Altagracia Hotel Guide - Ometepe Island Museum hotels in Altagracia, Nicaragua.

"The hotel was very clean and the Staff was very friendly would definitely stay again. "

"Staff was amazing! The rooms and bed comfortables and the lighting was warm. A relax ambiance immediately hit your senses. Hammocks in the front of the room inviting and took a two hour nap shortly after arriving. Shower was one of the best I had in Nicaragua. To complete the showering experience, missing shampoo and conditioner. Dinning phenomenal. Bar well stocked. However the hotel has room for improvement such as improve the 2km driveway and stairs heading to the lake and some dencing need attention. Amazing staff! I would stay here again here for a least a month if i could do it again. "

"Attentive stuff, delicious breakfast. Strongly recommend. "

"Beautiful place to stay! Wonderful owner and staff! We would definitely stay again and for longer"

"Simple nice and economic stay before boarding the Ferry to Ometepe. Checked in at night and they have a small enclosed parking."

"Staff ( most of ) are professional !"

"Amazing staff, room was clean, great food. All perfect!"

"This place is so beautiful and peaceful! The view of the volcano is amazing! You can sit under the stars at night in a comfortable hammock and feel the breeze come from the volcano! Highly recommended place to stay the bed is really comfortable as well! "

"The views from this place are stunning! Great view of the lake on both sides of the island, as well as a great view of the volcano (we came during rainy season so it was mostly covered by clouds). The food selection is a bit limited and not the best we had on trip, but still good! The best part about this stay was their massage service, I didn’t catch her name but WOW she did an amazing job and it was only $35 USD for an hour of the best massage I’ve ever gotten. The local cat Coco who sleeps on the property is so sweet and cuddly! My one complaint about this stay is that the main road was closed (not sure how it is normally), so you’re required to travel up a pretty steep and sketchy dirt road that is filled with large rocks - only certain types of cars can make it and it floods whilst raining. To get to the main road you need a way down this dirt road, which is probably a little over a mile. I felt too sketched out to go down it on the ATV’s you can rent (for $70 USD a day), but then you must pay for a driver down. So, overall, the views are amazing but in order for those views you need to sacrifice being a bit out of the way. We rented an all day driver for $75 USD who took us to the chocolate farm, ojo de agua, and playa de mango - all were AMAZING! (My other complaint is that the mosquitoes here are out of control, my boyfriend got eaten alive. The rooms have a bug net over the bed but other than that have some openings to the outside, so we did have a cockroach)"