Hotel San Gallo

... , but the ones I've liked the most are Gallo and Moza. But the Moza one don't seem to be available everywhere, so I'm sticking with Gallo. By 7pm we decided to go out to see some bars, and right there all the lights went off. Every town around the lake ...

Next stop on our journey was a small hotel called El Jardin, just outside san juan del sur. The hotel is on top of a very steep hill about three kilometers down a dirt track, the sort of road that makes an offroad driving experience exciting when you wear ...

... , is quite friendly and just built a newish kitchen.  He is clearly building onto the hotel as well.  I have a fabulous lake view and a wonderful gallo (rooster) as my snooze button every morning.  There are some cheaper places for 15Q ...

... included.  On the charity front one of the big ($50 a head) charity events while we were in San Miguel was a paella and wine day at a nice hotel.  We figured it would be yet another "insiders" event so passed on that.  A number of ...

... about 15 minutes. The hotel lobby is small, but the decor/style is reminiscent of a Mexican hacienda I would say. Check in at the hotel was fast, friendly and efficient and soon I was on my way to my room, #526 with a view of the riverwalk.The room ...

... beach around 1 for a fabulous meal and beers.  In the evening we often made a pot of shrimp and some pico de gallo for dinner...rough life! Another fine meal we had was in the little town of Aticama half way between San Blas and Santa ...

... a bottle of rum and all of a sudden all the lights in town shut off. its kind of comical actually, so we went to a hotel room and drank a couple bottles with candle light. i´ll be studyin in san juan till the end of january, surfing and beachin it up ...

... door and noted the breakfast specials.  Jerry and Amy ordered Huevos Revueltos (scrambled eggs), Nathan ordered huevos fritos con gallo pinto and Miriam ordered fruit and a pancake.  Not sure why none of us got meat!  The cafe ...

... , San Jose's answer to Central Park, until we found a 'soda', a small cafe, for lunch. I had my first taste of gallo pinto, a staple food of Costa Rica and their traditional breakfast food. It's basically rice and beans fried together with some spices, ...

... with $2 dorm beds, a beautiful lakeside location, laundry strung across the backyard and lots of stoned backpackers hanging around the hotel bar/flophouse. Oh, and its not particularly clean.  But then, neither am I right now and for $2, what do you ...

After another wonderful Nicaraguan breakfast of eggs, gallo pinto, fried cheese, and plantains, we headed back to our cabin to pack up and prepare to catch the ferry. On the way we ran into our second snake.  Steve spotted it first and he swears it ...

... to secure a room ahead of the other backpackers who had shared our boat. In the end, we stumbled upon Hotel Toliman, a ramshackle establishment that appeared deserted apart from it’s owner, a slightly-neurotic Guatemalan named Eliseo. We were ...

... benches to use, and a large stage that sports local ballets, singers, and jugglers on the weekends. (Jim's Jewel: The Hotel Balmoral on Avenida Central. Go the to the hotel restaurant and order the Club Sandwich. Traditional club with ham ,chicken, ...

... 's and it was fabulous.For about $200.00 cordoba you can have an authentic Italian pizza(we got a chicken supremo) delivered to your hotel.Lastnight we drove by Mauricio's about 8:00 pm and the place was packed. It is very unassuming from the street,with ...

Getting into San José was another adventure (like always).  We tried to book a shuttle, but the internet at our hotel was acting funny.  We were able to online chat with a company operator who instructed us to call the company to finalize our ...

... the airport. I still don't know quite how I managed it but, after around an hour,  I stumbled across the hotel through complete luck.That evening I headed down to the International Airport and awaited Ana's arrival from Atlanta. Standing outside the ...

... . Da naemlich ungefaehr jedes Lebewesen Angst hat, im TICABUS/Terminalviertel bei Dunkelheit auszusteigen, haben die in ihr Terminal ein Hotel integriert. Kostet auch nur 12 US pro Person...Und das ist ein Vermoegen fuer El Salvador..und vor allem fuer ...

... in, what I read is a snowy, freezing UK, at 10.30am December 15th 2008 after spending 6 nights in San Francisco spoiling ourselves at the Orchard hotel, Union Square & paying some much needed attention to my neglected wardrobe! But it hasn't all ...

... start wearing a wife beater, now? I concluded the entertainly disturbing first evening here with a little stroll towards my hotel with Davey, a completely loony Canadian who speaks with an exaggerated, almost Scottish, accent. This dude totally looks ...