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Hotel is a separate building from the restaurant, which was not described in the listing. Breakfast was not good. Also no parking was available as described, only street parking sometimes, not always. The rooms sleeps 6 people yet only 2 towels was In the room. We had to consistently ask for extra towels. On the positive side: Garden was beautiful, rooms were clean, but outdated. Nice seating around the hotel and in the garden, nice for relaxing, playing cards or reading a book. A Microwabe in the Kitchenet would be a nice addition.

Our stay here was phenomenal! Check-in was quick and easy, and our room was spotless with great AC, hot water, a TV for Netflix/YouTube, and a beautiful balcony overlooking the town. The location is perfect, just a 5-minute walk to Parque Central, restaurants, cafés, and shops. Copán Ruins and Macaw Mountain are about a 20–25 minute walk or a US$2 tuk-tuk ride away. The owner was incredibly kind and always available. After our visit to Luna Jaguar Hot Springs, she even brought us extra towels since ours were dirty from the mud. Housekeeping cleaned our room after the first night, which was a nice surprise. Breakfast was delicious both mornings. One day we enjoyed eggs, sausage, beans, plantains, tortillas, fresh orange juice, and coffee. The next morning we had homemade cheese pupusas. Nearby, I highly recommend The Artisan Boutique for handmade souvenirs, Parque Central for relaxing, Sol de Copán for excellent German food, Copán Ruins (hire a guide!), Luna Jaguar Hot Springs for the thermal pools and amazing US$25 massages, and Los Asados for fantastic steak nachos and steak kebabs (huge portions). Checkout is at noon, and the owner even offered to store our luggage until our transportation arrived. Exceptional hospitality, delicious breakfasts, a peaceful atmosphere, and an unbeatable location. We would absolutely stay here again!

Ubicado en medio de Santa Lucia y Valle, Excelente desayunos tipico Hondureño y el servicio al cliente fenomenal. Gracias Maria y Keyla :)

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