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( last Sunday of October, third Sunday of November)
This dance involves a mythical creature
that is half bull, half deer (read: half Spanish, half indigenous), and whose mission is to
make fun of the rest of the fair.
Baille de los Diablitos
(
CULTURAL
last Sunday of November)
Little devils dance in honor of Mephistopheles and San Jerón-
imo.
Sleeping
Most lodging is clustered about four blocks north of Parroquia de la Asunción, along Av
Zelaya.
Hostal Mi Casa
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HOSTEL
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( 2522-2500; mantonabermudez@hotmail.com; Av Zelaya; dm/r US$7/20, r with air-con $25;
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Mi Casa has a nice garden area dominated by chattering birds. The three-bed dorm
rooms have private bathrooms, making this a step up for the shared-room set.
Hotel Madera's Inn
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( 2522-5825;
www.hotelmaderasinn.com
; Av Zelaya, Iglesia San Jerónimo, 1c E, ½c N; dm/d
US$5/15, tr with air-con $45; )
One of your best bets in Masaya is simple and a bit
smokey. But there are nice firm mattresses and friendly service - ask for a room upstairs.
There's an annex across the street with dorm rooms sleeping four that can get a bit
cramped with just a fan to keep you cool.
Hotel Monimbó
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HOTEL
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( 2522-6867; hotelmonimbo04@hotmail.com; Iglesia San Sebastián, 1c E, 1½c N; s/d US$25/30;
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An odd location, stuck out in the mostly residential heart of Monimbó, south of
town, but the rooms are surprisingly good: spacious and spotless, facing a trim little
garden.
Eating
