Santa Fe Hotels - Reviews and Rates

I have a confession to make. We´ve been spending most, if not all of the last two weeks holed up in various one or two star hotels, watching a lot of television. That´s a fact, and I´m more than a little ashamed of it. Trouble is, given the weather down here (I hear y´all are basically subjected to non-stop blizzards everyday, so I´ll try not to...

Santa Fe was a nice city, but I didn't do much there. It was the week after Semana Santa and everybody was back to work, so it was pretty quiet. Also the hostel was new so there was not many people there. One wierd thing is that there is an actual Walmart on the outscirts of town. I really didn't like seeing that down here.

Santa Fe - about 6 hours by bus from Buenos Aires...We arrived yesterday afternoon, and found a wee hotel to stay in for the night. We head to Iguazu tonight...18 hours, the first of many long haul bus strips to come I think! We are heading north sooner than we thought, and will explore more of Argentina working back down from Bolivia to Buenos ...

Today I was to cross the last of the boring fields-of-cows-maybe-the-odd-windmill-t o-pump-water countryside by bus before mounting my good friend Packhorse once again. The wonderful Leandro y Maria Jose accompanied me the first part of the journey before we said our tearful goodbyes and they branched off to pick up some winter clothes left to o...