Hacienda Jurica

Paseo Jurica esq. Paseo del Meson s/n Fracc. Jurica, Queretaro, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 76100, Mexico | 3 star hotel

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Queretaro - day22

A travel blog entry by tex06rus

Hola Amigos Well, we made it, our southernmost destination, Queretaro. We will be staying at the Hacienda Jurica for one week using one of our RCI timeshare weeks. The resort is a five star for us, a great full service facility, one of the six Brisas resorts in Mexico. Two restaurants, two bars, room service, swimming pool, sports and recreational …

Queretaro - day 26

A travel blog entry by tex06rus

Still in Queretaro This is the third day since my last journal and we will be leaving tomorrow beginning our return trip north. Let me give it to you day by day. Wednesday, the 23rd .......... It was a quiet day at the resort Hacienda Jurica. Up early at 7:30 for Annette to take her Wednesday fosomax pill. We have been sleeping late for weeks now, …

San Luis POTOSI y se viene...

A travel blog entry by gracevilar

... estaba en SLPotosi nomas! Y al subir al auto y encarar para la ciudad, mientras carreteabamos mas metros se veia mas poblacion y de repente despues de una lomada de la autopista que recorriamos, aparecio la ciudad! estaba escondida nomas, y lejos del aeropuerto!
Me depositaron en mi hotel, ya eran las 8 de la noche, yo estaba realmente cansada asique decline la invitacion de cenar pues al otro dia me pasarian a buscar a las 8 para el training que esta ...

Queretaro

A travel blog entry by benneal

A pretty city with good art, we amble for a day or so (finally deciding not to continue to the siera gorda and more sights in the north) and find a local church which serves great local food on benches in its basement. Another culinary highlight is Gaspacho - an incredible fruit salad with vinegar, onion, chilli and ...

Real de Catorce location of the film The Mexican

A travel blog entry by jojotdog

... churches is how awe inspiring they are in their size as you walk in and the art and colours and the way the light comes into the church. It is breath taking ( I had more breath to take today after last night) the floors of this church are made of wood and are removable which made us wonder if there was tombs down below.
The boys went off for a horseback ride for an hour and we women walked the town ...