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To The Coral Garden Inn!
An Invitation to our Tropical Paradise on the Costa Maya
A
Family Friendly Beachfront Villa |
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Experience
the white sand beaches, breath taking ocean views, crystal clear waters,
warm tropical breezes
and a night sky that will leave you breathless. We invite you to luxuriate
in the peace and tranquility of our
beautifully, furnished Caribbean villa overlooking the second longest
barrier reef in the world. |
About
the Villa
The Coral Garden Inn
(Casa de Coral) is an enchanting two unit complex with authentic hand-hewn
wood and rattan furniture, decorative Mexican tile floors, bathrooms
and countertops, local artisan designed wall decorations and bedspreads.
Each 1500 square foot unit has two large bedrooms, a large open common
space that includes the living room, dining room, kitchen and a full-size
bathroom.
The upstairs
and downstairs units are identical and each can sleep 6 people comfortably.
the Villa is ideal for an entire family, a group of friends, or a spacious
environment for 2.
Each individual
unit has it's own private entrance, fully furnished kitchen, bath, and
living area, providing complete privacy from noise and unwanted interruptions. |
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includes a fully equipped kitchen adjoining a beautifully furnished
living area containing a colorful fold-out futon bed, tropical hardwood
furniture and lamps. Outside the sliding glass doors of the living
area and master bedroom is an expansive deck, spanning
the ocean front and side of the house. In addition to the exquisite
view the deck area is fully furnished with outdoor patio furniture,
lounge chairs, and Mayan hammocks so you can eat, drink, relax,
and enjoy the incredible view of the Caribbean and bask in its warm
tropical breezes. |
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The
master bedroom has an incredible ocean view, a queen size
bed, bedside tables, chair, and ample closet space. The spacious
second bedroom has two double beds, table, chair,
plenty of closet space, and storage. The full-size bathroom
is constructed of authentic mexican tiled counters and floors, with
a large walk-in shower. |
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kitchen has a full size refrigerator, stove with
oven, blender and is furnished with glasses, dishes, silverware
and cookware. Purified bottled drinking water is supplied. Water
purification drops are needed for washing fruits and vegetables
and for rinsing dishes. Water for washing and cleaning is from a
rain collection system that supplies both hot and cold running water. |
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The 3rd
floor observation roof offers breathtaking views of the Caribbean
to the east and lagoons and mangrove jungle to the west. It is the perfect
location to observe a tropical sunrise, sunset or stargaze into the
twinkling night sky.
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Amenities:
On
site caretaker and housekeeping services
2 bicycles, 3 kayaks
Charcoal and gas barbeque
Outdoor Shower
Blender and juicer
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3
piece speaker system for CD player or iPod
First run DVD's and DVD player available for small fee
Internet access - available December 2007 (set up your computer
for internet telephone -SKYPE) |
Electricity
is provided by the sun through a 24 volt Solar System which provides
you standard 110 A/C power outlets.
A back-up generator is available for our occasional cloudy day. there
is adequate power to run the lights, ceiling fans and stereo. Note
that appliances which generate heat require a large amount of power.
These include hair dryers, clothes irons, electric coffee pots and toasters,
all which are prohibited, as they will damage and close down the power
supply.
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grocery trucks bring fresh fruits and vegetables, eggs and
tortillas up the road and to our door 3-5 times per week, we recommend
you purchase primary food supplies on your way to the inn.
Nearby
restaurants are located at several local resorts along the
beach and in the town of Xcalak. There are also several small grocery
stores where you can purchase limited provisions. |
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| Roberta
& Ron |
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Contact US |
| Ron
and Roberta are owners of Coral Garden Inn. Because our other home
is in beautiful, northern California, we have arranged to have local
residents, Andy and Ruth Sanders manage the Inn. They will answer
questions and attend to your needs. They have lived in this area
for over 10 years and are very knowledgeable about the local area
and its customs. They also operate the closest restaurant “Mama
Ruth’s”, just over a kilometer south. Dinner there is
a social affair you won’t want to miss. |
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| Rental
Costs
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April to 14 December (Low Season)
$95/night double occupancy
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December to 22 April (High Season)
$115/night double occupancy
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$20 additional per night for each person 10 years
of age and older
- $10
additional per night for children 3-9 years old
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pricing subject to 12% bed tax
Christmas
and New Year weeks:
6 day minimum stay, $189/ night or $1300/week
for up to 4 people, normal charges for additional
occupants
Major
Credit Cards accepted
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| What
should you bring? |
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Food
Drinks
Water Purification Drops
Water Booties
Hat
Sunscreen
Lotion Bug
Repellant |
Comfortable
Clothing
Camera and Film
Reading Materials
CDs and Player, MP3 or I-POD
(3 piece speaker system provided)
English/Spanish Dictionary
Snorkel gear |
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Xcalak's
Reefs National Park
Xcalak
has been a protected National Reserve since 2000. All
the waters, including those in front of the house are
part of the park and regulated by the part commission.
A list of park regulations are in the information book
for the inn.
All
visitors to the park are required to follow regulations
and to purchase a daily wrist band when swimming, snorkeling,
diving, or fishing. Available through our caretaker or
manager.
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Note the Coral Garden Inn is part of an ecological, jungle habitat. Along
with the birds and prolific lagoon and coral
inhabitants, we occasionally have visits from less desirable critters,
such as ants, mosquitoes etc. The tropical breeze takes care of mosquitoes
most of the time. Although, we do our best to control the presence of
these critters in our villa, it is recommended that you put food away,
clean off counter tops and tables, come prepared with insect repellant
and wear shoes when walking outdoors. |
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