Casa de Huespedes Solari

At first we couldn't find it, but eventually got there. It's tucked way at the back behind the police municipal, so there's no traffic and nobody bothers you. The room was comfortable to sleep in, though it had no A.C. or TV. We'll come visit again.

The bed was fine, and the restaurant food was very good, but this place was very basic for the price. It was quiet, but there was no A/C, TV, or fan, and the small window didn't even have a screen or protection. No bathroom ventilation either. I can't imagine staying here on a hot day. You can't walk out to the street because a bunch of stray dogs attack you. I'd rather stay somewhere else next time.

Hard to find: take the dirt road immediately to the right of the police station, keep going toward the end, then take the second-last right. There's a large, unmarked gray vehicle that you need to slide open to reach the parking area and lobby. I believe it's usually unlocked. It's a clean, affordable, quiet place and feels very safe, just 30 seconds from the municipal police station. If no-frills lodging is what you want, you'll be fine here.

A flashing light in the light fixture, maybe a camera, made me uneasy. The power was shut off, and when I asked about the light, they told me to leave. I had planned to stay, but decided not to. They charged me 51.26 after advertising 44$. The internet kept cutting out, and there was no TV, though I had brought my own. A rooster and stomping upstairs kept me awake all night. The unnumbered room next door had people coming and going. It seemed possibly connected to a human trafficking scam, so beware. I didn't feel safe. The best part was making a new friend I named Pepito. He lives down the street, though, with the neighbors' dogs. ♥︎