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Hotel
Skip sub-par lodgings in favor of familiar and comfortable spaces at Hotel Las Golondrinas. Our rooms – all equipped with Internet access and air-conditioning – offer a cozy nook where holidaymakers and business travelers will easily feel right at home. Best of all, a cordial room service crew is readily available to attend to your needs.
Relaxing in your four-star accommodation is a diversion in itself, but our hotel also has its fair share of entertainment and leisure. Our restaurant-bar and Club de Playa are sure party staples, while the pool should cater to the outdoor enthusiast.
Rooms and Rates
Overlaid with muted tones and soft hues, our Mexican-inspired rooms radiate a restful ambience like no other. Air-conditioning, a private toilet and shower, cable TV, and Internet access are standard in each accommodation.
Additional conveniences like an IDD phone, safe, and hair dryer are also provided. Complementing the already outstanding array of amenities are the unobstructed views of the pool and lush gardens.
Non-smoking accommodations are available. Room service can be requested.
Facilities and Services
The Caribbean Sea breeze begs to be savored, and what better way to delight in such natural pleasures than by enjoying our fine selection of facilities and services.
• Swimming pool
• Club de Playa
• Restaurant-bar
• High-speed Internet access
• Tour services
• Dry cleaning/ laundry
• Parking
Location
Hotel Las Golondrinas is situated within the heart of Playa del Carmen, México, where enviable tourist spots and shopping hubs are located. You’ll have no issues with accessibility as the city’s major arteries are within proximate distance from our hotel.
Playa del Carmen is a city located along the coast of the Caribbean Sea. It is one of the more popular destinations in the Riviera Maya, a tourism district in Quintana Roo State. Bask in the excited bustle of Quinta Avenida, a walkway filled with shops, bars, restaurants, and hotels. You can also soak up the sun along Playa del Carmen’s pristine beaches or engage in water activities like snorkeling and scuba diving.
Location Information
Aside from myriad tourist attractions, the city further impresses with commercial centers and other areas of interest that lie minutes away from Hotel Las Golondrinas:
• Supermarkets – 100 m
• Quinta Avenida – 200 m
• Banks – 200 m
• Park and church – 300 m
• Beach – 400 m
Hotel Las Golondrinas
Av. Constituyentes 178, entre av. 15 y av. 20
Centro, Playa del Carmen
Quintana Roo, México
Phone Number: (984) 873 2805
Fax Number: (984) 873 2463
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(CNN) -- Suspected killer Marine Cpl. Cesar Laurean is most likely in Mexico, authorities said, and the prosecutor said he has agreed not to seek the death penalty if Laurean is arrested in that country.
Marine Cpl. Cesar Laurean, wanted for murder, may have fled to his native Mexico.
Onslow County, North Carolina, District Attorney Dewey Hudson told CNN that he was shown "strongly compelling evidence" compiled by federal authorities that shows Laurean is in Mexico.
Hudson said he has asked through the State Department that Laurean be arrested if he is found in Mexico. But, he said, he had "no other option" but to take the death penalty off the table if Laurean is found there.
Mexico has a longstanding record of refusing to extradite suspects to the United States if they face a possible death sentence if convicted.
"I had to agree not to seek the death penalty," Hudson told CNN. "My hands were tied if I wanted to bring him here to face murder charges."
"It was very frustrating and disappointing," Hudson added.
Laurean has been charged with murder in the death of Lance Cpl. Maria Lauterbach. Her charred remains were found January 11 in a fire pit in Laurean's backyard.
Investigators found the body after Laurean's wife came forward with a note her husband had written saying he had buried Lauterbach, who was eight months pregnant, after she slit her own throat during an argument.
Hudson said Laurean apparently entered his native Mexico only days after leaving behind that note.
Hudson would not elaborate on the evidence suggesting Laurean is in Mexico, which he said he viewed Friday. The FBI would not comment on what evidence it might have that Laurean is across the border.
"We strongly suspect, but have not confirmed, he is in Mexico," FBI spokesman Newsom Summerlin.
Summerlin said the FBI plans to circulate in Mexico either matchbooks or business cards with Laurean's photo. The Marine's wanted poster is on the FBI's Most Wanted List with a $25,000 reward.
Police believe Lauterbach was killed December 14, the same day she bought a bus ticket for travel for the following day. But in the note provided to police by Laurean's wife, the corporal claimed Lauterbach killed herself December 15.
Police said an autopsy revealed the pregnant Marine was killed by a blow to the head. Police said they are analyzing a possible murder weapon provided by an undisclosed witness. A spokesman told CNN it could several weeks to determine whether it was used to kill Lauterbach.
Laurean's wife told police about the note January 11, a day after she said Laurean told her what allegedly happened and following a meeting with a lawyer. Police describe her as a cooperating witness.
Lauterbach was scheduled to testify last month at a military hearing after accusing Laurean of raping her last spring.
On Monday, the Onslow County sheriff's office released new photographs of the fire pit in Lauren's backyard taken just before Lauterbach's body was discovered January 11. Police said some neighbors reported seeing a group of Marines having a Christmas Day barbecue in Laurean's backyard.
Police also released photographs that show Laurean's living room and garage with paint cans. Investigators said they found blood in more than one room of Laurean's home, some of which was covered by fresh paint.
The sheriff's office said it has documented evidence Laurean bought paint, concrete blocks and a wheelbarrow at a home improvement store December 16. In a store surveillance video, Laurean is seen walking into the store with another man, who has not been identified.
Investigators are also awaiting the results of DNA paternity tests, which they said could take weeks, to tell whether Laurean was the father of Lauterbach's unborn child.
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