Hotel Ajau Guatemala City

8 Avenida 15-62, Centro Historico Guatemala City, Western Highlands, Zona 1, Guatemala

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Guatemala here I come

A travel blog entry by adamz

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Arrived at the Tica bus terminal at 4am in the morning to get the 5am bus. At the border had to get out the bus at both the El Salavadorian and Guatemalian border post to do the passport thing before getting back on the bus. Lots of nice views from the bus window.

Also changed some money and got riped off but wanted enough for a taxi and …

We´re In... Guatemala?!

A travel blog entry by namaste32

1

We have arrived! And we donŽt think weŽve gotten ripped off or anything
yet, so yay us! So since not a lot has happened yet (thank god), we
thought weŽd do a little intro in this first blog entry.

For
those who donŽt know us that well, we are long time friends from a
small New York town. We are, in no way, dating, as many …

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Wednesday Morning

A travel blog entry by gayle_hoefker

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We had a very productive day yesterday. First of all, we started our day off with the breakfast buffet at the hotel. We greeted the two waiters that we knew from last year. It feels like coming back home. The buffet (included with the room) has a large selection of fresh fruits, yogurt, cereal, cheese, fresh fruit juice, breads and pastries, and hot foods such as eggs, fajitas, black beans, plantains, and sausages, (which we pass up). They also ...

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A travel blog entry by travellinbum

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... or for you to buy their wares. The food is great, this is real food and not processed like American restaurants. I had the rabbit stew and broccoli soup. Well when you think of the latter, I bet you think of a white creamy thick salty soup. I know I did, but not here. I could taste the broccoli with only a hint of seasoning in a thin, tasty, and muchos verde (very green) soup. The rabbit stew was reccomended on lonely planet and while delicious it was very bony. If ...

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