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     judy Arthur New member Username: Durhammom Post Number: 5 Registered: 9-2007 |
Does anyone know of any decent places to stay in Colonia Carlos Pelligini that have AC but are still affordable? I have located 3 places via the web (Hosteleria Nande Reta, Aquape Lodge & Irupe Lodge) but they all want from $110 to $160 (USD) per person per night (we are a family of 4!) so for two nights that is really too expensive! (Message edited by admin on October 07, 2007) | ||
| Roberto Board Administrator Username: Admin Post Number: 1330 Registered: 12-2004 |
Is this in Corrientes? This doesn't sound realistic. Are you completely sure the estimates are in us currency? Why don't you try http://www.mimercedes.com.ar/posadaiberapora/. In addition, here are a few more resources for the nearby area... HOSPEDAJE GUARANI: Calle 7 y 27 - Colonia Carlos Pellegrini- Camping. Informes y reservas: Tel (03773) 15629762 POSADA DE LA LAGUNA: Informes y reservas: en Mercedes (Ctes) Telefax(03773)499413 RANCHO YPA SAPUKAI: Tel (03773)420155 CAMPING MUNICIPAL: baños c/duchas; parrillas; luz eléctrica HOSTERIA NANDERETA: Informes y reservas: en Mercedes (Ctes) Telefax (03773)499411 . CASA LUNA DEL IBERA:03773-15493869 Tel/Fax: 03773-420153 03773-15403158 Estancias Turisticas: ESTANCIA EL DORADO: Informes y reservas: en Mercedes (Ctes) Telefax (03773) 420660 ESTANCIA RINCON DEL DIABLO: Informes y reservas: en Mercedes (Ctes) Telefax (03773) 420247 - 420103 ESTANCIA RINCON DEL CAPI VARI: Informes y reservas: en Mercedes (Ctes) Tel. (03773) 421498 Telefax (03773) 421350 HOSTERÍA PIRAYU: Informes y reservas: Tel (03773) 420399 | ||
| judy Arthur New member Username: Durhammom Post Number: 6 Registered: 9-2007 |
Yes, two of them specified $160 USD and the other quoted 330 pesos per person per day. Their websites don't give rates..you must email them a request for that information. Just curious...do you know if businesses charge more if they know you are coming from out of Argentina (US, Canada for example)? Could that explain it? | ||
| Roberto Board Administrator Username: Admin Post Number: 1331 Registered: 12-2004 |
I think there has been a 2 scheme pricing in Argentina for some time now, both in the formal economy (like with airlines) and with smaller mom and pop shops. I have no personal opinion on this... but I wouldn't want to pay that much. Perhaps, a good work around would be to contact them through a local travel agent. Then, you will know the truth. Having said this there are some expensive places locally like the lodge with views to the glaciers (Calafate) that charge usd $1,000 a night. |
