Sheraton Mexico

... enjoy; Mexico City was the answer. The flight was nonstop from LAX, only a little over 3 hours, the excellently located 5-star Sheraton Centro Historico Hotel was available for $45/night plus 2800 points, and with Mexico City's metro we would be able to ...

... de Bellas Artes, past the overflowing congregation attending a Mass at San Hipolito (what saint is that?), back to the Sheraton. It was a measly 2 kilometers, but my sciatica felt pretty good so that was encouraging. My lack of recent training and the ...

... and marveled at the massive scale and detail of the place. Next was the San Ildefonso Museum, which was also a recommendation from the Sheraton guy. We couldn't make our way through the way we had intended to go, because there were ruins in the middle of ...

... we stayed at Hotel Margarita, highly recommended in the Footprint guidebook but still a big step down from the luxury of the Sheraton. It cost $30/night and was clean, but we seemed to be the only guests besides some heavily armed federal police who ...

... his normal perky self by morning. We had a pretty uneventful flight. Thanks again Brenda and Steve for the night at the Sheraton! It was fabulous, and getting to the airport was totally painless. Very handy when travelling with Sicky McGoo, I tell ...

... , and the hurricanes that have touched the area have left modern ruins of has been hotels that used to rule the area, including the Sheraton which still has the sign up, but doesnīt exist any longer at Cancun. All up, I enjoyed my short time at ...

... enough flexibility that you can return to PV on just a few weeks notice, we recommend signing up for the time-share presentation at the Sheraton Bouganvilias Resort. We did on our way south (back in April) and it led to us having one of the nicest - and ...

... , only about 250 miles. A nice short day and then take advantage of some of them hotel points for a free night at the Sheraton in PV. I wanted to get some good pictures of the banana plantations and such yesterday on the way in but figured to get them in ...

... have been thrown back into the swing of things...For spring break my mom, dad, bean, and oma came down and we stayed at the Sheraton.....first, on wed morning i took the bus from PSC to La Paz which took about 4 hours....then i met my dad and we went out ...

... time I pass the atm. I don't want to get robbed.  Discovered Chillis is here, Motorola, Nextel, Bausch of Bausch and lomb, Sheraton, 7-11, subway. Need I say more. So strange a land, so many familiar words yet no one to communicate with. I speak a ...

... and trying to sleep in a VW van tent can be a lethal combination; -attending a 90-minute time-share presentation at the Sheraton in PV that, in actuality, lasted 4 hours (lowlight). The strong sell, however, wasnīt enough to make these 2 Canucks ...

Puerto Vallarta. No tour. Walk into town. Nothing much to see in the short time we have here. Stop in at the Sheraton to use the restroom and something just takes us into the pool area. Beautiful, peaceful, secluded (kind of). Very nice. We stick ...

... like a terrific little place to visit, but we passed it by (this time).     We drove to Albuquerque, New Mexico in good time and checked into our free hotel room (go Starwood!).  Isobel enjoyed the air conditioning and TV while I ...

... excellent lunch where the kitchen consisted of a couple of ladies cooking just inside the front window. On the return to the Sheraton Sophia fell asleep in the stroller and I carried her up and down several flights of steps inside the metro stations. ...

... .  We found ourselves herded back into the hotel as the Mexican fans mobbed in closer.  For a short while, the Sheraton hotel went into lockdown to separate the two groups --even the British Airways flight crew were not allowed to leave.  ...