We didn't have breakfast at the hotel..

Next time I need to book the first floor. Climbing the steps is not good for my knees

Fruit trees in the garden were wonderful and the staff were very lovely.

When I arrived at the hotel, Jensen (not sure if it’s the right spelling) checked me in, and he was rude. Since I was on the 3rd level, I asked him to help me with my luggage as I was carrying my baby and he said he doesn’t help with luggage. He was just plain rude! Brandon ( he was the only nice person at the hotel) who saw what was happening said he would help me with the luggage. That same night a woman at the front desk was questioning me and asked if I’m staying at the hotel. She told me her name was Karen or Carin. Not sure if they gave me their right names, as they were surprised that I asked them for their names. The staff is just super rude. I will never come here. I stayed for the 2 nights since I had already paid for them, then left to a better hotel.

The staff was very rude.

Rooms were clean, staff was very friendly.

The AC smelled and looked mouldy, there were surprisingly a few cockroaches in the room. The room feels like a basement. It was expensive for what it is - an old building in a poor neighborhood. We had to stay a night in Dangriga and this was the only option.

Located near water taxis. Had air con

Very basic. faded. Hostel level. But it was expected. No window.

Good shower. Nice location nearby the beach.

No possibility for breakfast. There is not much to do in Dangriga.

I was the only tourist in the whole town of Dangriga it seemed. I am sure I am not alone in saying Dangriga is a gem in the rough, it's a major transportation hub, it has an airport. If only they cleaned up those beaches and dumped some sand, it would quickly become a big draw for tourist.

In the center of life in Dangrega. Wonderful family run hotel.

Nothing everything was good