Casa Adobe Hostel

We arrived in Trujillo early in the morning. Our rough guide was little help on the hostel front but fortunately we had a low down on a hostel from a guy we met travelling. Infact we was the one who persuaded us to come here as the place is run by ...

... great. I did buy the lonely planet south america book so I can read that along with our notes in the next two days to finalize my plans across the border. Well, I’ll talk more after my sightseeing. Pictures of Casa de Francois, hostel." ...

... may have been one of the best. San Pedro itself is a pretty little town with 90% of the buildings seemingly built from adobe, a type of mud brick. Unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on your stance, it has become a very touristy town and feels a bit ...

... name is all over the building the store doesn’t sell any of their product or even a recarga (minute recharge). The small adobe houses are home to an entire family - aunts, uncles, grandparents, cousins, etc... Their colorful clothes hang up all ...

... bag - I had a 5-bed dorm room and a big bed to myself at the top which was fair enough & the place was actually a nice hostel ... but first the light & then the shower didnt work , then the internet didnt work (more of that later) and then I ...

... salad and will be more careful in the future. I donīt remember ever being this sick in my whole life. Iīm glad that I wasnīt in a hostel or hotel and had my own room and comfy bed for this. At least I was able to hear some fireworks... 4. Attended 2 ...

... I was able to leave some of my gear at the hostel in Huanchaco so I was not dragging everything up there.   The hostel, El Hombre on the cliffs above the beach at Chicama is no longer the only choice of accomodation, but it was the original and ...

... Brazil, happy days :D We were staying in the La Casa Suiza which is about 2 minutes walk from the beach. Again, another nice wee hostel, which also did good pizzas in their restaurant. On our first day the sun was shining, so we went down to the ...

... to be the second city in Peru after Lima but seemed much smaller than Chiclayo. On arrival we got a cab straight to our hostel, Casa de Clara. It is basically the family home of Brummie Michael White, his Peruivan wife Clara Brava and their various ...

... be the second city in Peru after Lima but seemed much smaller than Chiclayo. On arrival we got a cab straight to our hostel, Casa de Clara. It is basically the family home of Brummie Michael White, his Peruivan wife Clara Brava and their various ...

... in the same direction, so we decided to do a bit of the trip together. In the evening we found ourselves in the strange hostel, where the owner was clearly a psychopat, and she ripped us off too (the american breakfast of the next morning, supposed to ...

... (5 rather than 7 hours) bus trip, and checked into the absolutely wonderful Casa de Francois. The hostel is a little eco haven, made of adobe and recycled materials, set in beautiful gardens with hammocks, vegetable patches, tangerine trees, a ...

I finally left Huaraz on Sunday evening and headed to Trujillo on the night bus, about a 9 hour ride. Stayed at this great hostel, Casa de Clara. The owners, Michael (from England) and Clara (from Peru) are also tour guides and took those of us who ...

... ? For this sunset is poetically surreal. I was lucky enough to meet a friendly local who invited me to stay in his adobe built house. His La casa was ten minute’s walk out of town, away from the city lights poisoning the atmosphere. His house was ...

... in San Pedro, imediat dupa granita, au venit cu cazarile ca la noi la Costinesti. Ne-am cazat intr-un cotet din chirpici (adobe), dar foarte curat. Camera dubla 28$. Scump domne, scump! In Argentina era mai ieftin! Azi dimineata am fost in excursie la ...

... La Serena it was early evening and no chance of a quick dip. We checked into “Maria’s Casa,” recommended by the owner of the hostel we stayed in in Valparaiso, so our expectations were reasonably high. We were eventually shown to our ...

... un taxi sa ne duca unde aveam rezervare. Citisem in Lonely Planet ca fiecare incearca sa te convinga sa te duci la un alt hostel, ca e mai bine, dar chiar asa este. Cand eram aproape de hostelul nostru, taximetristul s-a oferit sa ne duca, in aceeasi ...

... seen a lot of the city. After we’d both been able to kill some time getting haircuts around the corner from the hostel, and the internet finally coming back on, we headed back into the city to wander some more. It was another bright blue cloudless ...

... distance to the volcanic peaks of the Andes and the tiny town of San Pedro. it was the usual scrummage off the bus, hostel owners versus unwary traveller types and despite having decided to go to one place were persuaded by a timid pamela, who seemed ...

... and sunned.  We had a chivito had a local eatery.  Good times. Then we drove around and saw Casa Pueblo this odd-shaped white adobe house.  A famous artist sculpted it himself.   After that we had to give the bike back. ...