Hotel Casa Mia Antigua Guatemala
Calle de Santa Ines No. 1 Antigua Guatemala, Western Highlands, 03001, Guatemala
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Used Book Store Antigua Guatemala
... work by various Spanish children’s writers and zine creators. The Rainbow also has a regular lecture series, mainly about social issues facing Central America in general and Guatemala in particular. If you spend 30 Q on books, they give you a free coffee or tea. Cozy cafe to read in as well.
EL COFRE – 6a ...
Everything at once.
... away (literally, and figuratively). We stayed in a small little beach town, with just barely a full street of shops and restaurants, though it was loaded with El Salvadorian surfers. In the evening, we went out to a local bar situated along the ocean that was celebrating Halloween, and danced until we were tired enough to come back to our hotel. We got sun on our skin, sand in our bathing suits, and salt in our mouths – fabulous weekend.
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Antigua... Should have walked....
... we arrive at Antigua. No first class makes this experience better.
It makes me (Jane) sick to even have to put this experience into writing... in fact I would rather talk about my bike accident than relive this.
However... it gets worse (and maybe a little funny in hindsight).... Arriving so late we just walked the streets around our final bus stop to find a hotel ... our first two ...
Go Beyond the Cover
... approximate 90minute tour from seed to cup. On my tour there was only 3 people including myself, I recommend going early and during the week to try and avoid the crowds. Regardless all tours are the same, but I felt lucky as we were almost on a private tour of such. I picked up two bags of ground coffee for only $8 each, and a handful of of little trinkets for about the same. There is a restaurant on site where you can have lunch afterwards, but I waited until I was back ...
A Brief Colonial Exploration
Our shuttle from Copan Ruinas fetched us at the newly arranged time of noon and, when we were chatting with the other passengers, we learnt we were the only ones who were originally on the 6 AM shuttle. Last night, the cynic in me did question whether we were actually just bumped due to their overbooking, methinks I was right. How frustrating, we had wanted to go early to avoid another arrival in the dark. Never mind... :-)
The Guatemalan border ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Casa Mia



