District II Vacation Packages

The room is very clean. And the staff are very kind and helpful.

In an all-inclusive resort, I expect to have food at all times. We showed up at 5 pm hungry from the airport and were told dinner is till 7 pm. There is no other option but to wait because there are no additional restaurants to buy food or snacks. My room shower overflowed and all the room floor got wet; I had to call the front desk and have maintenance come to fix it and dry the floor. The door key kept getting inactive, so it’s not up to date like other inclusive hotels around the world. At the end, we ended up leaving for Managua and not staying the full length we actually booked for.

Stayed 3 nights and hotel owner spoke English very good and she was nice to chat with. The owner was eager to help us with finding things to do in Granada. We ate breakfast for $5 and the food was very tasty. The room was basic which we had thought it would be but there was a strong musty odor and the bed blanket and pillow seemed to be always damp/wet. The shower had only a trickle of cold water.

Only two people were friendly: the night watchman and a young man at the front desk. The place was safe and clean, but the breakfast didn't offer any options. I told them I didn't eat that kind of breakfast, and they only gave me something different one day; after that, they refused and wouldn't even give me a lemon, even though I needed one. If they had asked for an extra charge, I would have paid it, but the staff was very firm. That's not how you earn a tip. I had to ask them not to enter the room, and even then they would come in. Besides, they didn't leave towels; I always had to go downstairs and ask for them. There are no televisions in the rooms. The location is a bit remote but safe.