Villa Nuria Hotel San Pedro Sula

I enjoyed my stay at this "apartment/hotel", though it has been over two years now. It was affordable and, for the price, what I think to be a good deal. It also has a number of armed guards at the gate, a plus in a country such as Honduras. :) Being the young, silly Spanish studier I was, I chatted it up with all the staff I encountered including the armed guards and found them all to be quite friendly. I couldn't remember the actual cost, but when I googled it a site told me that the average fair is around $70 a night. Keep in mind that this is for a room with a kitchen, dining area, living area, bathroom, and two bedrooms! Quite the deal if you ask me! I'm not too familiar with the area, but it seemed to me to be in a safe place, (though you never should go out at night), and resonably close to the downtown area.

...As for the gentlemen below me's comments, I agree about the bathrooms, however you cannot expect much from a hotel in Central America that is so reasonably priced. Keep in mind when traveling here that it is a third world country. Yes, I'm sure they do have better hotels for more money, and yes, it is difficult to determine what you will end up with when traveling to a new place, but that is what reviews like these are for. I try to keep an open mind and stay upbeat about these things, and I'm sorry he had a poor experience, but unfortunately these things happen. The showers actually aren't that bad when compared to the concrete showers in other areas. :S As for the pizza incident, Villa Nuria has their own restaurant and I'm just guessing that they try to discourage, (or all out prevent), outside competition.