Hostel Quetzal
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Coming to Cancun!
Arrived in Cancun after a 14 hour flight.
The hostel we stayed in was really friendly and every evening we shared a group meal together which was fab for getting to know people, swop stories and tips on past and future travel.
Sadly for me the vegetarian option was pretty much the same for breakfast and dinner - one night they even forgot …
Can't believe I'm in Cancun!
Back in Mexico, hurrah! I really enjoyed my time in Mexico City and so I am so pleased to be back. Right now I should have been in Merida, a town on the Yucatan peninsula with rich Mexican and Spanish history…but I'm not. After a very very long customs effort in Cancun and a long bus shuttle to my hostel in downtown Cancun I had a really …
Goodbye to the Good Old US of A
So after 103 days we are leaving America, and what a 103 days. Just for you geography geeks we have visited;
Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania , South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, …
Let the Diving begin ...
Today the plan was to get started with our PADI Open Water confined dives. We had completed the theory work at home back in April, but we didn't fancy diving in a cold English lake, so decided to learn in the Caribbean waters of Cancun. We had spoken via email with a guy called Alex at the hostel who organised that we could have a pool session to …
Hurri 'came' and went!
After moving all of our bags away from windows and ensuring nothing was on the floor last night, we woke up to heavy wind and rain that compared well to an English rainy day. Apparently the hurricane had missed the Yucatan Peninsula and headed straight for Cuba. We were just sitting in its coat tails.
Many people in hostel were affected …
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHostel Quetzal Cancun
We arrived to Hostel Quetzal which is a clean and very vibrant hostel which provide breakfast & Dinner for free, $1.50 Caronas and your bed made each day. Monica, Jerry & Brian were amazing and gave us so much information on where to go and what to do."I Would Defiantly Recommend this as a place to stay"
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Amazing private rooms, breakfasts and dinners. Would highly recommend Quetzal to anybody staying in Cancun. Staff and owners are super helpful and friendly... kept extending our stay... home away from home.
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