gallesram
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BOLA Hotels
We're going to break up the drive from Mulege to OC with a stop in BOLA on the way back. We need A/C and would prefer a place with a pool. Any
suggestions?
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motoged
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A pool???? I guess this is your first trip to BoLA.
North of town:
http://www.bahiadelosangeles.info/los-vientos.htm
No pool but best choice in town:
http://www.bahiadelosangeles.info/costa-del-sol.htm[url=http://www.bahiadelosangeles.info/costa-del-sol.htm]]
[Edited on 6-21-2011 by motoged]
[Edited on 6-21-2011 by motoged]
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gallesram
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Thanks for the info; actually, we used to go there many years ago (in the '80s) and stay at a place called Via Vita; they used to have a great pool
but I wasn't sure if it was still there, let alone whether the pool still was being used. A/C is the biggest requirement (which Via Vita didn't have
all night since they used to turn the power off in town from 10:00 pm to 6:00 am). Do they still do that in town?
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motoged
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BoLA has TWO Pemex stations and 24 hour electricity these days... AND.....the main street is paved 
Who woulda thunk????
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Paulina
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| Quote: | Originally posted by gallesram
Thanks for the info; actually, we used to go there many years ago (in the '80s) and stay at a place called Via Vita; they used to have a great pool
but I wasn't sure if it was still there, let alone whether the pool still was being used. A/C is the biggest requirement (which Via Vita didn't have
all night since they used to turn the power off in town from 10:00 pm to 6:00 am). Do they still do that in town? |
http://www.bahiadelosangeles.info/
Since you haven't been to Bahia in quite some time I might suggest that you check out Mia's Bahia website. She keeps it very up to date. There is also
a message board, if you look to the upper left hand corner you'll see the link.
Have fun!
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David K
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Villa Vita has/ had a pool... and I heard the pool night light isn't correctly grounded (no surprise in Mexico... what's GFI?), so don't swim when it
is turned on!
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Roberto
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You do realize that:
A) a circuit can be correctly grounded without GFCI
B) GFCI outlets do not need to be grounded. They work by detecting a difference in current between hot and neutral.
In other words, they are two separate issues?
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Hands down! Villa Bahia
this is the most perfect place to stay at. town is a few miles nearby as Daggets is too. This place has internet, library, cook....and all your needs
for any sort of outdoor activity. Very neat rooms.
www.villabahia.com
rs6639@hotmail.com
[Edited on 6-26-2011 by mcfez]
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