Oaxaca City Hotels: Casa CuéA modern hotel 2 blocks from the zócalo, Casa Cué has good air-conditioning, good service, and bathrooms with instant hot water. The lovely terrace on top of the three-story building (there’s no elevator) has patio furniture and a good view of the mountains. The midsize standard rooms are attractively furnished and well lit; most contain two twin beds. Junior suites are large and come with a sofa, coffee table, and writing table; most hold two double beds (some have one king and one double). The suites are still larger, and the second bedroom makes them perfect for a family. The hotel is well managed. It’s across the street from the market, which can be a little noisy, but the double-glazed windows do a good job of blocking it out. Facilities: Address Aldama 103 Location Around Town Phone 951/516-1336 Fax 951/516-1336 Room Information 23 units Prices High season $72 double, $92 junior suite, $130 suite; low season $65 double, $79 junior suite, $96 suite Credit Cards AE, MC, V In Room Amenities A/C, TV Parking Free covered, secure parking If liked this post and you wish for information about our language and customs in Latinamérica, we highly recommended Spanish programs for foreign university students. Source:frommers.com Posteado el May 10, 2007 - Categorizado en Mexico Hotels, Mexico Oaxaca Hotels, Mexico Tourism, Oaxaca City Hotels, Oaxaca Mexico, Oaxaca Tourism Oaxaca City Hotels: Casa Colonial Bed and BreakfastThe casual and comfortable setting created by attentive hosts Jane and Thornton Robison promptly sets guests at ease. This is an especially attractive place for first-timers to Oaxaca, who can tap into the owners’ knowledge of the area and perhaps even tour some villages with them. The good-size rooms open to a large garden with tall jacaranda trees; they are simply but comfortably furnished. Breakfast is substantial: fresh fruit, yogurt, hot cereal, eggs, bacon, juice, and coffee. The hotel is farther from downtown than most of the others listed here. Rooms are not available for the Day of the Dead season or Christmas. Live music occasionally on Sunday afternoons. The casa is closed for May. Address Negrete 105 (Apdo. Postal 640) Location Around Town Transportation Walk past La Soledad church on Av. Morelos, and angle right for a couple of blocks; the green house with purple trim (there’s no sign) will be on your left Phone 800/758-1697 in the U.S, 951/516-5280 Fax 951/516-5280 Room Information 15 units Prices $105 double. Rates include full breakfast Credit Cards MC, V Parking Free parking For all of you that are willing to learn more about latinamerican culture and custom, we encourage you and highly recommend trying Experiencial Leadership Courses. Source:frommers.com Posteado el May 10, 2007 - Categorizado en Mexico Hotels, Mexico Tourism, Oaxaca City Hotels, Oaxaca Mexico, Oaxaca Tourism Oaxaca City Hotels: Casa Cid de LeónCasa Cid de León has easily the largest suites in downtown Oaxaca. Each is extravagantly decorated in colonial style, with a few modern touches and fresh-cut flowers. The one that garners the most attention (La Bella Epoca) has three balconies facing the street and a large sitting room. The two-story, two-bathroom suite (El Mío Cid) would be perfect for a family. One of the downstairs suites, La Dominica, is my favorite for its space and comfort. Guests have access to a rooftop terrace. The location, 2 blocks north of the zócalo, is excellent, and Señora Cid de León is a most accommodating hotel owner. The hotel offers custom tours of the city and surrounding valley. Facilities: Address Av. Morelos 602 Phone 951/514-1893 Fax 951/514-7013 Room Information 4 units Prices $211-$258 suite. Rates include juice, coffee, airport transfer, tour of city In Room Amenities A/C, TV, hair dryer, bathrobe Parking Valet parking $10 You visit our section about Intermediate Spanish Lessons. Source:frommers.com Posteado el May 10, 2007 - Categorizado en Mexico Hotels, Mexico Oaxaca Hotels, Mexico Tourism, Oaxaca Mexico, Oaxaca Tourism Mexico Huatulco Festivals: Eco-FestivalThe Mexican city of Huatulco, in southwest Oaxaca State, will host, the 2007 Music for the Earth Festival from Thursday through Sunday to raise funds to preserve the environment. This 13th edition, with artists from Chile, Argentina, Spain and Mexico, is held to publicize the importance of protecting the environment and endangered species. Besides the concerts and freeing turtles and iguanas, the Music for the Earth Environmental Award will be given to Dr. Valeria Souza, of Mexico s National Autonomous University s Ecology Institute, for her work to preserve Cuatrocienegas lakes in Coahuila State. Oaxaca Tourism Secretary Beatriz Rodriguez noted that Huatulco was chosen to host the festival as winner of the international “Green Globe” ecosystem certification. If You wish information about our language and customs in Latinoamerica see to Spanish classes and tango lessons. Source:plenglish.com Posteado el May 10, 2007 - Categorizado en Mexico Oaxaca Huatulco, Mexico Huatulco Festivals, Mexico Tourism, Oaxaca Mexico, Oaxaca Tourism Top-notch Tourism in Huatulco: GolfingHuatulco has one of the best golf courses on the Pacific coast. The course’s designer, Mario Schjetnan, went to great lengths to assure that golfers can enjoy a beautiful panoramic view. The course also has three lakes, where you’ll see migratory birds. Club de Golf Tangolunda – Located at the Tangolunda Bay. The greens have a 750-sq meter putting area; some holes have double greens. This 18-hole, par 72 championship course is 6,851 yards and it’s very challenging. The club offers a restaurant, bar, professional tennis courts, a swimming pool, restrooms, dressing rooms and electric-powered carts. Opens daily at 7:00 a.m. For all of you that are willing to learn more about latinamerican culture and custom, we encourage you and highly recommend trying experiential learning courses abroad. Source:visitmexico.com Posteado el April 20, 2007 - Categorizado en Mexico Oaxaca Huatulco, Golfing in Huatulco, Golfing in Oaxaca, Mexico Tourism, Oaxaca Mexico, Oaxaca Tourism, Top-notch Tourism in Huatulco, Top-notch Tourism in Mexico, Top-notch Tourism in Oaxaca
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