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    Posted On: 21-Jan-2003
    From: "Brendan Vaughan" [brendan.....hn]
    Subject: Re: [roatan] Supplies in West Bay


    Ron

    Yes There is a store in West End where you can buy all the supplies you
    mentioned.

    It's probably best to stop there on the way to your lodgings in either
    West Bay
    or West End upon your arrival.
    Check out Seagrapes as they have room fridges :
    http://www.roatanet.com/seagrape-hotel-f.htm

    West Bay has no stores.

    Regards

    Brendan

    At 21/01/2003 -0500, you wrote:
    >Roatan in early June and still trying to decide between West End and
    >West Bay. West Bay sounds awesome, but we tend to buy lots of
    >supplies for our room like beer, water, cokes, etc. and we're
    >wondering if there is a store in West Bay that sells that stuff or
    >if we'd have to bring it in by boat from West End. Also, any
    >suggestions for best accommodations in each area would be really
    >appreciated. We like great views, private porches and bathroom, and
    >(obviously) in-room refrigerators. A/C not needed. Thanks for your
    >help!>
    >
    >To reiterate a reply I did last week to someone looking for just the
    right
    >place, here goes again:
    >
    >The Lost Paradise website is www.lost-paradise.com and there are quite a
    >few pictures. Also, try to reach Carlos Pineda (family member and
    manager)
    >at as it is his personal e-mail. I'm sure
    he
    >will be glad to reply to any questions you may have. Mention our name
    and
    >give him our best. I have also put a lot of pictures of Lost Paradise in
    >the picture section of the list yahoo site.
    >
    >My wife and I stay there every year and wouldn't consider anywhere else.
    >There are 18 "cabanas" all on the beach, very nice, clean, air
    conditioned,
    >fans, refrigerator and Carlos told me his brother Santiago finally opened
    >the restaurant. Ask for Cabana C-8 as it is the best of all within 40
    feet
    >of the water. We call it our "home away from home" (Houston) and will be
    >back again this year in early June. Rates are very reasonable for these
    >cabanas, $68/night. The cabanas are on stilts, about 3 feet above the
    >sand. Check the pics and you will see for yourself. The Pineda family
    own
    >and operate Lost Paradise and treat you like family. It is very safe and
    >within minutes of everything in West End, diving, snorkeling, eating,
    >drinking (my favorite), shopping and everything in general. If you would
    >like us to send additional photos just contact us off-line at
    > and we will be glad to show you a little bit of
    >our "paradise".
    >
    >Ron & Maria
    >Houston
    >
    >
    Brendan, Barbara and Jack - #3520 Calle Alfonso X111 Lomas del Guijarro,
    Tegucigalpa Honduras. Phone 2322452

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