La chica de recepción fue muy amable con nosotros. Cercania a la estación ticabus. El baño ok

Las camas de la habitación no correspondían con el espacio. Una estaba encajada a la otra en forma de L. Se escuchaba todo lo que pasaba en la calle y habitaciones contiguas. Mejor no andar de noche por según que calles de la zona

The Location was perfect for me. It was right next door to the bus station. My flight got in late and I had to stay overnight and leave on an early bus to Tamarindo.

The bed was hard and it was noisy. But as expected for the price.

location is right next door to the bus station which was a blessing for us as we had heavy luggage. Our room was very clean so for those two reasons I would recommend this hotel.

the area was very rough, lots of drug addicts outside and people hanging around on street corners so be aware if you’re a solo traveller. they also charge this hotel by the hour & we were joined at reception by a female checking in with her “client”.

Close to Center

Basic room

Very Friendly, Nicaraguan ladies working, very Helpful. Thankful for their help and honesty!!!!!

My mom told me about this place, close to TransNica, a nice restaurant on both side of the street and mini shops, Pulperías.

Helpful staff, location

A bit dirty, some bugs, noisy outside, cold

-easy accessible by foot from bus station (Tica bus) -in relation to other housing in CR/NIC fairly clean and good installation -the occasional cucarachas ;) :( -SAFETY and TRUST in Hotel Staff: We arrived late and wanted to go out to eat. We asked the staff lady, if it is safe for gringos to walk around in the night in the area. We where told that it is perfectly safe and nothing to worry, even at this hour. We watched the area ab bit from the upper window and there where very shady looking guys on the street (pimps and drug dealer/ addicts). It was the firt time in 4 weeks NIC/CR that I felt quite unsafe. I checked out a place to eat just 50m away from the Hotel, so I thought that this would be safe. We went there, the place was completly locked with bars, no way to enter. The food was given out through the bars. There where a few "normal" looking guys, waiting for their food and some people, you definitely don't want to meet in the night (probabely heavy addicts). One guy approached us and wanted money, another was watching us. It felt like we where about to be jumped. I gave him a dollar, he wanted more. Then he fixated on me and got aggressive. He looked like the type that stabbs you down without hesitation. A bad situation. A local came by and tried to calm the guy, gave him money as well. Then the guy went off. The local told us, that the area is very unsafe at this hour (11pm) and we should go directly back to the hotel. In this moment another guy was approaching us, same way like the first. The local guy stood with the car door open and fixated him, so he probably thought that somewone is going to call the police. He ran off. We went straigth back to the hotel. The street was full of these guys. Back in the hotel I confronted the staff lady. I just imagined if we would have taken phones and money (which we didn't, because I felt very uncomfortable with the security situation) and walked further around the block....

...They would have robbed us with a high probability. So I told her this and she reacted very disappointing: "These are just kids and sometimes a bit drunk. No one gets robbed here. It's perfectly safe. Who we think we where, that we asume to get robbed. Did they actually rob you? AFTER they ROB you, you call the police, not before". That was the moment where I started to feel unsafe in the Hotel. I realised, that this area is an area of shady business, assumingly pimps, addicts, felons. The Hotel stuff was absolutely unprofessional regarding the safety matter, never had that before. Maybe I was overreacting because of the situation, but a Hotel (even in a bad area) has to feel like a safe place and staff must not communicate like that. It was a bad night with bad feelings and a happy leaving in the morning. I wouldn't come back or if necessary for transit, just stay in the hotel.

Didn't expect much, since we just needed a place for the night before heading to Nicaragua. We took it as it came, didn't pay much attention, too tired. Just a few hours of sleep...