HOTEL CARIBBEAN DREAM
Read moreThis small hotel is located close to Bluefields market and the pier, which can be reached on foot in 5 minutes. It has 36 fully-equipped rooms (air-conditioning, private bathroom with hot water, TV, etc.) and, on the second floor, a balcony where guests can read or relax. The rooms are not modern, but they are clean and good value for money. The hotel also has a restaurant where you can enjoy a variety of local dishes and breakfast.
LA URRACA LOCA
Read moreBeautiful little wooden houses in the middle of nature, from where you can enjoy incredible views of the Concepción volcano. Dormitories, private rooms with and without bathroom. A hearty breakfast is also available for US$4.50. You can rent scooters (from US$15 a day) and bicycles to explore this pretty corner of the island. Try to spot birds (parrots, hummingbirds...). The owners are very welcoming and organize guided volcano ascents, as well as various other tours and activities.
MONKEY HOUSE HOSTEL
Read moreLocated between Playa Gigante and Playa Amarillo, this hotel overlooks the sea, offering breathtaking views of the Pacific and an incredible spot for sunsets. Accommodation includes dormitories and several room options (with or without private bathroom, balcony, sea view...). To eat, there's a good restaurant on site, but you can also use the kitchen and communal areas to prepare your own food. Perfect for travelers on a budget. All in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.
COSTA OESTE
Read moreA modern, elegant boutique hotel on Santana Beach. All six rooms are tastefully decorated, and each has its own balcony or terrace, as well as an ocean view. Good breakfast, a mix of typical local dishes such as chilaquiles, Mexican (tacos), and international classics (pancakes, waffles...). The small pool facing the Pacific is perfect for relaxing after a long day on the beach or surfing. Yoga and massages are also available.
HOSTAL LIBERTAD
Read moreThis small hotel is just a stone's throw from Masaya's central park and not far from the artisanal market. Each room has air-conditioning, a TV and a safe, and some have a small balcony. The decor is simple and a little old-fashioned, but those looking for low prices rather than nice hotels will be right at home here. You can also enjoy the small garden, lounge and terrace. The small kitchen lets you prepare your own meals, but there are plenty of restaurants nearby.
EL TIKKI HOSTEL
Read moreThis small hostel is run by two friends who are keen to make your stay in Ometepe as easy as possible. The dormitories are basic (which explains the price) but built in wooden cottages overlooking the surrounding countryside. Private rooms with or without private bathroom. 24-hour reception and breakfast included. Backpacker and party atmosphere: every Wednesday, parties are organized in the small bar-restaurant. A great way to meet your future fellow travelers!
BANANOZ SURFHOUSE
Read moreA small hotel with just 4 rooms, run by a family from northern France who moved to Nicaragua in 2015. Located a little way from the village of El Tránsito, it's the perfect place to enjoy the peace and quiet of the beach, and recharge your batteries in a family atmosphere overlooking the Pacific Ocean. You can also take surfing lessons here, whether you're a beginner or not. El Tránsito is one of the best surf spots in the country, and the owners will be delighted to show you their favorite spots.
HOSPEDAJE LOS CHOCOYOS
Read moreA lakeside hostel offering both dormitories and private rooms for 2 or 3 people, all equipped with a fan and free Internet access. Communal areas with hammocks and tables outside and facing the lake, to enjoy a swim and the beautiful views and sunset. The hostel also offers a bar/restaurant for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Pleasant atmosphere, friendly staff... In short, very good value for money in this off-the-beaten-track spot, well worth a visit.
PUESTA DEL SOL
Read moreLocated in the town of Moyogalpa, Nicaragua, Puesta del Sol is a community-based rural tourism association founded in 2005. It is made up of and run by 17 families from the community of La Paloma. Mainly dedicated to traditional agricultural activities, these families have developed services and tourism activities with the aim of promoting sustainable economic and community development, while preserving the environment. Puesta del Sol thus offers a unique travel experience, enabling travelers to enjoy a new travel experience, support the local community and learn about other cultures.