Hotel Hacienda Don Juan

... so much. Every thing went gorgeously, and then the deed was done. We came back and partied at the hacienda packed up and headed to our next destination, a hotel in San Juan. The surfriders foundation ( ie my surf possy) all stayed in the same hotel, we ...

... difficult day for Raymie but we managed to get up a little bit. We had a nice albeit quick dip in pool and checked out Hacienda Don Jose for bad wifi and worse "Mexican" food. The sea view from the restaurant is breathtaking but the rest of the experience ...

... , and partly because we were suffering from a bit of a malaise. We stayed in only two places: in an apartment in San Juan for a few nights, and in a hotel near Fajardo for the rest of the time. San Juan was good. The old town is, as they say, 'unique in ...

... , sports and recreational activities, fine art work, 182 rooms, etc. Its history goes way back to the sixteenth century when Don Juan Sanchez Alanis built his ranch in 1551. Imagine, that was only 30 years after Cortes conquered Tenochtitlan, the former ...

... regrouping in the evening for a family-style dinner. Camaraderie was high, and everyone made their way to the group's hotel for a mariachi session Juan had set up. The ballads rolled on into the evening; it was really great stuff! After the band took ...

... . In short, the cuy was good, but the chicken was what hit the spot. After eating we left for our hotel which turned out to be a hacienda. It was used during the country´s war with Chile to quarter high ranking officers. The hacienda was gorgeous with a ...

... me explain. Apparently the Panamanian Geisha coffee is only grown by two coffee growers in the Boquete region – Hacienda La Esmerelda Farm and "Don Pachi Estate". That decidedly leaves out Hacienda Café Ruiz. Does that mean that the coffee produced ...

... He seemed genuinely confused by this turn of events. I just didn´t have the energy to enlighten him. We returned to Anibal´s hacienda and unsaddled our horses and said good-bye to them. Anibal covered them with warm blankets – another plus in his ...

... town about 4 hours away by bus. Tuesday we left at 5:00AM to make our trek back to Lima. We stopped at the gorgeous Hacienda in Tarma for a delicious lunch cooked in the ground by very hot stones (called Pachamanka) and went for a short hike through ...

... chants and hymns every day of the week. This place is definitely Nicaragua's gem. Mark, Bek and I luckily found our own Spanish hacienda that came complete with a pool and grumpy old custodian. Here, we simply chilled for a few days sipping on ...

... Mom was ready to sell her land last year, but Susie asked her no to and now we've decided to build a true colonial style mini-hacienda (not like our ranch-style one in the OC) there at some point in the future. Don't buy your planes tickets or pack you ...

... Paseo Montejo, named after Francisco de Montejo who founded Merida in 1542, started in 1880 at the initiative of a group of hacienda owners, industrialists and business people. The first car drove on the paseo in 1904. It was conceived as a boulevard for ...

... by rappel, hiking through two paths one 200 meters and the other 300 meters. The experience ends with a lunch in our Hacienda Chirraca restaurant where will share the facts of the trip. Note: Pregnant women or individuals with a recent surgery are no ...