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Drawn by year-round warm weather, colonial-era architecture and the freshwater Lake Nicaragua, travelers from around the world are flocking to Granada. Eco-tourists will love visiting the dormant Mombacho volcano, sailing on the lake and ziplining through the trees. Fans of spa treatments and shopping will find plenty to do, too.
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1. Hostel De Boca en Boca
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 300 reviews
We're located in the beating heart of Granada, next to the gorgeous La Merced Church and two blocks away from the central park. In De Boca en Boca you'll find private and shared rooms, with or without bathrooms, all of which include breakfast. We also offer free wifi, filtered water, coffee, laundry service and a open kitchen, a bar and a green patio full of hammocks to relax while sipping a mojito and meeting fellow travelers. We'll be glad to welcome you and happy to help with any information you may need...
Super cool hostel with a nice jungle backyard
Reviewed By 393johnnykVery Beautiful place with a very nice Crew. Comfy and Clean Rooms. The backyard is perfect for a chillout after a long Citywalk. A lot of plants and hammocks. The kitchen is well equipped and clean. We stayed in the double room and 4 bed dorm. Both are cosy with comfy beds. The price is fair.
2. Selina Granada
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Welcome to Granada, one of the historical treasures of Nicaragua. Granada shows off its rich colonial heritage through its colonial structure and streets filled with bright colors. Get lost in the natural beauty that’s entranced generations of poets, writers, adventurers, and artists. Come for free museums of coffee, chocolate, history, and art. Stay for must-see day trips, a friendly local community, and inspirational views. Granada is the very definition of Insta-worthy. With photogenic streets, colorful colonial architecture, and amazing day-trips, Selina Granada is the perfect jumping-off point for your Nicaragua adventure. Stay in our dormitories, standard, private or deluxe rooms. Suite available Filled with color and culture, Granada is one of the most accessible cities in Latin America. This city is steeped in culture and surrounded by inspiring landscapes. Selina Granada is a creative sanctuary in the heart of town, and the ideal place to stay for those looking to visit some of Nicaragua’s most impressive natural wonders: the Masaya and Mombacho Volcanoes, the Isletas of Granada, and the Apoyo. Enjoy Selina’s active programming activities and tours, that go from wellness activities to extreme adventure tours.
Fine, not great
Reviewed By astrokateFabulous location, in a non-pandemic time the activities might be fun. *But* - they kept emailing and messaging me about needing to complete a check-in form before arriving, but the form would not work on my phone - it just wouldn't submit. Based on the messaging about really, really needing to fill out the form, I was worried that if I didn't complete it, I would lose my reservation. I messaged their "help" line and was given the same link twice which still refused to work. Finally they told me it was just a courtesy feature to make checking in quicker, like with an airline. Well that's silly - what about checking into a hotel should take very long? The hotel is pretty, but the budget rooms are claustrophobic. Yes they have A/C, but that's because they have no windows and the door opens to a long, enclosed hallway. We weren't in Granada to spend a lot of time in the hotel room so it was fine, but don't expect a well-appointed room.
3. Hostel Oasis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 590 reviews
Chill vibe
Reviewed By Y671PYtinadAmazing chill hostel right in the Center. Quiet, free breakfast (if you like American pancakes ?) Super friendly staff, helpful all hours, giving discount for private room. Best city stay in a long time!
4. El Caite Hostel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Be careful
Reviewed By leonieb855Got charged twice, I paid cash and then they charged my credit card days later. If they reply after days then they keep saying they noted I didn’t pay, but that’s not the case unfortunately. Make sure you get a receipt if you pay cash so they can’t fool you! Also got put into a mixed down even tho I booked female, only noticed when I woke up because I didn’t see anyone in there when I checked in.
5. The Townhouse Hostel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
The Townhouse is the new kid on the block! Renovated and opened with new ownership & management in 2019. We bring the same good vibes from our sister jungle hostel "The Treehouse" into the heart of the city. Designed with backpacker budget in mind without sacrificing the facilities that connect travelers. We offer a swimming pool with sun all day, a Record bar with a collection of vinyls and tasty cold drinks, fast Wifi in every room, free breakfast with coffee, motorbike parking, guest kitchen, Granada Islands Booze Cruise, Masaya Volcano & Kayak tours, beautiful artwork, big breezy open courtyard & hammock space to chill. Also the shuttles to our sister hostel The Treehouse leave from The Townhouse. We have several types of accommodation options, both shared dorms and private bedrooms to satisfy the needs of our guests. In addition, we have several common areas where the guests can get together and exchange past experiences and future plans.
