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Eclectic
A curated blend of diverse historical styles, combining disparate elements to create a harmonious and sophisticated design.
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Mudejar
A fusion of Islamic and Christian heritage, with arches, brick, and tile evoking harmony and tradition.
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Mediterranean
Inspired by coastal villas, emphasises open spaces, outdoor living areas, and natural materials.
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Troglodyte
Troglodyte architecture involves carving homes directly into the earth or cliffs, blending with the environment.
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Upcycle
The practice of creatively repurposing materials and objects to give them a new life.
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Traditional
This architecture follows the most standard forms and techniques established by history and custom.
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Colonial
Draws from the influences of European colonies, blending local traditions with European elements.
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Berber
Showcases the traditions of the North African peoples, with unique construction techniques.
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Balinese
Reflects Bali's traditional art with wood, thatched roofs, and a harmonious integration with nature.
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Vernacular
A style that uses local techniques and materials, adapting to the environment and culture of a region.
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Minimalist
The art of extreme simplicity, removing the unnecessary to focus on what is essential.
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Futuristic
Imagines advanced forms and technologies, anticipating the future with super-modern and simple designs.
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Sustainable
In the world of design, this approach aims to reduce environmental impact through eco-friendly materials.
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Adobe
Construction made from sun-dried earth blocks, perfect for warm and dry regions with high temperatures.
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Moorish
Known for its intricate geometric patterns and decoration reminiscent of rich Islamic heritage.
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Swahili
Architecture influenced by East African coastal culture, with structures adapted to the tropical climate.
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Decontructivism
Plays with fragmented and non-linear forms, defying traditional conventions and a unique style.
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Industrial
Celebrates raw materials like steel and brick, with an aesthetic that highlights the structure itself.
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Modernism
Breaking away from the past, seeking new forms and materials for a fresh and bold design.
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Neoclassic
Revives the elegance and symmetry of classical architecture with a refreshed touch.
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Classic
Based on traditional principles and harmonious proportions that have stood the test of time.
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Contemporary
The design of the present, always on the cutting edge with current trends and innovative materials.
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Bedouin
Reflects the lifestyle of desert nomads, showcasing the simplicity and functionality of their traditional homes.
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Wabi Sabi
A Japanese design appreciation for beauty in imperfection and the transience of things.
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Rustic
Evokes the simplicity of the countryside with unique materials and a cozy style in nature.
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Brutalism
Distinguished by the use of exposed concrete and robust forms, creating an aesthetic that is both raw and powerful.
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Mid Century
In the world of design, this style spans the mid-20th century, where clean lines and functionality were the norm.
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Art Decó
A style that showcases unique elegance and geometry, with ornamental details.
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What is an intermediary?
An intermediary is a person, agency, or tour operator (OTA) that manages guest information and offers additional services beyond lodging, which increases prices due to the costs of these services.
CAOBA eliminates the need for intermediaries by directly connecting the client with the hotel, either through email (booking request) or the booking channel.
How is CAOBA different from Travel Agencies or Tour Operators (OTAs)?
Unlike physical travel agencies or platforms like Booking.com, Expedia, or TripAdvisor, CAOBA focuses on hoteliers and their properties, not on our brand. CAOBA gives hoteliers complete control over the entire integration and booking process. This means that any user who wishes to book through our properties will do so directly with the hotel, from selecting dates to communication and payments, without intermediaries.
In contrast to other OTAs, where hoteliers' decisions may be compromised, at CAOBA, the priority is always 100% with the property owners.
Our role is limited to integrating the property into our website, ensuring that the hotelier and their accommodation meet the appropriate standards and categorization.
Where is the value of our business?
By eliminating intermediaries, extra fees are reduced, and the booking price decreases while its value increases. Both hoteliers and customers prefer this model, as reservation policies (modification, cancellation, refund) and any additional communication are always handled directly between them. CAOBA simply showcases the properties, without managing prices, cancellations, or property requirements.
Our brand also offers value to hoteliers by providing services that professionalize and enhance their properties, both physically and digitally. These services are available in our CONSULTING section.
What types of bookings do we offer?
CAOBA offers two types of bookings:
- Accommodations without a booking engine or not compatible: In this case, the customer submits a booking request. The hotelier receives an email with the request and, if available, accepts the booking and sends an invoice with a payment link. If not available, the hotelier proposes alternative dates and issues a new invoice with a payment link. The hotelier is responsible for providing additional information and setting the booking policy, which is not managed by CAOBA.
- Accommodations with a booking engine: The customer selects the accommodation, chooses their preferences, and completes the booking directly through the engine. The accommodation then issues a confirmation with booking details. As with the first case, CAOBA does not intervene in the booking policy.
What Sets Us Apart?
At CAOBA, we not only offer direct bookings without intermediaries that increase prices, but also provide consultancy to professionalize and enhance accommodations both physically and online (SEO, ads, marketing). Our brand carefully selects accommodations that align with our value proposition.
We accept unique, luxurious, boutique, affordable, and lodge accommodations, following thorough research by our team, to ensure each adds significant value to our portfolio.
