Hotel Lopez Campeche
Travel Blogs from Campeche
Orevwa Belize, hola Mexico
... see from above that some of the old houses with brightly painted walls were in fact just shells, with derelict interiors.
Close to the walls we happened upon an old fashioned bar called El Rincon Colonial. They had what they called a “Ladies’ Bar” behind a frosted glass door and so I entered the main bar a little hesitantly but my presence seemed to cause no problem amongst the entirely male clientele and we settled at the beautiful ...
Campeche: nothing to do here! Up to Cancun
... kijken we tv. Rondom ons wordt gefeest en we horen de muziek.
Cancun is de feestbestemming bij uitstek voor Amerikaanse spring
breakers, waar we niet bij horen.
De supermarkt moet
bezocht worden na het ontbijt dat inclusief is. We doen inkopen voor
de komende twee dagen en zeulen de gekocht goederen terug naar het
hostel. Het zwembad zorgt voor verfrissing en we maken kennis met
een irritante Amerikaan die denkt dat de wereld aan zen gat ...
Sleepy, pretty Campeche
... American people who had bought land there were asking in a forum about swimming and fishing. Well they were advised that they could fish, as long it was from a boat but swimming was out because the area had crocodiles. Oh. On our last evening in Campeche Jess and I went out for a cup of coffee in a cool looking place called Frappisimo or something like that. A very good coffee with some lovely company and we were ready to head back and pack for our trip to Merida in the ...
Some Like it Hot
It’s hot in the Yucatan Peninsula. Descending onto the tarmac, from the small airplane that we arrived on from Mexico City, we were hit by the overpowering heat and humidity of Campeche. The temperature was about 32 degrees with the humidity boosting it so it felt more like 40. After having our baggage checked by a sniffer dog, we jumped in a taxi that took us to our hotel. Hotel America is by far the cheapest place we’ve stayed but ...
Op naar Yucatan
... we eerst naar Campeche, een havenstad aan de golf van Mexico waar de Spanjaarden veel invloed gehad hebben. Het stadje is ommuurd en kent vele mooie huizen en een leuke Zocala. We verblijven in een groot hotel (Baleartes). Als we aankomen bekijken we het stadje maar je raadt het al, weer regen dus gaan we naar het hotel. Als de regen wat gestopt is zwemmen we nog wat ...
Location
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Room service
- Free parking