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12 Mar 2014
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Cheap accomodation in latin america
In general, whenever I travel through any part of latin america, I always try to find a motel (in latin america, these are quickie motels). They can be found very reasonably priced if you choose to stay 12 hours. I usually arrive about 5-7pm and leave with the light in the morning.
These places usually have security and are carefully watched so people do not enter without paying and they always have garage doors or heavy curtains so nobody can see your bike and therefore not be stolen. They usually have large beds, hot water (most of the time, ask first and test if possible), big televisions and various other amenities. Some even serve food and liquor, some cheap, some not so cheap.
For a night, you can expect to pay about $15-40 depending on the quality of the place. I have found them to be numerous in Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia and Ecuador($8).
Haven´t had a horrible experience yet other than some don´t have hot water or properly functioning cable.
I have only seen a few with internet (Tapachula, Mexico)
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10 Apr 2014
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they are usually called "auto hotel"
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11 Apr 2014
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Personally I'm a huge fun of CouchSurfing and other similar sites. First of all, it's cheap. Secondly, you really get to know local people and learn something about the country. Of course, if you ride for 10h daily, you probably wouldn't have any energy left to socialize. Me & my wife, we love it and over the years have met some wonderful people. I highly recommend.
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realmente admiro a USTED AMIGO PODER ENTRAR SOLO A ESAS CUESTIONES. DESDE EL SONIDO A ESTEREO DE LAS HABITACIONES CONTIGUAS HASTA EL MATERIAL CINEMATOGRAFICO ENCONTRADO JAJAJAJJA SUERTE Y DEJE DE LUSTRAR EL ELEMENTO
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