San Sebastian Playa Hotel
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Time to leave Spain
... car rental place and remembered we needed petrol. Tried using the GPS to find a petrol station, but it didn’t work. After driving around for a while, we thought the best bet would be for Lisa to check in and ask about a petrol station. She was checking in at Terminal 1, and the drop off and petrol was at Terminal 2. Now that we knew that there was one, we managed to find it.
I could not find our hotel of the street is was ...
The Perfect Beach Town
... perfect temperature, refreshingly cool but not cold. The sun beamed down. The women were topless, the men flamboyant and gay; all my favorite things bundled up into one long boardwalk!
After parking on the beach all day, I saw them. Stairs. Despite my resolve to be a beach bum and rest my feet for just one day, I succombed to the unavoidable temptation ...
Yes tonight, but I´ll confirm tomorrow.
... night and everything would be back to normal.
As a sidenote, I got so freaking lost trying to get to that freaking hostel HelloBCN. It was even worse because I had my whole army backpack full of stuff plus my little backpack. I was sprawled out on the floor in the metro station staring hopelessly at a map of the city. I had written down directions, but not in enough detail. Anytime worst comes to worst when you are travelling, just get in a taxi. It ...
Sleep is For the Weak. Barcelona
... and went to La Segrada Familia which is the architect Gaudi's famous church in Barcelona. It's hard to describe but reminds me of a huge drip castle. We also went up to Park Guell which is quite the hike to get to. There are colorful mosaic's and tile work all over the park and the benches are beautiful. Pictures will describe it best.
On our last night in Barcelona we went to a restaurant called Tapa Tapa, and split about about ...
Barcelona day 3
... my ears to soften the noise, but it was still pretty loud. I was worried that I wasn't going to be able to sleep much and have a bad day tomorrow.
It turned out that I got a great night of sleep. I was able to sleep better than the other hostel. It was weird because I would wake up every hour or hour and a half and the music was still blasting. It was going on until 7 a.m. at least. I woke up once and it was really light outside and there was still Latin music being played ...
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- Restaurant
- Room service
- Swimming pool
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
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