Hotel Frontera w Ocotal

🕗 godziny otwarcia

komentarze 5

• 

  Steven Uzaga

  :: 04 February 2021 08:26:06

  Nice service, I liked so much this little hotel. Is clean and safe. If you are finding luxury it's not your option. But if you find low costs and comfort is a perfect option. Also is a restaurant aviable, with breakfast, lunch and dinner also.room service, pool and a bar with music around it.

• 

  belen v

  :: 11 August 2019 20:11:52

  Pricey but does include things other hotels lack. Overall this place is beautiful and large, the room was comfy and felt safe. It seems all rooms have a good balcony which I loved. The room was great, it was relaxing. Pool area is amazing and service was excellent. I felt the price came more from appearance but still a great place and locally owned. I recommend it if you can afford it or just want a good vacation stay.

• 

  Susan Kinne

  :: 26 February 2018 11:31:12

  Great attention, delicious food, nice facilities. I will recommend it to friends and family who visit.

• 

  Juan Narvaez

  :: 20 December 2017 05:59:29

  Small but cozy. Very clean and well kept. A very good option if you need to stay at Ocotal. Thay have restaurant also and food is acceptable.

• 

  Jeffrey Bernhard

  :: 31 August 2016 09:51:30

  My group was traveling from Honduras and we called this hotel to ask if they had availability and they did. We asked what was included and the gentleman said that breakfast was included. My entire group heard the man say this. The next morning when my group sat to eat, they denied that it was included and wouldn't serve us unless we paid. The night before they said that they would include it when they gave us our room keys. The breakfast was only $3 per person and my group didn't care about the price but only about how they lied to us. Everyone was so upset that we left without eating. Ate down the street and when we passed again we chose not to stay there again. This is a bait and switch hotel. Spend your money at another place that respects it's clients. We are not tourists, we are a group of Americans living in Nica buying coffee in the mountains. So language was not the problem.