Can anyone get me in contact with Maritza (from Maritza's Guest House) - My numbers do not work anymore and I have not heard from her either. A phone number or even better an email addres

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correction...I did have an email address for Maritza's but accidently deleted it (and dumped my trash) and can't figure out how I found it in the first place :(

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Thanks Michael...I had read a very nice review about Maritza's but couldn't find a way to contact them...my husband and I have already booked with another guesthouse but if you had a phone number or e

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Maritza has had her guest house for over 12 years. I would appreciate if assumptions and hearsay would be left out of this forum. She is further from town than Palmetto. [%si

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Hi again Terrie...thanks for the heads up regarding Maritzas....I would prefer to support tax paying businesses. And kudos to you for your extra efforts for trying to keep Culebra from being overthrow

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Good afternoon, We are a short distance (1/2 mile) from town, an easy walk. There are also grocery stores/rest. closer than town to us. Not sure who the Capt. Luis/bio bay is from y

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Thanks Terrie...Maritza emailed me yesterday with info and pics of her place but like I said, we really want to be close to town. Before your response I had already checked out your place and ALL the

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Good evening, As a GH owner here I'd say I'd likely know all of the businesses & I'm not familiar with this property. We are within walking distance to town. You can checkout out we

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can anyone tell me where maritza's guesthouse is located....my husband and I are looking for a place in Dewey to say for a few nights after a week of camping on flamenco but we want to return our rent

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Too bad about the roaches Mr. & Mrs. Rico. You should have stayed at Casita Tropical. Everything there was as clean as a whistle! The environmental thing to do, as we puertorricans here in Atlanta do

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Mr. Rico, when you told Maritza, what did you expect her to do? I think she was trying to take care of your problem, which, as you might see by previous posts, is not really a problem, bu

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Wow, I've been to Maritza's twice, and never saw anything on the floor bigger than a fly! Only reason we aren't staying there this trip is because the last trip, we found a couple of flea

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My memory, for what it's worth, is that roachs are not disease vectors. So, they may be ugly but they won't make you sick.

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I guess maybe the degree of freak-out might depend on what part of the States you are from as well. We have the same roaches in Atlanta that there are in Culebra; it's just an everyday thing in both

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They are often delicately called 'water bugs', and are part of the natural landscape. I can't imagine a trip to Culebra without seeing at least 3-10. They give me the creeps, but I've learned to acc

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My wife and I just got back from Culebra after 4 days. Dec. 23-27, 2007 What can I say, Flamenco beach got to be the most beutiful place on earth. Definately, worth all the travels through planes and

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Hi all, My husband and I went to Culebra for a week-long trip last Feb, we got married in June, and now are going back for the first 2 weeks in December for a belated honeymoon!

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ok, be patient with me. this is a long one. i am writing mostly for those of you who are planning a trip to culebra for the first time and would like some words of advise. my husband and i just

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We stayed at Maritza's and it's not close enough to walk to the beaches (it's approx 2 miles to Flamenco)--her house is in the airport area, about 1 mile from town. Really, the beaches aren't walking

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Kim, thank you for your input. i have seen maritza's guest house pictures in the net and they looked nice. both of us speak spanish so there won't be any problem there. where is her guest

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Kim, thank you for your input. i have seen maritza's guest house pictures in the net and they looked nice. both of us speak spanish so there won't be any problem there. where is her guest

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I vote for Maritza's guest house (in the Shelter section here). She has 2 guest houses, one a bit bigger than the other, and both rooms are clean, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, and tons of privacy

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We just spent 5 great days in Culebra and wanted to offer our info. We stayed at Maritza's Guesthouse. She was very very nice, we loved her! The apt was clean with kitchenette, which proved esse

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I gotta stick with my choice of the last two visits--Maritza's guest house. Gosh, with all of the free advertising by me for these rooms, I hope she has availability for me for my next visit!!!

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My favorite place to stay is Maritza's guest house. One room is big enough for 3 to 4 people, the other room is big enough for 2 adults. She's from the Dominican Republic, speaks enough English to g

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I vote for Maritza's Guest house. Quiet, inexpensive, and one can have the bedroom, one can have the futon in the living room! It's pretty close to town, and I highly recommend it.

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We had dinner at the Bahia Marina when we were there last week, and to me, it was very overpriced. I can imagine how much the rooms are there! Me, I like to go inexpensive so I can do more when I'm

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Pricilla, For a couple of night's stay on the island, you should give Maritza's guest house a try. Everything you need is in the room (stove, shower, tv, bed, etc.), and it's clean. Jus

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Kathi, I agree with you !!! Maritza's is a charming spot & a great value!! I absolutely love the bright tropical colors of the rooms & the names Papaya & Aguacate (i'm craving some alre

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Here's a direct link: Maritza's Guest House

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