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 Post subject: Hotels etc in Heridia
PostPosted: Thu Jan 22, 2009 12:08 pm 
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I did search and failed. Looking for something for a week. I would like something more than just a room for about a week. Something with a balcony or a place to sit outside but not in a public area.
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WHY?... seriously, that area is completely dead.

I can probably set you up with the shitty smelly house we rented in Heredia a couple of years ago. Anything to help a CRT brother. :P :lol: :lol:

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We get to the house that we rented in Heredia. Another mistake. It was supposed to be like 15 minutes from SJ but w/ traffic it was about an hour. Plus, we had some problems getting chicas to go so far away. If you're thinking about renting a house, stay in a hotel in the city. The house wasn't very nice, or very clean, either.


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If you are looking for a hotel in Heredia centro the choice is very limited.The best is probably the Hotel America. 1 block from the main park has restaurant bar and casino next store.

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