Hotel Don Quijote

... of rooms with a shared bathroom for 200 peso which is still good value for money. The posada is run by a nice family. Hotel Don Quijote, Heroes No. 1, Tel: (01 33) 3658-1299, Web: www.hoteldonquijoteplaza.com.mx . Their current rates were 520, 560 + 600 ...

... full of expletives and negatives, as it is I feel rather philosophical.  I will explain shortly.  On Saturday we left Hotel Don Quijote (Huixtla, 225  pesos with A/C) very early in order to miss the real heat of the day.  It was a ...

... of nights here but as I was going to be in town for a couple of weeks I wanted somewhere with cable TV. I moved to Posada de don Quijote, 1a Calle Poniente No.22, Tel.(504) 7832-0775. This was next door to the Yellow House Hostal and had ...

... of nights here but as I was going to be in town for a couple of weeks I wanted somewhere with cable TV. I moved to Posada de don Quijote, 1a Calle Poniente No.22, Tel. (504) 7832-0775. This was next door to the Yellow House Hostal and had ...

... durante el Festival Internacional Cervantino, así nombrado en honor a Miguel de Cervantes - el autor de mi libro favorito, Don Quijote - Estar en Guanajuato durante esta fecha demostró ser una gran elección, ya que por la afluencia de tantos turistas ...

... Arabic name (al wahine something) of the restaurant in Amman where we had lunch, but the Windmill's symbol is a skinny drawing of Don Quijote.  I must remember to find a recipe for the lemon/mint drink that we had.  It was bright green, maybe ...

... Plaza Mayor, City Hall, and eventually to the Cathedral, the Royal Palace, Plaza del Oriente, Plaza de Espana with Don Quijote, Gran Via, Palacio de Telecomunicaciones and Cibelles, before heading back to our hotel. Beautiful sunshine until showers late ...

... : Judeus, Árabes e Católicos deixaram muita herança para essa cidade de Castilla e la Mancha - terra do lendário Don Quijote. Há muito que se ver em toledo: muitas igrejas, monastérios e conventos, destancando-se a Catedral com sua ...

... `t sure where to go next and so we stopped by one of the ubiquitous maps on the corner and took a gander.  There was apparently a Don Quijote in the area, which we had heard a lot about, and decided to go looking for it.  Unfortunately, we were ...

... was about to have one of my "moments" plus it’s really flipping hot here (I’m the envoy of every Don Quijote student as my hotel has air conditioning)…anyway…I stopped at the first bar/café that appeared to have some food I could ...

... pasado y me conoci La Plaza España, con dos estatuas, una de unas mujeres, y la segunda es un monumento a Cervantes con Don Quijote y Pancho manteniendo guardia enfrente...de ahi a los Jardines de Sabatini, un jardin enorme, con estatuas blancas y muchos ...

... , it is a city that actually looks great in Winter. It belongs between grey sky and grey earth. This is the gateway to Don Quijote country, and its souvenir shops are full of armour, shields, swords, crossbows, cleavers, butterfly knives, and all things ...

... at one time and is now beautful garderns. We passed through Castilla - La Mancha. This area is celebrating the 400th anniversary of Don Quijote/Quixote in a big way, all of the places that figure in the book are very much advertised and there are more ...

... families survive the summers in their extravagant, heavy clothing??" Afterwards, Madelena, Laila, Kat, Carlo, and I made a detour to the Don Quijote statue nearby and became extremely dehydrated on our long way back to the hotel.  That night, despite ...

... cool statue. Then I went to another piazza, that had a fountain and several statues. Of course, I took a picture of the Don Quijote and Sancho statue. My professor who taught a Cervantes class that I took would have been proud. Actually, that ...

... drive yesterday to get to Toledo.  We took a little detour at one point so that we could see the famous windmills from Don Quijote.  The bus had a hard time climbing the hill where the windmills were!  It was fun walking around the ...