scubasherry:
We are staying at a private B&b .....
The next time I come to Cozumel (after March 5) I am going to go that route. I look forward to hearing about how it went.
A couple of friends and I met up with a guy named David who worked at a shop on one of the walkways that goes NE from the square. They were closed but gave us margaritas for free one evening and hurried us inside their place when the mosquito sprayer was coming by. The shop was a kind of snack place that opened to the street and right next to it, joined by a common entrance was their shop that had dinnerware, glasses and things. Pretty nice stuff....they had some margarita glasses that were hand painted and were from somewhere in Mexico, very cool. They were a husband and wife team....she was American and from Colorado, I think.
Anyway, this guy, David was working for them and he spent the evening with us. He said he could hook us up with a really nice private residence and he would cook for us (He said he was a trained chef). He was Mexican, very light skinned, but spoke English very well. The price was close to what we pay at Hotel Cozumel, so I will look him up in March and see what gives.
He had some pretty wild stories about things...many things. This guy is either a very well connected individual or totally full of crap....either way it was a great evening.
Come to think of it, when we went into Neptuno after midnight with him the place was packed, very few, if any tables available. He seemed to know everyone and when he spoke to one of the folks working there, not the owner, after a minute or so we were escorted to a completely cleared table right next to the packed dance floor.....interesting.
Talk about rambling....back to the point of looking frorward to hearing about your B & B....which, if you don't know, is very good, warmed, by a fire in the winter.
