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The 8 best Cottages in Honduras, Honduras
Laid-back, low-profile Honduras is one of Central America's largely unknown tourist destinations. A recent proliferation of domestic flights has opened up the Bay Islands and the major cities of La Ceiba, Tegucigalpa and San Pedro Sula. Buses, taxis and dug-out canoes provide other transport options. The Maya city of Copan is a UNESCO-designated heritage site with a ball court, an Acropolis and a Hieroglyphic Stairway. Other sights include El Cusuco National Cloud Forest Park, home to quetzal birds.
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1. West Bay Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
West Bay Village is an oasis of privately owned homes directly on West Bay Beach on Roatan, Honduras. Each charming house was built in the traditional island style with wood constriction and spacious decks. All the houses are individually owned and therefore unique in their own charm and character. You will find each home fully furnished to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Whether you need one, two or three bedrooms, we have the perfect house or houses for your family and friends!
St Mac’s beachfront - a tale of 2 cities
Reviewed By barataOn our 3rd visit to Roatan I decided to splurge and book this apartment for our first week. Like many folks I had admired it on our previous visits as the location on West Bay is perfect - steps to snorkelling, convenient to the many restaurants on West Bay, cute beach house with all the necessities - blender, toaster, dishwasher - but who cooks on vacation? :) It is also the most expensive accommodation in the area. We decided it’s not really worth it, especially since our 2nd week on Roatan was spent in West End at a fraction of the cost at an ocean front accommodation that supplied more than one bar of soap, had daily maid service, air conditioning was free and staff was on hand should we need anything at all. We loved the location, steps to face in the water snorkelling, no need to wear any kind of shoes or sandals when going out for lunch or dinner, unless you need to go to the ‘mall’, a bit of a barrier between you and the vendors. Unfortunately the outdoor furniture was lacking, shared with guests from the other village occupants rather than having our own dedicated furniture. We each got a couple of ‘bites’ from some broken plastic chairs. Security was wonderful, those guys are great and we always felt safe leaving our windows open to fall asleep to the sounds of the sea. The property managers never once checked on us - I guess it was up to us to e-mail them about lack of soap etc. Would have been nice for them to pop by to see how we were doing. I understand St Mac’s has been sold, so perhaps the new owners will do some renovations - replace broken screens, add some hooks in the bathroom, fix the damage caused by the salt air...until then I would save my money and go elsewhere. Also, if you book, be aware that an a/c charge is automatically added to your bill, whether you use the a/c or not. We never used it and they would not refund the charge. The place we stayed on our previous visit added the a/c charge AFTER, once we confirmed the a/c had been used. It is a nice location but terribly overpriced for the service you don’t receive.
2. Eco-Touristic Park and Resort El Ocote
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Built with the purpose of offering the tourist comfort and time to enjoy the natural surroundings nature has to offer. These cottages have two rooms with air conditioning, 2 LCD TVs, 2 bathrooms, living room, kitchen equipped with stove, refrigerator, microwave, breakfast porch, SKY satellite TV (100 channels) wireless internet (WIFI).
Great visit, loved the cocoa trail
Reviewed By Ingrid FWe visited this lovely eco-park to learn more about cocoa. We're a family living in Switzerland and we wanted to show our kids (ages 10 and 7) the origin of cocoa and how it grows only in tropical regions. They love chocolate but know only the end product and not much about the cocoa plant. So we headed here following the "Ruta del Cacao". This visit was far beyond our expectations. We saw almost the entire farm, guided by Mr. Martinez, who is the owner of the farm and an expert on cocoa and artisanal chocolate-making. We saw all types of trees, not only cocoa but also native hardwood trees and fruit trees like cashew, guava and the pepper plant. He also showed us the entire process of making artisanal chocolate. The kids could grind cocoa beans in a traditional stone, just like the Mayas did! After this very interesting and informative session, we could all taste the chocolate. After the tour we all took a swim in the pools-- these are not your "normal" pools, but natural pools (or ponds) of fresh mountain water, surrounded by tropical vegetation. It was fascinating! We could also try local dishes prepared in the Café and buy the chocolate made by Mr. Martinez. Finally, a bit of adventure... there's the possibility of doing a canopy tour. You fly over the ponds, it was a lot of fun! I highly recommend this place. The access is through about 5 km of "off road", or dirt-road as it's known in Honduras. Don't be discouraged, the road is still OK for almost all types of vehicles. It's worth it-- you'll arrive in a beautiful place in the middle of the most lush, amazing, tropical vegetation!
