Hotels in de buurt van Museum en Galerie van Helden en Martelaren (Masaya)

"A very big nice hotel. We enjoyed the grounds and the pools. The rooms were not so new anymore, but kept clean. Breakfast buffet was totally worth it with great choices. Very convenient location to and from airport. Staying again soon."

"Eén nacht verbleven i.v.m. een hele vroege ochtendvlucht. Prima hotel: schoon en netjes. Het restaurant was nog gesloten voor ontbijt maar ik kreeg en ontbijtbox mee. Voor de luchthaven hoef je alleen maar de weg over te steken. Dit hotel is een aanrader! "

"The best hotel you can get in Granada. Central location. Friendly staff. Nice rooms and very nice swimming pool. Great breakfast. "

"This self-acclaimed hotel closed a year ago in a totally run-down state. Some four months ago it was bought by a new (US citizen) owner who is trying to rebuild the place. Currently there is one room that looks quite okay, however there is no reception, no personnel apart from a local housekeeper. The problem starts with the entrance. When we arrived on December 14 around noon, the gate was closed, while there is no name sign nor anything else that indicates the existence of a hotel. It looks like private property from the outside. I tried to cancel the reservation, but that was not possible on the day of arrival. We went to look for an alternative place. The next day, after an unsatisfactory phone call with the owner who maintains the stand that the 'hotel' is functioning normally I decided to investigate the place a little further. US$ 65 was booked off my credit card because of a No-Show. I talked to the housekeeper who allowed me in and showed me around. I have made nice photoshoot of the place so everybody can judge for himself. Please note the first picture that shows the entrance. If you zoom in on the wall left of the blue gate you can still more or less decipher the painted over sign "hotel Selvazul". The last picture shows you a table full of mice excrements if you zoom in a little. "