La Posada de Suchitlan
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Colonial El Salvador
After my morning at the museum, I checked out of the Hilton and took a taxi to the bus station. Quite a change of venue and the strong stench of urine was an assault after the sanitized Hilton, but I adjusted quickly enough. I didn't know where I was staying in Suchitoto but figured I'd find something. When I got off the bus I saw a banner pointing …
El Salvador: Suchitoto
... its church and for its cobblestone roads. It has an excellent view of Suchitlán lake, which is an artificial lake formed in the Lempa river and the Cerrón Grande dam. It is a very popular weekend destination for Salvadorans. It has broad cultural activities such as art galleries, cultural centers, and handcrafts.
Robert told us about a waterfall outside the village where we can easily get by ourselves. So we started and had first to walk down to the ...
Destination Postcard
... the best kitchen facilities we have seen so far so we decided to cook for ourselves both nights we were there. After so long on the road it was actually an exciting novelty to eat simple plates of pasta!
The main reason for our visit was to climb the volcano Santa Ana in the nearby Cerro Verde National Park. We caught a bus the next morning with a few other people from our hostel which climbed up through ...
A Visit To The Past
... communist stye revoloutionary memorabilia and artefacts from the war.
Suchitoto was definitely my favourite place for some time, partly because of the people here, and we thought about staying longer and/or coming back to maybe do some more Spanish. However we are now starting to run out of time before we fly home and have also heard about a weekend food festival at a town a few hours away so sadly we have to leave tomorrow after just two days ...
Life on the square
... at an attractive little restaurant called the Harlequin situated in a cobbled courtyard garden. The only other diners were three young European girls glued to a big screen on which was being shown the film “Iron Lady”, all about the life of Mrs Thatcher. Keith made his feelings about Margaret Thatcher known the minute we arrived and claimed that seeing her face spoiled his dinner. In fact the food was very good and we thought it likely that we would ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsLa Posada de Suchitlan Suchitoto
“ So Beautiful! ”
Reviewed Jan 28, 2009
This is one of the most charming places I have ever stayed! My room was fabulous, full of Colonial charm; and the grounds are beautiful. Had a delicious meal on the restaurant with a view of the lake. I highly recommend this place.
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