Juayua Hotels

... prunes, we dried off and looped back through the coffee farm, taking a pick up back in to town. On our last morning in Juayua, we visited the coffee processing plant for a full tour of the 35 steps from harvest to exportation. I am always fascinated by ...

... The good news is we arrive La Hachadura, El Salvador before dark.  The bad news is we arrived at La Hachadura.  Only two hotels in town, and they made the one we slept in the previous night seem like a 4 star hotel.  We did not know ...

... and although most of it is inaccessible to the public because the properties are privately owned, there is a section of restaurants and hotels for visitors. We were excited to arrive to find a couple from Israel we had met the day before on our hike. ...

... a chance to escape the hot and crowded cities. As a result there are numerous plant nurseries, garden restaurants and small hotels springing up that are not even mentioned in the guidebooks. We were lucky and happened across an exquisite garden restaurant ...

... the whole week would cost from one of the regular agencies (about $50). Beggars can't be choosers, and we really wanted to get to Juayua so I asked him to bring the car over. When I went to pick it up, there was a little more negotiation to take care of. ...