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#106 of 965 hotels in Central America
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Isoinspira says:
As backpackers, we were prepared to sleep on the beach, however, we found much better accomodations in Sandy Bay right across from Rick's American Cafe for just the right price: FREE with the cost of an Open Water Diving Class! Perfect!! We came to learn how to dive, found the cheapest place, and me...
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#107 of 965 hotels in Central America
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Higton says:
A great place in a great little village. After clambering up a steep incline, the cabin was seen with a nice patio, repleat with hammock. As we now know, hammocks rock. The air-conditioning was ridiculously effective - I haver rarely been so cold in theis place. Great little pool and a sort of...
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#108 of 965 hotels in Central America
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lizzo100 says:
Ok well this place is a nice one to stay, but.... it does depend if you liek your space. We ended up staying here for around 5 days and this was not our choice this is down to the lady who owns the place! She is one of those people you can not say no to, dont get me wrong she is not scary but .........
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#109 of 965 hotels in Central America
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d2amy says:
This place didn't exactly top of the trip for me. At the time I did not know how much it cost to stay the night, but I figured not that much. Only today did I realize it was 60 dollars for a room that was not worth it. The view wasn't great and the hotel is really for people just to crash and not be...
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#110 of 965 hotels in Central America
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spursbackpacker says:
You are greeted with a big German smile "Hola, my name is Heidi" and what a very mellow lady she is, Coconut grove hotel or cabinas is too the east of Puerto Veijo, ok so most of the backpackers go straight to "Rocking Js" but i know somebody who went there, and got bit too death by mozzies so bugge...
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#111 of 965 hotels in Central America
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Dipsy600 says:
This hotel was superb. For a cheap hotel (about $60 a night) we got a wonderful room upstairs, with three beds. The rooms were clean and the beds were comfortable. The Air conditioner worked perfectly too I might add. The toilet leaked a bit though, but that wasn’t enough to ruin my opinion of thi...
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#112 of 965 hotels in Central America
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lizzo100 says:
I liked this place alot! it is very chilled out, and the rooms here are great!, well.... if you are in a dorm they are. Its only $7.50 to stay in a dorm a night which is one of the cheapest places we have stayed in yet! But if you was to stay in a double room then its quite a bit more money! And t...
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#113 of 965 hotels in Central America
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pushirubiano says:
Situated a short walk from the main street Calle Santander on Calle Rancho Grande (the street running parallel to Calle Santander) is the Rancho Grande Inn, which touts itself as 'Pana's best place to stay'. It might have been once but at the moment it is becoming slightly rundown. Rooms are huge bu...
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#114 of 965 hotels in Central America
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spursbackpacker says:
We have been staying at the Oasis now for nearly 8days, and in that time, i think its the most prettiest hostel i have ever stayed at. The hostel is set out in a old colonial building, with a gorgeous patio, and tiled floors, high ceilings, fancy lighting from the 1930s and a cute little swimming ...
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#115 of 965 hotels in Central America
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moeddel says:
While the breakfast and price are disappointing the rooms are comfortable and clean. The staff is also helpful in this quiet hotel not far from the center of town. While there is a disco and restaurant that are within walking distance many other hotels in the city would require a taxi. We enjoyed...
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#116 of 965 hotels in Central America
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Higton says:
I like this place. Indeed, if I had had more time, I may well have stayed here a few weeks and done a bit of work. It's yer standard hostel for young folk - six to a room, nice beds (it is new - give it 6 months) and a very nice atmosphere. It helps that they close the bar at 10pm and the late nig...
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#117 of 965 hotels in Central America
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Aquablade65 says:
We stayed at this resort for only 1 night as we were traveling through Puerto Barrios to Punta Gorda, Belize. It is a large, well-maintained resort with several pools (with water-slides), tennis courts, two restaurants and other amenities. If you plan to go anytime after the start of the rainy seaso...
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#118 of 965 hotels in Central America
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Higton says:
Originally, I said this place is yellow. However, in reality it seems it was actually orange. Anyway, decent enough room and a very useful TV. A particular highlight was Mojito´s via room service - my sort of hotel. The attached Italian restaurant was also pretty good. There a...
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#119 of 965 hotels in Central America
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spursbackpacker says:
If your on a very tight budget and have the skill to say no to trips, then the Hotel Dorothy is the place to be... first off, the rooms are great, clean and big, very airy which is a bonus, the bathroom is huge and has warm water, all together it was only 3,000colones each, which worked out at 3quid...
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#120 of 965 hotels in Central America
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Higton says:
The last hotel of the round-Costa-Rica jaunt was very nice indeed, if a little dark. I put this down to the huge room and the inadequate uplighting therein. It is a very quiet and peaceful place a stones throw from the Cahuita National Park. The hotliers were very helpful, for example changi...
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