Comments on: Good People and Pupusas in the Overlooked Country of El Salvador http://dontrobus.wordpress.com/2008/02/24/good-people-and-pupusas-in-the-overlooked-country-of-el-salvador/ Wanderlust Unavoidable Sun, 21 Dec 2008 17:52:38 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Claire Pate http://dontrobus.wordpress.com/2008/02/24/good-people-and-pupusas-in-the-overlooked-country-of-el-salvador/#comment-96 Claire Pate Mon, 25 Feb 2008 17:35:59 +0000 http://dontrobus.wordpress.com/?p=58#comment-96 I loved Suchitoto and the people of El Salvador as well.....believe it or not, I also loved San Salvador, staying in a small hostel there with lots of interesting folks. The owner was a bit of a revolutionary and was full of interesting stories and so, so helpful. Perquin was a curious place....as you said, hard to find food unless you are staying at the lovely, lovely casa de huespedes on the road leading up to Perquin...the food and accommodations were beautiful and tasty, but cost a bit more than we usually would pay. We at first stayed in a VERY small hostal, owned and occupied by a senora who served up good food, but only at the appropriate times......and found other ways to take advantage of you, such as arranging guided trips with people who weren't especially well--versed in the history. Would love to have the name of the hostel you stayed in, in Suchitoto.....I want to go back next year...... clairek@peak.org I loved Suchitoto and the people of El Salvador as well…..believe it or not, I also loved San Salvador, staying in a small hostel there with lots of interesting folks. The owner was a bit of a revolutionary and was full of interesting stories and so, so helpful. Perquin was a curious place….as you said, hard to find food unless you are staying at the lovely, lovely casa de huespedes on the road leading up to Perquin…the food and accommodations were beautiful and tasty, but cost a bit more than we usually would pay. We at first stayed in a VERY small hostal, owned and occupied by a senora who served up good food, but only at the appropriate times……and found other ways to take advantage of you, such as arranging guided trips with people who weren’t especially well–versed in the history.

Would love to have the name of the hostel you stayed in, in Suchitoto…..I want to go back next year……
clairek@peak.org

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