Honduras Hotels & Hostels (73)

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The sole upscale option in downtown Tegucigalpa, this is the only central place where they will have heard of semi-orthopedic beds and hypo-allergenic sheets. The posh interior has some drab pock…

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Staying here is like being in a box room in a Stalinist-style housing project - except here you get a good, lempira-friendly bed for the night, cable TV and a proper shower. It also fringes an up…

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A true charmer, the Gran Central offers seven artsy rooms on the 2nd floor of a renovated colonial building. Each is decorated differently, with details like handcrafted light fixtures, checkerbo…

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This does the basics well. Comfortable bed: present and correct; safe, secure and clean: yes; free purified water, coffee and Internet (10min): all set. Just forget about any flourishes in this c…

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Can a bus company run a hotel? This hotel, operated by the people behind the country's best transport line, says yes. With a bright comedor (eating area), and gleaming, trimly comfortable rooms, …

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This is the enduring heavyweight of the luxury-accommodation scene in Tegucigalpa. Hotel Honduras Maya is still well-honed and groomed enough to hold its own with a string of new pretenders jostl…

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This is a little oasis of decent, cheap lodging in downtown Tegucigalpa where budget accommodation mostly varies from dodgy to downright dangerous. Expect few hassles and even fewer frills at thi…

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If it just has to be downtown and your budget days are behind you - but not that long gone - then consider this well-established, good-value central hotel, one block down from Iglesia Los Dolores…

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This hotel's attractive (replica) colonial style, convenient central location and value for money regularly bring tour-group planners knocking at the door. Airy rooms around a pretty courtyard co…

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Welcome to the Alcatraz of Tegucigalpa hotels. Uncompromisingly expensive for what it is, but - crucially - secure, it is an easy walk from several of the city's most useful bus terminals.

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The smallest and best of the towering trio of luxury hotels that rise up in the center of Tegucigalpa's hotel district. Blessed with the same mod cons - and panoramic views - it stands out for i…

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The gritty district of Comayagüela is Tegucigalpa's bus-station central. This reliable cheapie, with rooms around an attractive courtyard, is within striking distance of most of the 101 differen…

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Diplomats head here to treat themselves. Styling itself as Honduras' only boutique hotel, it's the sort of place where reception never forgets your name. Smack bang in Tegucigalpa's embassy centr…

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It may have space 'issues' (ie there's not much of it), but if you don't want to swing too many cats, this low-key, friendly option is about as good as it gets for a bed for the night in Comayagü…

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Named after its location - where the Río Tela and the Caribbean meet - the Río Mar is the only acceptable budgetish hotel on the beach. The place has seen better days, for sure, but the rooms are…

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This is a top choice if you want to spend your evenings admiring the different hues of pink as the sun sets over the Caribbean. Laid-back but sophisticated, it is also splendidly isolated - but n…

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The first resort in Honduras to be included on the Small Luxury Hotel of the World list, this was a La Ceiba institution from the day it opened its doors in 2000. The hotel boasts a whopping 300 …

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OK, so it's a chain, but the service doesn't get any slicker nor more personalised than at Tegucigalpa's Marriott. Inside, the theme is more authentically Honduran than other big-name hotels - an…

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Charming rooms with a modern beachy feel open onto two sunny decks and a mezzanine-level infinity pool with Jacuzzi. Most rooms have balconies and the view from the pool - well, it's classic Cari…

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Copantl is another high-rise hotel, but at least it's locally owned. Popular with businessmen and well-to-do Honduran vacationers, rooms on the first two floors open onto a corridor overlooking t…

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This is a basic but clean hotel in one of the most coveted locations in West End - on the main drag overlooking Half Moon Bay. Of the 10 rooms, only three have been recently renovated and these a…

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One of the best deals in town, the Acropolis is a colonial-style hotel with 21 very fine rooms. All have been recently remodeled or, in the case of the 2nd floor, constructed; each has two queen-…

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Housed in a relatively new building near the Tela Express bus terminal, this hotel is kept very clean - spotless, really - and has lots of plastic hanging plants and framed posters. The rooms are…

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A totally acceptable, if somewhat drab, hotel, the rooms here are breezy, clean and near the beach. The more expensive rooms are bigger and in slightly better condition.

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Three steep blocks north of the parque central, this hotel is popular for good reason - tile-floored rooms are clean, spacious, and comfortable, flowering bushes and lots of chairs create a welco…

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Upstairs rooms at this midsized hotel are a decent deal. They're huge (so big they look a little barren), with heavy-duty fans, and open onto a broad exterior corridor where you can hang hand-was…

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