Holiday Inn Express San Luis Potosi
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Mexico
These springs churn out huge volumes of water, 70,000 gallons an hour! - you can see them spewing out water & big chunks of debris - the water is warm, fresh & clear. Obviously venerated by local people as childs skull, bones & other offerings found. Also, with several caverns to explore, it's great fun diving.
Definitely worth the detour. Even saw my first ever roadrunner on the way.
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San Luis Potosi - An Interesting City
... but here is where I draw the line and let other people enjoy these delicacies. From the brisk sales witnessed at street side vendors, a lot of Mexicans enjoy the "offal" and brains as much as I enjoy a good steak.
You can say what you want about the "offal" but there is no mincing of words when it comes to the chicken sold in Mexican markets. The plucked chickens have a beautiful yellow color and based on the chicken we ate in ...
San Luis Potosi - A Different Kind of Christmas
... is not conducive to Christmas Dinner or any other dinner for that matter.
Barbara soldiered on to the bitter end but I could not finish my bowl. This left me munching on the ubiquitous tortillas.
Like I said it was a totally unsatisfying Christmas Dinner that I will never forget.
Just another word on Mexico being "one of the world's great places to spend Christmas" - that cord was never struck with me.
What ...
Day 43- Queretaro to San Luis Potosi
... and the hotel has at least one restaurant and an unusually emerald green pool. Of course, there is A/C, cable and good drinking water. There is an interior parking garage. In the early evening, we took a walk and ate at a cafe a few blocks away. Some of this area is blocked off to traffic, which makes walking a pleasure. I enjoyed strolling the plazas around us- and we saw a beautiful rainbow from our room! ...
Heading Inland
... where we spent 3 nights. The campsite in "downtown" Melaque was full due to the lingering Semana Santa crowds, so we headed to the town's outskirts where we found an average hotel with an above average parking lot that doubled as a stunning campsite: we were sandwiched between the ocean on one side and a large lagoon, full of migrating birds, on the other. Melaque shares a bay with its more lovely sister, Barra de Navidad (pop. 7,000), which was a 20 minute ...
Amenities
- Room service
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Fitness/Health center
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility