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ACCOMMODATION
Hostal Juanita Caballero 123 03 9422231, hostaljuanita@cotas.net . A welcoming
place with a central courtyard and a (non-functioning) fountain, Hostal Ju anita has comfort-
able rooms with private or shared bathrooms; some have TVs and fridges. Bs60
Hostal Vallegrande Santa Cruz 125 03 9422281, hostalvallegrande@bolinet.net.bo .
Clean, simple rooms with either shared or private bathrooms are on o ffer here; the latter are
well worth the extra Bs10 and come with TVs too. En-suite rooms Bs50 ; shared bathroom
Bs40
Hotel Santa Cruz Near the market on Santa Cruz and Florida 03 9422518. Smarter than
most of its competitors, Hote l Santa Cruz has decent rooms - all en-suite and with TVs - and
rates include breakfast. Bs80
Seda Residencial Ganadera A block northeast of Plaza 26 de Enero at Bolívar 115 03
9422176. An inexpensive choice, Sede R eside ncial Ganadera has reasonable rooms with
private bathrooms and breakfast included. Bs50
EATING
Calle Chaco There are plenty of inexpensive places to eat on Calle Chaco near the covered
market.
Churasqueria El Gaucho Justoffthe plaza onSeñordeMalta. Ifyou'relooking forahearty
feed, Churasqueria El Gaucho serves massive slabs of Argentine-style steak with all the
trimmings. Mains Bs25-50. Mon-Sat.
El Mirador Overlooking the town from the top of Escalante y Mendoza. With great views of
thetown, El Mirador alsoproducesagoodrangeofsteaks, chicken andfishdishes,aswell as
a few pizzas and pastas. There's plenty of Che memorabilia on display too. Mains Bs25-49.
Daily.
DIRECTORY
Exchange Several shops on Chaco change dollars, but not travellers' cheques.
Internet On the main plaza and Santa Cruz.
Telephones The ENTEL office is just off Plaza 26 de Enero on Bolívar.
< Back to Santa Cruz and the Eastern Lowlands
La Higuera and around
LA HIGUERA , the hamlet where Che Guevara's dreams of leading a continent-wide re-
volution ended in defeat and death, lies about 50km south of Vallegrande, a three-hour drive
along a very rough dirt road via the slightly larger village of Pucará. Set in a region of low,
crumpled mountains covered in scrubby vegetation broken by occasional maize and potato
 
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