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They need to replace towels, they don’t have enough parking for guest it gets really crowded in the evening time and people who stays in are not able to access the hotel. They also need to either fix Air conditioning or replace they don’t cool enough I got switched rooms because AC not working and still the other room AC was not cooling.

The best best resort in Tela. It's a little off the beaten path but well worth it. I was taken on a tour of Tela and the other resorts there and Indura was by far the nicest.

I chose to stay at the East End because I wanted to avoid the crowds and party-goers. Turned out I made the right choice! My treehouse bed had the most gorgeous view of the Caribbean Sea 😍 And from my serene treehouse balcony I could take in beautiful sunsets every day. It was low season so the property was going through an upgrade but Marek and Jana took a lot of care to ensure that guests are comfortable and not inconvenienced by on-going updates to the property. I dove with Edward at the dive center - Tropical Island Divers. Again due to low season I had the luxury of private dives almost daily. Pure bliss! Dive the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, its corals and caves are beautiful. Dive sites are mostly 10mins away, so we could return to the dive center for coffee and snacks after the 1st dive and rest before we go out for our 2nd dive in the morning. Morat’s Wall is pristine - further out but worth the trip. Didn’t make it to Pigeon’s Cay though. Will have to do so on a return trip.

Relaxing place. I loved hammock time on my balcony overlooking the ocean. I'd stay here again. They have a restaurant and bar and there is a spa next door.

Located in a safe area with some eateries, bank and supermarket ar pound. Walking distance to central and also chicken bus to Valle de Angeles. The kitchen was well equip.

All the staff are helpful and lovely. The rooms are clean and spacious. There is a small pool, nice to relax around in the sun. Had a great stay

Staff was friendly, offered me a beer à and free coffee de next day. Very calm place though, I was alone in the dorm when I was there. Very little English spoken by staff.

This hotel needs a lot to be done. Decoration, accessibility to wi-fi in the rooms (now not possible) and free access (now you have to pay a surcharge), the food is 5 out of 10, The beach is very small, the rooms needs refurbishing....... The hangers in the closet are stuck on the bar, in case a customer leaves with it!!!!!! Listen, for an Italian owner...... It could be more well designed. I saw some Italian customers that were very mad at the place. We are used to such amassing, brand new places on ocean fronts, that I can say to the customers, try other places! I was there only 2 nights.

I'm not sure if it is because it was New Year's Day or if the service is always so minimal, but I was surprised to see the restaurant/cafe closed. The pool was under maintenance. I saw that there was a hair dryer dock, but there was no hair dryer in the room. The breakfast was decent and for the prices of hotels surrounding the area, it was a decent bargain. The malls around it have food courts, but we ended up going to another hotel for a sit-down dining experience or we could have ordered food to the hotel room.

Safe option, but felt it was overpriced. Ordered room service dinner which resulted in two wrong orders being provided. Staff were very helpful, and $$ error on checking in price was honoured to our favour. Internet is excellent.

great experience. Susana, the owner, was awesome. She made the stay worth it, making sure we were safe and trying to save us as much money as possible with the excursions.

Staff were very helpful with every question we had. The continental breakfast is very basic, coffee and toast.

Seagrape is just far enough away from all the noise, but close enough to still be involved. Its a quick walk into "town", less than 10 minutes. Seagrape has a great view of the sea, a pool and hammocks to relax in! The breakfast was great, a different main course every day. The hotel offers pickup and drop off at the airport, just book in advance and it will save you time and possibly money. The hotel staff is very helpful and will direct you where you need to go!

Hotel is ok. Felt like they didn't get many guests so weren't used to dealing with customers, felt awkward while we were there. Although staff seemed friendly, communication issues as they don't speak ANY english and we only speak a bit of Spanish. Initially they didn't put us in the room we booked, but instead an old room with no hot water. We eventually managed to explain this to them and they moved us but it took a while and they seemed reluctant. However, when we got into the room we booked it was nice and comfortable. Lots of power cuts but that is probably the area not the hotel. Not far to walk into town but all other hotels are much more centrally located.

Splash Inn is the perfect place on West End to stay, eat, dive and just relax. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The restaurant serves up tasty food at a reasonable price and the dive shop is well equipped.

We had a wonderful visit for 3 nights. The breakfast each morning was fun for our family and very convenient! Showers had nice hot water and rooms were basic, but nice and clean. We enjoyed visiting each evening On the 2nd floor foyer area with couches and plenty of seating for everyone. Great Honduran hotel experience.

Pros: the beach is beautiful. Shuttle to and from airport. Cons: we had something go missing from.our room. They kept telling us they would investigmata and get back to us. They never did. It was very disappointing. At the end, the manager still never got in touch with us but offered to pay for the missing item. Also the breakfast was really unimpressive. And it was a mess every morning. No bowls for the cereal, no coffee cups, never any spoons. The food ran out fast at like 9am. The poor staff was literally running around to get everything taken care of. I don't recommend

Pros - super friendly staff, great views and snorkeling area, super clean Cons - AC is a bit lacking but works and the location is quite a bit out of town - it's nice and quiet but not conducive to later night eating 😋

The place is amazing. It feels like your own private compound. Peaceful and very relaxing. The staff is amazing. They even have horses, monkeys, parrots and 2 Toucan birds (if you ask the staff they will place the birds on your arm for a photo opportunity). We are definitely going back. I would give them more then 5 stars. It’s the best place in Trujillo by far.

The hotel was nice, very clean, and excellent deal but what impressed me the most was the staff I encountered. Friendly, professional, and went above and beyond to help.

Loved the common Lounge spaces - Terrace for relaxing - open-air living room for people watching on the street - lovely inner Courtyard Garden Very convenient location close to the square and the entrance into town helpful staff Rooms had pretty much everything you needed except for a fridge, but you could use the common one upstairs on the Terrace water refill station

Hotel is right in the center of the main strip. Bars and restaurants are a quick walk away in both directions, and the lovely public beach is about a 10 minute walk. The area is safe, the staff is very friendly and accommodating, and the room was very clean and spacious. I am not a diver, so I can't speak to the services which might be offered by Utila Lodge, but my stay was enjoyable. The included breakfast was great as well. The price is a bit high for what you get, however. I will happily return on my next trip, but if the cost was lowered, or an "off-season" rate was offered, that would be great!

Situated perfectly at the end of west end’s high street, so everything is in walking distance but it is still reasonably tranquil. The posada’s beach just in front of it offers reclining chairs, palm trees and a nice view over the bay. Kayaks can be borrowed for free. Rooms are nice with a little terrace with table, chairs and hammock.