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Expecting visitors? Save them some money on accommodation & they can spend more on you!

So you've got the folks or overseas friends coming over to see you soon. Why have them spend their hard earned cash on over priced hotel rooms, when they could be treating you to trips to La Calera or Los Volcanes thermal swimming pools in Machete!

Have a look at our range of executive style furnished apartments, they're less than you might expect.....www.aptscolombia.com.

By AptsColombia on Jun 11, 2009, 12:47 in Buy, Sell & Rent.


excavator59 says on Jun 11, 2009, 13:04:

That would be nice it's very rare ,I save people lots of money think they're friends let them stay free they invite other people without asking you & don't bring f**k all then most of the time steal or damage things unfortunatly,you learn the hard way .
Soon as you talk of money they disappear ,but anyway good luck.

Life is like a Pubic Hair on a Toilet Seat (Sooner or Later you get Pissed Off)

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theflatline says on Jun 11, 2009, 13:24:

Hey those look pretty good and at good prices.

I can stay at a nicer hotel in manhattan for what the big hotels charge in Colombia.

Legaleez for Complete Morons - A book for gringos in Colombia for who think they understand the nature of the law in a country where they cannot speak the language.

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miamimike says on Jun 11, 2009, 14:57:

A guy recently started a nice hostel in Bogota with Rates around $10 night. Now that is a savings and my idea of a Good Price.

No hay Peor Ciego que el que no quiere Ver o Sordo que el que no quiera Oir--Sarah Palin, Wasilla Alaska

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theflatline says on Jun 11, 2009, 16:32:

i just made a reservation with the above guy, nice place, near unicentro for two people 150k a night.

Legaleez for Complete Morons - A book for gringos in Colombia for who think they understand the nature of the law in a country where they cannot speak the language.

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theflatline says on Jun 11, 2009, 17:00:

The only hostel I ever stayed in was the Platypus, and it was cheap, but I had a good time. Bring shower shoes.

Legaleez for Complete Morons - A book for gringos in Colombia for who think they understand the nature of the law in a country where they cannot speak the language.

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miamimike says on Jun 11, 2009, 17:29:

That new Bogota Hostel is Posada del Sol and I overstated their Prices, actually they start at LESS then $10 per night. They start at 15000 CP nightly. Sorry


Hello everyone,

Another hostel - Posada del SOL is just opened in La Candelaria, Bogota.
(Actually we have moved from Chapinero.)

HD Movie theater room (46" LCD TV. 5.1 speakers, 200+ Bluray-quality Movies)
Safe Location (few blocks from the president's palace/Botero Museum/Plaza Bolivar)
Top quality beds (from top maker of Colombia - El Dorado) / Thick double blankets
Free use of internet / WIFI (fast connection 4000k / fully equipped new hardware)
Private Spanish Class (teachers are from Los Andes university)
2 fully equipped kitchens
Video games / Board games / Table Tennis
Thursday night BBQ party

http://www.posada-bogota.com
(The website will be upgraded soon.)

We are operating 1-day tour to "Laguna de Guatavita" & "Cathedral de Sal" at the moment.
Soon or later 1-week trekking to Sierra Nevada del COCUY will be launched as well.

Well, there are still a lot of work for me, I will inform you guys our new plans (Our branch travel agency is called "Plan Aventura Colombia.")

Hope all of you guys enjoy the time in Colombia!

Danny

What a pity! I didn't suppose to write the rates, as people can think it's too commercial.
Anyway our rates are like below:

Dorm beds: COP$15,000 per person
Single room(w/o bath): COP$30,000 for 1 person (plus $5,000 w/ bath)
Twin/Double room(w/o bath): COP$40,000 for 2 persons (plus $5,000 w/ bath)

We don't have rooms with bath at the time of writing, but soon or later.

Private Spanish Class
15 hours(3 hrs a day)/1 week: COP$200,000
30 hours(3 hrs a day)/2 weeks: COP$350,000
45 hours(3 hrs a day)/3 weeks: COP$475,000
60 hours(3 hrs a day)/4 weeks: COP$575,000
(Outside students from the hostel will be charged COP$50,000 more for class.)

The website will be totally changed soon. Thank you guys for interests.
Feel free to contact me if you have any question, or need some advise to travel Colombia.
(I'm a PADI Divemaster so any question related with diving will be welcomed!)
posadadelsol dot bogota at gmail dot com




http://poorbuthappy.com/colombia/post/another-new-hostel-is-just-opene...

No hay Peor Ciego que el que no quiere Ver o Sordo que el que no quiera Oir--Sarah Palin, Wasilla Alaska

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miamimike says on Jun 11, 2009, 20:47:

P'sito--and you probably will sleep just as good as in some Ritzy overpriced Hotel you pay $70 a night for,,,lol

No hay Peor Ciego que el que no quiere Ver o Sordo que el que no quiera Oir--Sarah Palin, Wasilla Alaska

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El Expatriado says on Jun 12, 2009, 04:51:

I was raised to take care of guests, whether from overseas or home, from overseas, not leach off of them like a parasite. It's a matter of personal pride.

And Of course, vice-versa.All my true friends and family would offer to pay or take me out for dinner, or vice-versa if I am staying with them. It just happens naturally when you were raised that way, and you never have to remind anyone.

I edited this before issueing to make it more palatable to the MODS

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miamimike says on Jun 12, 2009, 09:33:

P'sito I never stay with friends anymore either as I also value my privacy above all. I don't want people watching when I leave & arrive, where I'm going and with who ect ect. Last time I stayed with friends they had my days planned which didn't meet with my objectives and or interests.

No hay Peor Ciego que el que no quiere Ver o Sordo que el que no quiera Oir--Sarah Palin, Wasilla Alaska

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miamimike says on Jun 12, 2009, 09:39:

theflatline (newbie) says on Jun 11, 2009, 13:24: flag

Hey those look pretty good and at good prices.

I can stay at a nicer hotel in manhattan for what the big hotels charge in Colombia.
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The Flatline--I stay at a large IYH Hostel(now referred to as HI) in NYC, currently for around $32 nighly. It has to be one the best deals left in the City.

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miamimike says on Nov 13, 2006, 09:20: flag

American International Hostel(now HI due a name change) Near central Park-$29 Nightly This is where I stay when I'm in New York City! I have used this Hostel 3 Times in the recent past though their rates are now up to $29 Nightly, still a Great price considering the location.When I first started using this Hostel in 1990, its prices then were $16 nightly. Its safe clean and secure! I have a Senior membership, BTW, you can buy a membership at this Hostel for under $32 and its Valid Worldwide.

http://www.hihostels.com/affiliates/hiusa60003.php?country=US&city=a60...

No hay Peor Ciego que el que no quiere Ver o Sordo que el que no quiera Oir--Sarah Palin, Wasilla Alaska

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miamimike says on Jun 12, 2009, 10:30:

what's nice about the Hostels is(at least the good ones) is they have Kitchen facilities so you can buy your food at a Market, store it in the Hostel's fridges and cook on the stoves. This is quite a savings over week or two not to mention you control the cleanliness issue not found in small Col eateries. Like no soap, hotwater or clean hand towels in the restrooms. And you know your food is stored at the proper temperature overnight.Not so in many Col Restaurants

No hay Peor Ciego que el que no quiere Ver o Sordo que el que no quiera Oir--Sarah Palin, Wasilla Alaska

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mranderson says on Jun 12, 2009, 10:36:

Anyone know if the hostal posada has a tv in their private room with bath?

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