for when you get stuch with your Spanish and I found the concierage helpful when I ever needed a taxi into town. However, when you go to the restaurant I took a book with me, for you will need to actually do something while waiting for your food and if you order something please be prepared to ask again for it. The hotel quite a while away from the city, therefore there is not a lot of choices in terms of food. The travel agent at the hotel, named Jose Maria did not give me the correct amount of money needed, she gave me only 2 Bolivares for 1 US$, instead of 2.15 Bolivares. She also charged my mother and I double the normal rate to travel to Los Roques. Therefore, I would recommend that you not use the travel agent in the hotel. The hotel overall was relatively well priced.

If finding a cosy yet reasonably price hotel is a real challenge in Caracas (this seemed to be our impression based on all the hotel reviews), then we must say we were rather pleased with our choice on Avila. However, but for the black-market exchange rate, we would probably feel this place is over-priced (or anything in Caracas for that matter). The hotel is situated in a crescent, kind of up the top of the hill, far away from the big streets and traffic. So it is indeed very peaceful (a little oasis as other reviewers described). However, this also means that you are not really close to anywhere on feet, or near the metro - taxi is the only choice. The room is spacious, with a long balcony, but the furnishing is still like in the 70's. The breakfast is in open terrace next to the pool which is sunny and airy, and where the wifi works the best. [For $$-exchange, the travel desk in the hotel may help you with that, despite the fact the rate may not be the best (i.e., $1: B$5). Alternatively, there are plenty at the airport before you approach the offical exchange counters, even some of the trolley-guys working there may well as you for exchange... So no matter what, get some $$ changed before you step out the airport as the govt ex-rate is just a joke!]