Tela Hotels & Hostels (11)

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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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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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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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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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This three-story cement hotel offers several small rooms with fans. The bathrooms could definitely use a scrub down, though the rest of the place is relatively clean. Rooms in the front of the bu…

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Near the train tracks, the Sinai is an excellent budget option. A basic hotel with exposed brick walls, its 19 rooms have good beds and clean bathrooms. Service is especially friendly, too. The o…

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Fine wood construction with lots of air and light lend a certain elegance to this old building. There's a large rooftop terrace and spacious rooms with cold-water bathrooms. The on-site restauran…

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Wake up to one of the best views in Tela. Built on a hill and climbing several stories into a windswept sky, this hotel seems to have acres of patio space to take in the ocean vistas. Rooms have …

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The 3rd-floor rooms are definitely the way to go at this place - hardwood floors, wood paneling and great views. The other rooms are comfortable and clean but they're standard tile-floored, white…

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