1Bajalover
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Hotel etc in Algodonas
another possibilty whilst getting dental work..in case
the heat is unbearable to camp....anyone have
experience with places there that are safe, clean, quiet
and goodly priced
thanks
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durrelllrobert
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need to bite the bullet and drive the 10 miles to Yuma. Lots of choices there:www.expedia.ca/Yuma
Bob Durrell
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no no no
Just across the border is a brand new casino and hotel. It starts with Q
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chinolbz
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Quechan Casino Resort. $89 a night. Chino
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yep thats the one
we have a better rate in July, $88
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Hacienda Los Algodones is just 2-3 blocks from centro, a short walk or they will shuttle you to & from your clinic of choice. Gated (at night)
parking for cars & pickups. Rooms are not elegant, but clean, a.c., cable t.v. Adriana Tracey also owns a clinic "Tracey's Dental", and will
discount the room if you use Tracey. $35-$50 per night, surcharge for a dog, but negotiable, especially during the slow season (like now). Was there
last year at the end of June & it was 112f, so spent a lot of time in the room. www.haciendalosalgodones.com
The dentist's name at Tracey's is Josue Guillen Gonzalez. His english is about like my spanish (poor), but his assistant Marianna is fluent. I had
several extractions, 7 crowns and a partial when I was there, and am totally satisfied with the work a year later. Will go back when needed. I had a
tooth which was questionable, so Marianna walked me down the street to an endodontist for a root canal evaluation. Although the tooth was too far gone
for the therapy, I have to respect a professional who does not try to "do it all".
The casino runs a shuttle to the border, but commuting on their schedule may be a bit hotter than you'd like. The northbound vehicular crossing can
be vexing between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., so I'd not recommend a Yuma motel if you need more than one appointment.
There's an A.T.M. inside the "Purple Store" immediately south of the crossing on the easterly side of the street.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by durrelllrobert
need to bite the bullet and drive the 10 miles to Yuma. Lots of choices there:www.expedia.ca/Yuma | Bob, what
was the name of that motel you, Deb, Rich and I stayed at when we went to get her glasses. It was clean and only about $35. In Algodones.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by RichnLinda
| Quote: | Originally posted by durrelllrobert
need to bite the bullet and drive the 10 miles to Yuma. Lots of choices there:www.expedia.ca/Yuma | Bob, what
was the name of that motel you, Deb, Rich and I stayed at when we went to get her glasses. It was clean and only about $35. In Algodones.
| I don't remember name but it was in San Louis not Algonones and the restraurant had no propane.
Bob Durrell
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Lindalou
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| Quote: | Originally posted by durrelllrobert
| Quote: | Originally posted by RichnLinda
| Quote: | Originally posted by durrelllrobert
need to bite the bullet and drive the 10 miles to Yuma. Lots of choices there:www.expedia.ca/Yuma | Bob, what
was the name of that motel you, Deb, Rich and I stayed at when we went to get her glasses. It was clean and only about $35. In Algodones.
| I don't remember name but it was in San Louis not Algonones and the restraurant had no propane.
| I remember the restaurant well. We sat there waiting for dinner and they finally came out and told us no
propane. They promised a big buffet in the morning, wasen"t even open
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