3. Finca La Concepcion
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Paseo familiar de fin de semana
Reviewed By JorgeSuazoLugar muy tranquilo, bosques preciosos, atención esmerada, instalaciones muy buenas, se tiene un área para poder hacer un asado si así se desea, hay caminatas por los bosques aledaños o por la finca de café
4. Finca Santa Elena
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Paraíso con Aroma a Café
Reviewed By Gabriela HFinca Santa Elena un destino turístico en el occidente de Honduras esta en tus manos donde los visitantes podrán disfrutar una experiencia en un ambiente natural y acogedor. Desde sus inicios dedicada a la producción de café de alta calidad, De las primeras fincas en utilizar método de riego por goteo Bajo la sombra de los pinos y el esplendor de sus fincas podrá disfrutar de una variedad de flora en compañía de una deliciosa de café .
5. Guanaja Caribbean Cottages Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Guanaja Caribbean Cottages Resort is a secluded All Inclusive Boutique resort located on Guanaja Bay Islands, Honduras. including all meals, kayaks and tours. Fly fishing, Deep sea fishing & Diving packages can be arranged before arrival. Honeymoon packages are also available.
Dog sitter for 3 weeks at the cottages...
Reviewed By Karla SThe cottages are comfy and well equipped. Loved the hanging twin bed while watching boats go by. Be sure and make arrangements for boat to come get you often so you can see more of the island and perfect beaches. We enjoyed sunsets, going into town and meeting the friendliest people on our planet. My hubby did the scuba thing several times a week. They would drop me off on a secluded pristine beach and then head out on a dive. I snorkeled w tons of fish and colorful coral. Fishing was good as well. Sea grass several places so look for sandy areas. It won't hurt you, I just don't care for it. Take Deet as the biting bugs love you. She has a good dock, lots of flowers. Owner will help set up anything you might need. She knows who to call. We mainly used Messenger or wifi calling. Don't try to upload pics or streaming videos, as you'll lose connection for a day. Hard to get to and not a touristy place but well worth some inconviences to enjoy the natural beauty.
6. Serenity Beach Cottages
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
8 weeks of paradise
Reviewed By AuntBugSerenity Beach Cottages are awesome! We stayed in The Dolphin House for 8 weeks and missed it the minute we left. 2 bedrooms and 1 bath was perfect for the friends and family who came to visit. The kitchen was a good size for cooking for groups of people we met while in Utila. These cottages are away from town and are boat access only, which makes it quiet and a nice escape from the busy “city” life. Make sure to bring a couple good backpacks to help transport groceries and a cooler bag for your frozen items. The a/c was a big plus for those evenings where the humidity was high. The amenities in these cottages have been thoroughly thought out which makes it an easy transition for your vacation. It’s more like a home away from home than a cottage. Well done Cheri and Derick. Can’t wait to get back to Utila. Love you guys!,
7. Cabins on the Hill
8. Calabash Bight - Island Getaway
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Hotel muy recomendable
Reviewed By luishh52Esta situado en una zona de absoluta tranquilidad, con toda la playa para ti, y en un entorno privilegiado. Hemos pasado siete días, que gracias a la atención de Ricardo, encargado del Hotel, han sido estupendos. Nos ha atendido como si fueramos antiguos amigos, dçandonos todas las facilidades y atento a cualquier necesidad que tuvieramos. Solo dos cosas a advertir. Nosostros alquilamos un vehículo, cosa que no es necesario ya que todos los traslados se hacen por mar. en tdo caso si lo haceis, arrendar un 4x4 ya que el camino al hotel por carretera es unicamente apto para este tipo de coches.por su estado. Y la segunda cosa es llevar repelente de mosquitos, para los jejenes, insecto diminuto tantoq ue prácticamente no lo ves, pero que pica, mejor dicho muerde, ybn aunque cuando lo hace no te enteras al poco tiempo no podrás evitar rascarte y salir ronchas en la piel. todo evitable si tomas las debidas precauciones. Salvo lo dicho el lugar es una maravilla que merece una visita y recuerdos a Ricardo por su trato.
