GHL Comfort Hotel Los Heroes
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Bogota is Better
... old clothes, flip flops, a bright purple jacket and filthy backpack I received a few looks. The beautiful fire placed lobby and people with their Gucci, I did look pretty nice. Up in my room with my king sized bed, I wanted to just live in the bathroom, it was fabulous. And warm, and clean and the fact there is a bathroom in my room is just a bonus! A walk around a real mall, and some fries for dinner, off to bed. Slept a couple hours. Up at 0400 to head to the airport. The final trek home ...
Beautiful Hike to Mountain Valley
... had a written copy of his sermon. He described the glorious future we have. He also explained how God uses His Holydays to teach us about his plan. It was inspirational and gave us a lot to look forward to.
After lunch, Shawn and I quickly changed our clothes as we had to go to Lyda’s cabana to finish our project from the Ladies’ Afternoon. We needed to put a sealer on our glitter to keep it from rubbing off. That only took a ...
Traveling to Chinauta
I woke up before 7 AM with an urgent need to use the bathroom. While I was in the bathroom, the phone rang. I thought, whoever is calling is probably speaking Spanish, so I hope Scott and figure out what they want. Well, the Santa Rosa brethren had just arrived after their all night bus ride with all their bags and suitcases. They wanted someplace to put them all. The bus to the Feast site was not coming until noon, so this was a real ...
Bogota - stolze & pulsierende Hauptstadt
... auch irgendwo mitten im westlichen Europa sein. Und nicht zu vergessen die Menschen. Aufgestylt für DIE Samstagnacht. Wir fühlten uns in Jeans, Turnschuh und T-Shirt total underdressed und hätten wohl keine Eingangstür der vielen Clubs passiert, ohne vom Türsteher auf den Dresscode hingewiesen zu werden. Deshalb haben wirs auch gar nicht ...
Fiesta!
... into town, I walked up to the funicular to go up to the Cerro de Monserrate, a church on the mountains around the city. At $15000, it was pricey, but I'm glad I did it. The views of the city were impressive, despite the clouds and smog. It made me realise how few green spaces Bogotá has, especially compared to London but also Manhattan, which I saw from the Rockefeller Centre only recently. The church is fairly simple, but has a chapel with a copy of ...
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- Room service
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Free parking