Stay at Hidden River Hotel!
Trip Start
May 25, 2009
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Trip End
Jun 05, 2009
Friday's are half days at school. We did our usual teaching, 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th. At this point the kids are starting to get used to us, which can be good and bad!
I promised the girls that we would take a relaxing weekend in the mountains. They had their first experiences riding on crowded chicken buses, the grand terminal, and fitting people in the trunk of a taxi (the kind with windows). I really like going to this place called D&D's, a hostel/microbrew/restaurant owned by a man named Bob from Oregon. It's truly a retreat but unfortunately it was booked up (always make reservations if you aren't planning on camping). Next door, there is a brand new RESORT called Hidden River Hotel which ended up being a perfect paradise for us to spend the weekend at. The couple that owns it are simply charming and our cabin is amazing. For only $100 the four of us stayed there for 2 nights. It's not doable for a backpacking budget but my mom & Kim didn't bat an eye for showers and big comfy beds. We snuck over to D&D's for a couple celebratory brews. (Bob makes wonderful flavors like apricot, mango, and raspberry.) For dinner, the wife cooked us a typical Honduran meal of grilled beef, beans, tortillas, and avocado. For desert we had pineapple.
I promised the girls that we would take a relaxing weekend in the mountains. They had their first experiences riding on crowded chicken buses, the grand terminal, and fitting people in the trunk of a taxi (the kind with windows). I really like going to this place called D&D's, a hostel/microbrew/restaurant owned by a man named Bob from Oregon. It's truly a retreat but unfortunately it was booked up (always make reservations if you aren't planning on camping). Next door, there is a brand new RESORT called Hidden River Hotel which ended up being a perfect paradise for us to spend the weekend at. The couple that owns it are simply charming and our cabin is amazing. For only $100 the four of us stayed there for 2 nights. It's not doable for a backpacking budget but my mom & Kim didn't bat an eye for showers and big comfy beds. We snuck over to D&D's for a couple celebratory brews. (Bob makes wonderful flavors like apricot, mango, and raspberry.) For dinner, the wife cooked us a typical Honduran meal of grilled beef, beans, tortillas, and avocado. For desert we had pineapple.


