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Shuttle to Antigua
A Travel Blog entry by margreet98 from Antigua, Guatemala
... another hotel ASAP. And just a block away, on Callejon Camposeco, was the lovely Casa Cristina - given a mediocre review by Lonely Planet and I'm really starting to question their criteria because this place was ...
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Eating our way through Antigua
A Travel Blog entry by travellinlunas from Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala
... had in Paris, if not better! After all the food, we decided we needed to return to the hotel for a nap. That's because.... Casa Cristina is located RIGHT NEXT TO Iglesia La Merced. The church is best known for being the starting point for Holy Week ...
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Gourmet coffee and food....
A Travel Blog entry by travellinlunas from Antigua Guatemala, Western Highlands, Guatemala
... to pass out from all of the fabulous food, we ordered a chocolate souffle served with vanilla ice cream, and a kahlua/chipotle caramel sauce with a "potato cloud". So good. Afterwards we waddled back to Casa Cristina for (hopefully) a restful ...
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my first real post
A Travel Blog entry by lorryb from Antigua Guatemala, Western Highlands, Guatemala
... Antigua don't drive through those neighbourhoods. In any case about an hour and fifteen minutes later he deposited me safely at Casa Cristina in Antigua. The hotel is/was perfect, simple, secure, clean room w/ private bath and a comfy bed too. You ...
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Day 1
A Travel Blog entry by pnp53 from Antigua Guatemala, Western Highlands, Guatemala
... . We stayed near the Merced church and just wandered around a bit, having stayed here in 2000. The staff at our little hotel was very friendly and we had a spectacular view of the volcano from our room. Casa Cristina is located on a quiet side ...
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not really running away from machetes..
A Travel Blog entry by chuckieduckie from Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala
i'll have to make this post quick as ... i'm using internet i'm not supposed to!! at the casa cristina hotel.. but i'm staying next door at casa luna. hee he heee.. casa luna is muuuch nicer... cept they have no internet... so i spent the day in ...
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Our luck ran out...
A Travel Blog entry by travellinlunas from Antigua Guatemala, Western Highlands, Guatemala
... from the center so it is amazingly quiet! Not like the disaster we had with the church bells last time while staying at Casa Cristina! So, as we're unloading we realize that the BabyBjorn is MISSING. As in, we left it on the airplane. ...
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From LA to Guatemala City to Antigua...
A Travel Blog entry by travellinlunas from Guatemala City, Western Highlands, Guatemala
... the late 1700's an earthquake badly damaged Antigua and the capital was moved to current Guatemala City. Anyhow, we're staying at Casa Cristina in a "deluxe" room with a view of the volcano. Unfortunately, the clouds haven't burned off and we can't ...
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I think I've been here before
A Travel Blog entry by valetroy from Antigua Guatemala, Western Highlands, Guatemala
... here. The roof terrace looks familiar from this terrace. (Do you remember if it was called Casa Luna, Sue?). Thankfully Jon likes Antigua. Unfortunately he's seen a flyer for a weekend surf school and is determined to ...
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Colonial Town Amid Mayan Villages
A Travel Blog entry by carlaandmike from Antigua Guatemala, Western Highlands, Guatemala
... -covered cones in every direction; since it used to be the administrative center of the Spanish empire in Central America, Antigua has a colonial feel: cobbled streets, grand churches, and majestic buildings. Because of the ambience, many Spanish ...
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The Chicken Bus Roller Coaster Ride
A Travel Blog entry by carlaandmike from Antigua Guatemala, Western Highlands, Guatemala
... ; Luckily, we got on the bus where it originated so both our cheeks were on one seat! When we got to Antigua, we learned that Chichicastenango, a village in the western highlands, not far from Antigua, was having their twice-weekly market; which is ...
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Adios CA, adios
A Travel Blog entry by mc5 from Antigua Guatemala, Western Highlands, Guatemala
... à 4h, en avance même de quelques minutes, elle s'est sentie obligée de klaxonner. Nous avons commencer par faire un tour d'Antigua pendant presque une heure, pour récupérer tous les passagers. L'aéroport est plus moderne que dans mon souvenir. ...
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Measure Once, Cut Several Times
A Travel Blog entry by dinojay2 from Antigua Guatemala, Western Highlands, Guatemala
... the unpredictable hands of a 16-year old with a knife, Laynni and her mom spent much of their time perusing the myriad Antigua markets and diligently checking things off Nadine’s long list of gifts to buy. Lyle was assigned to follow along behind ...
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Will the real Guatemala please stand up
A Travel Blog entry by matt-n-ida from Antigua Guatemala, Western Highlands, Guatemala
... this morning, but certainly more interesting than that memo about staff appraisals or those e-mails from Nigerian businessmen. Central Antigua is the tourist board approved, colourfully clean, safe version of a Central American city that the government ...
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Who Benefits?
A Travel Blog entry by carlaandmike from Antigua Guatemala, Western Highlands, Guatemala
Throughout this trip this question has come up repeatedly: "Who benefits?" And after our discussion with Polo, the Livingston local– it really made us think. Many of the places we have visited are dependent on tourism – but who actually ...
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Hotel Casa Cristina Antigua Guatemala
Callejon Camposeco 3A, between 6 & 7 ave. North, Antigua Guatemala, Western Highlands, Guatemala
Welcome to Hotel Casa Cristina. Cozy Bed and Breakfast. All rooms with private bath and hot water. Safe and central location, only 4 blocks from Antigua's Central Park. Rates include continental breakfast and unlimited internet use.
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