Luna Blue Hotel

[popeye]

Originally Posted by Shammy

I could be persuaded to rent out my room.........
.........for a million dollars

Good One!! Gee Thanks Shammy, I'm saving up to buy my own.
If my memory serves me right (ha) we've been guest 6 times. Of course it's always our first choice because of all the great things mentioned but looking forward to the Haciendas San Jose condos this trip. It's just close enough for me to drop in for some of that 'down home feelin.'

[Tony&Cheri]

Originally Posted by popeye

OK, Got any rooms for March 1-8th ?
(just jokin w/cha Big Guy)

We DID just have a cancellation of a Standard room from March 3-13, if anyone is hankering for a Playa fix! (Still full the nights of March 1 & 2 tho ).

Cheri

[popeye]

Originally Posted by Tony&Cheri

hankering
Cheri

??? Did you throw that in just for us "hillbillies"?

[Tony&Cheri]

Originally Posted by popeye

??? Did you throw that in just for us "hillbillies"?

I've always liked "hankering!"

Cheri

[Ginger]

Originally Posted by popeye

God only knows how many times I've been thru that door!
Thanks for the kind words on the watercolor and here's Wishing the Entire "Roo Crew" (I like it) the Best Year yet!

Oh Barry, I think I'd have to say this is my favorite of yours ever! (but I do have a penchant for doors and gates). I just love it.

[popeye]

Originally Posted by Ginger

Oh Barry, I think I'd have to say this is my favorite of yours ever! (but I do have a penchant for doors and gates). I just love it.

Thanks Leasa, That means a lot!

[caprichos7]

I started staying at the Luna Blue when it was Zanzibar Hotel, Constituyentes and all the streets leading up to calle 26 were dirt roads and Mamitas was surrounded by jungle - you get the picture. I've stayed at Luna Blue so many times I've lost count. Each time I go back it only gets better and better - Luna Blue is one of the few places that still gives you that "old Playa" feeling. From the time you step into the beautiful and relaxing garden on the other side of the iron gate until you make your final exit through that famous wooden door, Tony and Cheri apply the Mexican adage of "Mi Casa es Su Casa" (my house is your house). I'll be back in May and can't wait to visit with them while having drinks at the new bar!