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Best Chalet Ever?

fmd_good Arsgan House

I just spent a week at this incredible chalet, seriously breathtaking views! The sunsets alone were worth the trip. I hiked the nearby trails, swam in a gorgeous cenote (the water was SO clear!), an… more

Image rebecka ·

Satellite internet might be your best bet for those remote locations. Starlink's getting pretty widespread now, even in less populated areas. It's not cheap, but if reliable internet is a must, it could be worth the investment. Otherwise, maybe plan your work around times you can be closer to a town with better cell service? Could also look into a portable hotspot device with a local SIM card — might be a cheaper, short-term solution.

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annarosepitz · · OP

That's solid advice, thanks! Starlink is definitely on my radar, but the cost is a bit steep for a week-long trip. A portable hotspot with a local SIM card sounds like a much more practical short-term solution. I'll look into what's available in the @French Alps. Hoping for decent coverage, otherwise I might be stuck with a lot of offline reading...

Arsgan House Mystery?

fmd_good Arsgan House

So, I'm planning a trip to this secluded chalet, Arsgan House, near Cancun. I've read some reviews mentioning strange noises at night... whispers, maybe? One reviewer even said they saw a shadow fli… more

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Lol, Cancun? Sounds less "secluded chalet" and more "slightly spooky Airbnb near a party zone." Old houses make noises, that's a given. Whispers? Probably just the wind or tourists getting rowdy. Shadow on the patio? Could be anything from a stray cat to the palm trees playing tricks in the moonlight. Unless there's a specific local legend attached to Arsgan House (try searching for it online, maybe something pops up in Spanish), I wouldn't sweat it. Pack your flashlight and book, sure, but don't expect a full-blown horror movie. Maybe bring earplugs, too. You know, for the actual Cancun noises.

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