Mexico City Bed and Breakfasts - Reviews and Rates

14 October 2008 - Tuesday We were up at 4am to be at the airport at 5am. 25CUC later we were at the airport and as luck would have it, first in line for check-in. Quite a surprise really as Nicki and I have been suffering from this wallflower syndrome where no matter which queue we stand in, people always manage to push in without fail. We hande...

My classes started this week and everything is great so far, we have different cultural activities that we can attend in the afternoons and they change each week so we won´t get bored (although, I can´t imagine ever being bored here). We also have rotating excursions, so whatever I don´t decide to do this week I´ll have a chance to in the weeks ...

The biggest city in the world, Fact. and it was big. real big. real big and real dangerous. Especially for a stupid Englishman like me, that only speaks the queens English and about 4 words in french. Luckily i landed on my feet again and managed to find a really nice hostel in a really safe suburb. After fumbling my way though a couple of days ...

.... as the hefty midget raised the sacred tortilla to the clouds of digestion that billowed within, beams of light shot out of the magical flat bread, and he knew at once that he'd soon have to find three gold pesos to tip the waitress in the table of two chillis, before he could conquer the unsettled belly of the great montezuma in the 'handic...

Well, the bus ride went smoothly. I watched The Longest Yard and slept a bit, before it felt like we were driving on a washed out dirt road. I made it to Hostel Moneda around 7 am and just wanted to sleep. The other girl in my room (Megan) had just been sleeping for 14 hours after a marathon travel adventure, so she had tons of energy and was ch...