Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Valdivia
South of Puerto López, about half-way to Salinas, is Valdivia, named
after the country's earliest known pre-Columbian inhabitants. There
is a small museumhere with remains and interpretive displays of the
Valdivian culture, as well as an ecolodge. Othewise, this is a rela-
tively uneventful place to visit.
Where to Stay
ACCOMMODATIONS PRICE SCALE
Unless otherwise noted, prices are per room, up to double
occupancy. Some prices are per person, particularly with all-
inclusive packages, but these generally include meals, lodging,
guide services and other amenities.
$........................Under $25
$$.......................$26to$50
$$$......................$51to$100
$$$$ ......................Over $100
Bahía
Vacationing highlanders flood Bahía on holidays and dur-
ing their “summer” weekends. The influx of people creates
distinct peak-season accommodations prices. Finding the
right place - at the right price - is usually just a matter of
wandering around a bit.
Hotel Palma
, Av. Bolívar 914 and Riofrío,
5-690-467, is the budget
travelers' choice. Aside from its inexpensive and popular restaurant,
however, the hotel is bare. Rooms vary in quality; some include
shared or private baths and fans. $
A better alternative is the comfortable, friendly, and affordable
BahíaBed andBreakfast
, Ascázubi 322 andMorales,
5-690-146.
Rooms with private baths and hot water are more than adequate for
budget travelers. Breakfast is included and the family and dining
rooms are cozy. $
Hotel Italia
, Av. Bolívar and Calle Choca,
/fax 5-
691-092, close to the center of town and across from the children's
park, is modern and relatively fancy. It's also one of the best accom-
5-691-446/137,
Search WWH ::
Custom Search