The worst hostel in Granada?
Reviewed By LoveTravel598906My room was dirty and not as pictured or described. There was no seating area or bedside table. The fridge in the kitchen was broken. There are also very few things that you usually find at a good hostel, such as a water refill station. On the second night, employees at the hostel were partying until 3 AM. I was only able to sleep for a few hours. When I tried to request my money back for the second night the lady refused. I stayed there for about a half an hour trying to get her to refund me but she didn't believe me. She said the employees said there was no music, which is a lie and when I told her they were lying, she didn't believe me. Avoid this place at all costs. There are dozens of nicer places in Granada with similar prices. I would give this place zero stars if I could.
6. El Caite Hostel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Be careful
Reviewed By leonieb855Got charged twice, I paid cash and then they charged my credit card days later. If they reply after days then they keep saying they noted I didn’t pay, but that’s not the case unfortunately. Make sure you get a receipt if you pay cash so they can’t fool you! Also got put into a mixed down even tho I booked female, only noticed when I woke up because I didn’t see anyone in there when I checked in.
7. Hostal Azul
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
The newest hostel in Granada!Beautiful brand new rooms, very spacious and clean. We have a kitchen which offers delicious Nica and Mexican food (made by real Mexicans). We also have national beers and rum for sale. Spacious, comfy common areas allow people to mingle. We are conveniently located one block away from the Central Park and the Main Street (La Calzada).
pretty little place
Reviewed By 123_cilalaI felt like home right from the start. Marta welcomed me friendly and I had a dormatory all to myself. There is a very nice chillout area outside and even a kitchen you can use. Coffe is for free and the WIFI is good. The central park is just around the corner, although the street is quiet. Marta and her family are such lovely people, attentive and helped me with everything. I would always choose this pretty little place, should I return to Granada one day.
8. Backpackers Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 130 reviews
delightful and comfy hotel - does not feel like a hostel
Reviewed By Alison PWe were booked for a homestay for four days but there was no water!!! Tolerant as we are we could not manage that so went on the hunt and 100m into town from the house Backpackers Inn was the first place we came to - we took a look around and what's not to like? A bit like a large version of Hotel Azul in Leon if you have been there, although I imagine a lot of Nic hotels are in the Moorish courtyard style. We had a spacious and comfy room that opened onto the pool, silent fan, A/C (which we prefer not to use and did not need) and a good size bathroom. Towels etc are not changed daily - this is a hostel and also 'eco' so that is fine by us. Although the bucket by the loo was left one day too which as it was the only bin meant it got a bit full but I think that was an oversight. Excellent local style breakfast is included, vegetarian catered for, it is served in another massive courtyard area. Although the hostel is on a corner and can be a bit noisy with motorbikes revving up and screeching to a halt, Nic does not keep late hours so it was not an issue (we are noise Nazis and it did not bother us at all) Excellent wifi. Very comfy bed! Hostel is extremely convenient for the sights of town and also the market etc. 24hr desk and the front of house staff were always really helpful and friendly. You can use the spacious kitchen to prepare your own food, and there is a games room as well. Very good value for money and if we are lucky enough to return to Granada this is where I would stay.
9. Hospedaje & Cafe Ruiz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Nice relaxed stay
Reviewed By stefanschuhThe Hotel is very close to the center. You can walk to all the nice places in Granada from here. The family that runs the hotel is very friendly. In the morning you will get a free coffee. There is no restaurant in the hotel any more, but you find a lot of places around. We took a room with air con and it was definitely worth it.
10. Hostal Mochilas
Overall Ratings
3 based on 69 reviews
Hostal Mochilas is lokated only 100 metres from the central park, the colonial building has nice gardens, the one in the backyard has a Jacuzzi. The open kitchen is free for use but we also have a restaurant. Free wifi, free coffee, BIG TV if you want to wach your favorit soccer game, a bar for a cold drink, hammocks to relax, dorms, privats and semiprivates available.
a week in Paradise
Reviewed By sueanncannyvery nice the help were the nicest I have had n all my travels blocks away from the center and Restaurants. The other end to the pupilc market. The owners were on staff which I liked making sure all needs were taken care of, friendly and helpful The cook was a sweetheart and made sure we were taken care and happy I limed it was like hostel which was made up off 10 rooms Food was excellant
