Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, MEXICO – Continuing its efforts in providing an accessible holiday destination in Oaxaca, Mexico is Rincon del Pacífico. The hotel in Puerto Escondido has unveiled its latest website feature that now comes with an enhanced reservation system for quick and easy room arrangements in the scenic port.
Turning online booking into a seemingly effortless task, the booking system can be accessed at the Rincon del Pacífico’s website at http://www.rincondelpacifico.com.mx just by clicking the “Reserve Now” or “Reserve Ahora” icon. Featuring an innovation that’s powered by DirectWithHotels, it allows guests to reserve accommodations in a few short steps and within the least amount of time. This leaves them with a hassle-free endeavor that doesn’t involve long back-and-forth e-mails or long-distance phone calls.
Fully complete and efficient, the system’s interface involves a thoughtfully structured design that provides all the necessary information about the hotel’s rooms without being confusing. A carefully charted page, perfect for doing comparisons, showcases each of the hotel’s accommodation features, inclusions, amenities, rates, and policies. Each guest will know exactly what they’ve signed up for without the troubles of having no room available on the date of their arrival.
And in terms of guaranteed bookings, a meager deposit through an online payment gateway secures the reservation. With the use of trusted authorities, VeriSign and Trustwave, transactions are made safer, with bookings confirmed in a matter of minutes. After the arrangements are made, all that’s left is to prepare for a period of holiday fun on the coast of Puerto Escondido.
Sitting on a prime location along Perez Gasga Avenue, Rincon del Pacífico offers reasonably priced comforts near the beaches of Puerto Escondido. Its budget-friendly spaces provide the ideal laid-back retreat for practical travelers and backpackers. While the hotel offers essential facilities like its restaurant and bar, it’s also near several of the town’s engaging locales and key places of interest.
Within proximity of Rincon del Pacífico are some of Oaxaca’s finest beaches, including Zicatela Beach, Playa Marinero, Playa Principal, and Playa Bacocho. Apart from the gorgeous shores, the hotel in Puerto Escondido also places guests within easy reach from some of the locality’s must-see destinations. This includes the Manialtepec Lagoon, the scenic walkaway, Andador Escencico, and the Mexican turtle center, Centro Mexicano de la Tortuga.
For more information about Rincon del Pacífico and to make direct reservations online, visit the hotel’s website at http://www.rincondelpacifico.com.mx.
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An Adventurer's Paradise: 5 Must-Try Activities in Oaxaca, Mexico
Checking in at Hotel CasAntica — a hotel housed in a 16th century former convent — is a nice way to start your Mexican vacation. But of course, staying cooped up here is not the best way to spend it. Other than this heritage building turned into a hotel, Oaxaca is an adventurer's paradise, with a wide range of activities for every traveler to check out.
1. Visit at least one of the many museums in the area.
With 16 officially recognized indigenous groups living in the region, Oaxaca is known as one of Mexico's centers of culture. That's why it's no surprise that many museums, featuring an array of artifacts, can be found in the area. Must-visit museums include the Rufino Tamayo Museum of Pre-Hispanic Art, Oaxaca Regional Museum, and the Museo Textil de Oaxaca (Textile Museum of Oaxaca).
2. Watch a performance at Teatro Macedonio de Alcala.
Built in the early 1900s, this theater is one of the finest examples of Belle Epoque architecture in the region. Known for its impressive facade and ornately decorated interiors, this 5-tier auditorium can accommodate around 1,300 people, and hosts operas, concerts, plays, and even film screenings. Not interested in the shows on schedule? Opt for one of the guided tours at noontime instead.
3. Eat grasshoppers at Benito Juarez Market.
There's no better way to experience a culture than eating its local delicacies. In Oaxaca, it's chapulines or grasshoppers roasted to perfection, and available in abundance at Benito Juarez Market. If this kind of grub is not to your liking, then sample other dishes instead. These include tlayuda, a toasted tortilla topped like a pizza with avocado, beans, cabbage, cheese, meat, and more.
4. Shop.
Benito Juarez Market is not only popular for its many food stalls. It is also the best place for souvenir shopping, with a rich variety of handicrafts available. Products sold here include leather goods, hats, and knives. A textile area, which also features cloth made in neighboring Chiapas, can be also found in this market.
5. Go on a trip out to Monte Alban.
While this archeological site is on the western fringe of the city, and most likely quite some distance from your Oaxaca accommodation, it is certainly worth rescheduling an itinerary for. Here you can find the ruins of one of the earliest cities on the continent, built by the Zapotec people thousands of years ago. Many stone platforms and numerous carved monuments are still standing up to this day, offering travelers a glimpse into the area's glorious past.
With these 5 activities in Oaxaca, it won't be surprising if you decide to just leave your bags at Hotel CasAntica and set out to explore the city.
1. Visit at least one of the many museums in the area.
With 16 officially recognized indigenous groups living in the region, Oaxaca is known as one of Mexico's centers of culture. That's why it's no surprise that many museums, featuring an array of artifacts, can be found in the area. Must-visit museums include the Rufino Tamayo Museum of Pre-Hispanic Art, Oaxaca Regional Museum, and the Museo Textil de Oaxaca (Textile Museum of Oaxaca).
2. Watch a performance at Teatro Macedonio de Alcala.
Built in the early 1900s, this theater is one of the finest examples of Belle Epoque architecture in the region. Known for its impressive facade and ornately decorated interiors, this 5-tier auditorium can accommodate around 1,300 people, and hosts operas, concerts, plays, and even film screenings. Not interested in the shows on schedule? Opt for one of the guided tours at noontime instead.
3. Eat grasshoppers at Benito Juarez Market.
There's no better way to experience a culture than eating its local delicacies. In Oaxaca, it's chapulines or grasshoppers roasted to perfection, and available in abundance at Benito Juarez Market. If this kind of grub is not to your liking, then sample other dishes instead. These include tlayuda, a toasted tortilla topped like a pizza with avocado, beans, cabbage, cheese, meat, and more.
4. Shop.
Benito Juarez Market is not only popular for its many food stalls. It is also the best place for souvenir shopping, with a rich variety of handicrafts available. Products sold here include leather goods, hats, and knives. A textile area, which also features cloth made in neighboring Chiapas, can be also found in this market.
5. Go on a trip out to Monte Alban.
While this archeological site is on the western fringe of the city, and most likely quite some distance from your Oaxaca accommodation, it is certainly worth rescheduling an itinerary for. Here you can find the ruins of one of the earliest cities on the continent, built by the Zapotec people thousands of years ago. Many stone platforms and numerous carved monuments are still standing up to this day, offering travelers a glimpse into the area's glorious past.
With these 5 activities in Oaxaca, it won't be surprising if you decide to just leave your bags at Hotel CasAntica and set out to explore the city.
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