This corky hotel has some really cool architectural features. The room was poorly furnished, breakfast was bad. Lighting was bad everywhere. Forget swimming, the beach line is full with boulders. Not the best part of town either. We were the only guests in the whole hotel, which must say something.
Simple accommodation but big and very clean rooms. The bathroom has a big shower with a lot of space to move and place our stuff.
Erika, Leah and the owner were always very nice and very helpful with our questions.
We stayed 2 nights on our way to Roatan and we came back another night on our way to Tela. We were very happy and satisfied.
Maybe some day this hotel will be brought back to the beauty it once was in 1950, but for now it is almost better to sleep in the street.. Room dark too many colors painted, fixtures did not work, curtains from a thrift store, given only 1 towel no wash cloths, no soap, no cups, furiniture worst than what you would by at the Salvation army. Employees doing you a favor to wait on you. Food bland. Not a good neighborhood.
We stayed 2 shower less nights in this hotel.Illusive staff,lack of towels.Garbage and dirty sheets left in the hall left for days,Basic condiments like butter for toast unavailable.Included breakfast Spartan at best.Lights over vanity non functional,Toilet required diving our hands into the cistern to release stop.The whole building felt like an abandoned shell.Would opt for other options in the future.
We stayed here 2 nights. Although the area behind the hotel doesn't look very nice, there is a police station behind the hotel, to the left. We were there during the weekend, so the businesses behind the hotel weren't open, so it looked like a questionable area, but was actually an "ok" business area during the daytime. The room was open and the bathroom was big, with hot water. The lock on the door was simple, but the door seemed very strong. The two balcony doors had no locks of any kind.
The front desk staff was very nice, but my husband is Honduran, and I speak fluent Spanish. I do believe they would help even non-Spanish speakers. They were very nice with directions, and had some maps to give us.
The parking was a very small garage at the front entrance of the hotel. We did park out front mostly because there were a security guard there.
There are various stray dogs running around, but that is pretty typical. They were very friendly, so not a concern to me.
The restaurant had a very typical Honduran breakfast, that comes with the hotel stay...small pieces of sausage, the best tasting eggs I have ever had, coffee, juice, cheese, and toast. We had pork chops in the evening, which also had a great taste.
The pool was not functional, and served mostly as decoration, in my opinion. We only paid $55 per night, so was a decent place in my opinion.
