Fiesta Inn Colima

Prolongacion Camino Real 1101, Colima, Pacific Coast, 28010, Mexico | 3 star hotel

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More Colima discomforts

A travel blog entry by benneal

We return to Colima, visit a folk museum with giant puppets and masks, and Soph looses her temper with the neighbours in the hotel this time - booting the wall to shut them up! We try Bate a gritty blend of tea and mucus (it seems) served with syrup and a straw... needless to say we dont finish our cup.
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Adventures and village life

A travel blog entry by benneal

We arrive in Comala and instantly love the place. We stayed with a family at an amazing apartment, visit an old hacienda, and went hiking and kayaking in a volcano crater which is now a lake. We also visit a 'magic zone' where the car appears to roll uphill out of
gear, try green tortillas with corn ...

Hotel disasters

A travel blog entry by benneal

... which sign is for which hotel. We end up in a hospedaje where the plants outside are growing through the window, the mattress is filthy and for some unknown reason we agree to stay there (maybe out of shock). After some consideration we make our excuses and get a bus out of Colima for good!
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Colima et ses villages environnants

A travel blog entry by rayou

Nous arrivons tot le matin a Colima apres 9h30 de bus de nuit. La ville est tres calme et reposante, plutot petite en comparaison aux autres villes Mexicaines (Colima etant aussi l'un des plus petits etats du pays).
Nous visitons aussi des petits villages proches:

Comala, qui est connu pour etre le lieu de l'action du livre "Pedro Paramo" de Juan Rulfo. C'est un village tout blanc, avec ...

Zipping through Colima and Comala

A travel blog entry by gigglesbugg

... more. You won't find any details at La Campana.

After that we headed to the White Town, Comala. I really didn't know what to expect... we made the stop because it was on the way and people said we should see it and it's a designated Pueblo Magico. Well, it really is white! All of the facades of buildings had been white since the 60s. I was told that coffee produced in this region is especially scrumptious so I bought some. I have yet to try it. You ...