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Enzyme_X Says: I was looking for a hotel I was told to go (the only one) and still don't know how I missed it (it's the biggest building around). Passed it and came to a small shop and bicyle repair. There were some kids playing. I asked where I can stay for the night and they and they...
Enzyme_X Says: I haven't stayed at this place, but just went for a wisit to a friend I met. The place was decent, rooms clean and spacious, with fans. They have only doubles (120 pesos), but if you're alone you'll pay only half. The only real hotel in village.
There is no public transport to Chajul. Unless the colectivo you're on will make there an overnight stay and you're stuck there like me. But if you decide to go here (why would you???) take whatever colectivo drives along Carretera Fronteriza road. Tell the driver to drop you off at the Chajul crucero. Now you have to wait for somebody to pass by in a car and wave. I'm sure they stop and take you to Chajul. People there have a sense for solidarity (the first car took me back to the main road). And they will even decline if you offer to pay for the ride. Just be prepared for some 10km of bumpy ride on a gravel road.
Written Nov 11, 2005
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