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Author: Heather Rybak (209.184.135.---)
Date: 03-10-04 23:34

Hello! My fiance and I will be on our honeymoon this July and are planning to spend four days on Culebra. I was wondering if anyone had any first-hand experience or advice with the following hotels we are considering: Culebra Ocean View, Culebra Island Villas, Villa Boheme and Kokomo. We would like someplace that has a kitchen, A/C, and balcony view of the water. Also, I was wondering if many of the hotels include kayak use in the stay. I would appreciate any advice!!

Thanks!

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Author: Michael (---.kilng01.ct.comcast.net)
Date: 03-11-04 19:40

Villa Boheme is a really nice place. The water view is of the bay though, not the ocean. It's clean, convenient, has AC and I think at least one room has a balcony. If you contact them directly, I'm sure that thyey will be happy to answer any of your questions.
Michael

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Author: Heather Rybak (209.184.135.---)
Date: 03-15-04 11:22

We are leaning towards Culebra Ocean View. Does anyone have any experience with this hotel?

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Author: stepahnie (---.proxy.aol.com)
Date: 04-11-04 22:03

casa ensenada is right on the bay and has nice suites at reasonable prices, and includes a tandem kayak. it is close to town and the people who run the place are very nice. Culebra island villas is about a half mile from town, and is a few hundred feet above sea level, fantastic view of the bay, but no kayak though. there are two private docks for the enjoyment of guests. you get peace and quiet and a good breeze.

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Author: CB (216.107.228.---)
Date: 04-12-04 10:31

I too agree that Casa Ensenada is wonderful. I have been to Culebra twice and stayed there twice. They have a beautiful back yard right on the bay. The back deck area has an outdoor grill and nice lounge chairs. The sunrise is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen. The Pendergasts are a very helpful and the guest house has all amenities. They have a link on this site with helpful pictures. The Kayake is free for guests and fun to use. It is nice to paddle over to town and get out at Dinghy Dock for Happy Hour.

I wouldn't stay anywhere else. It is is a great location with just a short walk to town. You can step out front and flag down the buses/vans that will take you to Flamenco Beach for $2.00. We always take one day where we rent a jeep and drive then hike to some of the more remote beaches.

You can also get out for snorkling by chartering a boat which Casa Ensenada offers or you can pay and someone will take you out snorkling.

You are in for a treat which will leave you longing to come back.

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