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18 Apr 2002
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Mexico, All or Mulitiple City Thread - Copper Canyon
Creel:
Marguritas, located just off the main plaza. Has both hostel facilites and private rooms. Secure m/c parking available at her sisters a few blocks away. Food is usually provided with the cost of the stay.
Batopilas:
Casa "Real de Minas de Acanasaina". Not the cheapest place in town but relatively inexpensive for the quality of accomidations. Located just off the main plaza. No secure m/c parking but some 'off street' stuff across the street. Town is quite safe.
Divisidero:
Rancho de Lencho. It's his house. He has a couple of 'cabins' in the yard and will provide food (quite good)too. Very cheap ($20'ish/night)considering the only other game in the area is well over $100US/night. Secure parking is not necessary out here; there is no town, just a train stop for people to look at the very impressive view.
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Posted by Austen:
Found great place in Mexico City, totally user friendly couple Oliva and Carlos Torres-Torija. They have a wonderful 100 year old town house with some rooms they let (some with shower) safe bike parking and a wonderful maid called Lupita!! They charge approx. 50USD per night per room and they are on the central lilne subway system 5 stops from the "Zolcalo" in an area called Colonia Tacuba Tel.+ 5 527 49 26
Email:carttd@psi.net.mx
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Originally posted by Kurt:
Creel:
Marguritas, located just off the main plaza. Has both hostel facilites and private rooms. Secure m/c parking available at her sisters a few blocks away. Food is usually provided with the cost of the stay.
Batopilas:
Casa "Real de Minas de Acanasaina". Not the cheapest place in town but relatively inexpensive for the quality of accomidations. Located just off the main plaza. No secure m/c parking but some 'off street' stuff across the street. Town is quite safe.
Divisidero:
Rancho de Lencho. It's his house. He has a couple of 'cabins' in the yard and will provide food (quite good)too. Very cheap ($20'ish/night)considering the only other game in the area is well over $100US/night. Secure parking is not necessary out here; there is no town, just a train stop for people to look at the very impressive view.
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