Hotels in Rosario

... there for a while." my guide informed me and went on to tell a story. The club was owned by Salvatore "Sam" Maceo and Rosario "Papa Rose" Maceo Sr, Sicilian immigrants. This guy waited tables and said that he never had any problems with the owners but one ...

... on a stick on the sidewalk. To be fair there is also a statue of Che but it is on a housing estate some miles away! Rosario has another important patriotic connection, it is known as el cuno de la bandera (the cradle of the flag) because the original ...

... day inspite of the continous rain we cheered up a bit when we moved rooms to one overlooking the plaza with a big balcony.   Rosario turned out to be worth the trip once the sun showed its face and we discovered all the river beaches, bars,  ...

... the captain paid for us because theorically we would should arrived to Cartagena and no to the Rosario islands. The big island is really curious, with luxurious hotels and restaurants by the beach and nothing built on the middle but a village on the ...

... Tegen 17.00 uur komen we in Bahia Blanca aan. Ons plan was om op het busstation te informeren naar vertrektijden van de bussen richting Rosario, een busticket te kopen en dan een hotel in Bahia Blanca te zoeken. Op het station horen we echter dat er twee ...

... back to Canada.  Just in time for spring to start there and a whole new adventure being back in my home country. Leaving Rosario after living there for so long wasn't that hard even though my time here has been fantastic.  It's a great city ...

... until we eventually found one with a vacancy, it took him 45 mins,several miles and stops yet his charge was just12 pesos (2pounds). Rosario is a big city with a big city problems, I will report on it later in some detail in the meantime "keep a ...

... our friends were campers, or this experience might have set a very bad tone for the day! We reached the towns of El Rosario and Ocampo and pictures of monarch butterflies were painted on buildings, signs, hotels.  We had finally arrived. ...

... no more than 3 but of course it seemed like the Ritz to us! The hotel is on its own island - Isla Palma in the Rosario Islands 2 hours by boat from Cartagena. It was kind of like a luxury Butlins in the Carribean, with nightly "shows", dancing ...

... town at the bus station area, an area at best that could be described as “low end”. But even the grubby hotels were booked out, I was getting frustrated and wasn’t keen on leaving the bike while I walked around looking. Finally, the ...

... off on one of the smaller islands just to snorkle round the reefs, but this may not have been possible as we noticed there were luxury hotels on some of them, and it may have been quite exclusive.  On the way back the sea was very rough and it was a ...

... had a "loo" at the back, which came in handy, as our bus ride was a bit longer than expected. We set off from the Hotel Rosario around 9, and quickly climbed our way up towards El Alto (not the airport, the suburb). What a view! As we reached a certain ...