Cozumel Condo or Hotel Recommendation

Thus spake E Barnet <ewinb@chrusos.com> :

>Re: Cozumel.
>
>Just a bit further south of Plaza las Glorias on the beach side of the
>road is Scuba Club Cozumel, which my family and I have returned to quite
>a few times. The food is great, the service is great, and they run a
>great dive operation with unlimited shore dives. They are also much
>further away from the cruise ship pier as well as the traffic noise is
>much lower. The hotel has good security because it has a gated entrance
>that has a doorman.
>
>http://www.scubaclubcozumel.com/
>
>-- Ewin

It's not a bad walk from anywhere in town. And it's very close to
<insert name of Mexican Super Walmart>. We bought our soda and beer
there and kept it in the room fridge. Almost bought a scooter, too.

--
dillon

"When the French are against it, you know we can't
be far wrong." - Adm. Bobbie Ray Inman

Dillon Pyron wrote:

> It's not a bad walk from anywhere in town. And it's very close to
> <insert name of Mexican Super Walmart>. We bought our soda and beer
> there and kept it in the room fridge. Almost bought a scooter, too.
>

<Chedraui>

--
jer
email reply - I am not a 'ten'

Thanks. We looked at Hacienda Miguel, but we have decided to stay at Vista
Del Mar which is next to Casa Mexicana. I'll post our thoughts on it in
June.

I found an aerial mapping place that gave us the distances from the hotel to
the town sqaure. Coral Princess was three miles, PLG was 1.2 miles.



"Loose Cannon" <looseain't@this.com> wrote in message
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> "mslf500" <mslf500@netzero.(remove)com> wrote in message
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> > Any one stayed at the Vista Del Mar near Casa Mexicana or Hacienda
Miguel
> > on the north side of the square?
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> Did the Hacienda a few months ago. Nicely located, large rooms,
beautifully
> landscaped center courtyard, and an excellent staff.
> In addition, they bring you a beautiful breakfast of fresh brewed coffee,
> fruit juice, and wonderfully fresh sweet rolls every morning when you
> request it. You can find less expensive accomodations but, for the money,
> it's an excellent value.
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> It's a bit off the path as far as where many of the dive ops are located,
> but I didn't find that to be a problem. Highly recommended.
>
> Of course, the diving was great in Coz. Did the "Devil's Throat" at Punta
> Sur for the first time. Way cool.
>
> We're headed back this summer.
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It's amazing how long the posts in this group stay on!
If you already have been there, you know that the Plaza Las Glorias will be
condominium ownership.
We stayed a few years ago in a private home very close to Plaza and the
supermarket. Two bedrooms, living room, dining room, two baths, kitchen,
etc., and daily maid service for about $875 for the week.
I just checked and they still rent:
http://www.cozumel-villas.com/carlita.html

There are other homes also very well priced. You might want to try one on
your next trip.

Stan


"Mark Lindsey" <mslf500@netzero.(remove)com> wrote:
>My wife and I are going back to Cozumel in May. Inasmuch as Plaza Las
Glorias still isn't open and may become all inclusive, what other places are
ew/i walking distance of downtown and have beach access? We've been there
dabout 10 times, but since we've always stayed at PLG, we've never visited
iany of the other places.. Casa Mexicana is a nice looking place, but our
friends stayed there last tmonth and said it was a bit sterile.ThAny
suggestions?ed-Mark