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Historic Coronado Motor Hotel by OYO
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Historic Coronado Motor Hotel by OYO

2.5 star property
8.2 out of 10, Very Good, (1002)
The price is $99
$116 total
includes taxes & fees
Feb 13 - Feb 14
Historic Coronado Motor Hotel by OYO
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Principales lugares de interés en Felicity

The Museum of History in Granite

En el centro de Felicity encontrarás atracciones culturales como The Museum of History in Granite, que deberías tomarte un momento para visitar. Gracias a su variedad de tiendas y sus increíbles restaurantes, tendrás entretenimiento para todo el día. Si quieres ver más de cerca la cultura local de Felicity, acércarte a Cocopah Bend RV Resort Golf Course.

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The region around Felicity is home to attractions such as The Museum of History in Granite and Cocopah Bend RV Resort Golf Course.

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Istel is the founder of Felicity and the town’s longtime mayor, having been elected, almost 30 years ago, to an apparent lifetime term. The vote was unanimous: Istel voted for himself and so did Felicity’s other resident, Istel’s wife, Felicia. The town, established in 1986, consists of the Istels’ home and a half-dozen other buildings that the couple built on 2,600 acres in the middle of the desert near Yuma, Ariz., just off Interstate 8. At the north end, up an imposing staircase, sits the Church on the Hill at Felicity — inspired by a little white chapel in Brittany — that Istel built in 2007. The church is gorgeous and serene and looks eerily out of place, though less out of place than the 21-foot-tall stone-and-glass pyramid on the opposite end of town. The pyramid is there to mark the exact center of the world.
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