Hotel Don Paco

... tuvo problams estomacales y no habia dormido bien.  El Dr Dorian viaja en el segundo lugar luego Guillo  despues Victor luego Don Paco . Realmente es un soporte inmenso el no tener que preocuparse mucho por buscar la ruta.  Al llegar a una ...

... slick on the net, and at USD$75 a night, Paco was delighted.   There was a massive contruction site opposite the hotel so Paco requested a quiet room at the back of the hotel. It was all going so well until we got to our room...talk about taking ...

... me, but he was determined not to leave. Eventually got rid of him by agreeing to go to a bar later that night after food at Don Paco's. As it turned out, Don Paco's was closed, and they wouldn't let us into the bar! We did find another place though which ...

... tired from a shit overnight bus ride. We found a hostel on the Plaza de Armas, and went to sleep for a coule of hours. Don Paco for breakfast followed by a walk around the town, including up to the lookout. Our three days in Cajamarca could be summed up ...

... say I don't understand, so no one is fooled for long.  I'm getting much quicker with the English-Spanish dictionary, and if they don't understand what I'm trying to say after two attempts, I just show them the word on the page.  Lame, eh? I got ...

... no cuz we're pretty sure she was scamming Shuttle to hotel MINIATURE elevators, no joke Tried to get dinner at the hotel, guy said don't eat here Got a book with a map (great steal!  very helpful!) Beddyby Wednesday Slept in Intended to ...

... I possibly proceed without the secret ingredient.  Hearing my name being called, I left my deck and negotiated a snorkel with Paco getting a slightly better deal than the one quoted yesterday and also asked about where to get oregano.  It was ...

... I do not embarrass a certain company. On arrival in the claim area in Manila I purchased a phone card and called The Paco Park Oasis Hotel, and was confirmed at 1400 peso's per night, ($27), including breakfast. This was my first choice of hotels ...

... Would you be really offended?" Absolutely not! Best part about the whole thing was that they ended up staying at a really (really) nice hotel called the golden bear. Wait, what's great about that? Wait for it… wait for it… Bear is LGBT ...

... recommended specialty of the place, but in our curtained-off family cell, I'm not sure that we had it. Not recommended. Back at the hotel, we confirmed that our luggage had not arrived - JFK seems to have sent it the day after we left - so we collapsed ...

... Friday Oct. 5th. I went to the airport to pick up my mom around 11:30 on Thursday and then we took the bus back to Hotel Alcázar. After she got settled we walked over to la Avenida de la Constitución (k only steph and my parents know ...

... couple bottles of their Tequila. **Saturday (July 1):** Today, we were up early and ate breakfast in the hotel again. Then, we met our tour guide- Paco. We first visited the Castle of Chapultepec. It was a very pretty place. The main story with the ...

... ride when you’re cramming three grown people onto those little seats, but, whatever. Anyways, once we got there we found a hotel and checked in, then headed back out to the plaza to find some food and check out the area.  There are two main ...

... 2 in a row.  My paranoia has crept into my sleep patterns.   Although I have always felt completely safe at this hotel, that little 1 inch crack btw the bedroom wall and the side of the curtain was bugging me.  No one even walks past this ...

... .  So we bought 3 gallons of peanut oil from an army base, in hopes to find a large enough pot to fit Paco in to deep fry.  We don't mess around, Thanksgiving is a serious matter that will not be missed no matter where I am in the world!  ...

... fancy house.  After a half hour we gave up and braved LA traffic at afternoon rush hour to head back to our hotel.  We learned a valuable LA traffic lesson on this excursion.  LA drivers don't use surface streets.  The 405 was ...

... , we hit the road for Granada. After spending the first night happy as a clam (unlimited hot shower, CNN, all-you-can-eat hotel buffet, etc.) I joined the group in a three hour tour of the Alhambra. INCREDIBLE is not a word that begins to describe this ...

... splashes round boulders the size of a house. After six hours of travel we arrived at El Fuerte and took the transfer to the Hotel Hildago, where - disconcertingly, we were greeted by El Zorro who picked up our bags and led us to our room. On the way he ...