Name: Hotel Morgut
Address: Plaza Inter 1 block West Cabrera Cinemas 3 blocks ,, Masaya, Masaya, Masaya, 00011, Nicaragua
Rating: 7

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Augusto C Sandino International Airport

Hotel Morgut

Masaya

The hotel has excellent care and very good location, the room in space is good and air conditioned but we found it dirty and unfinished.

 Regular in improvements.

I think it should be cheaper.The rooms are ugly and badly damaged.I stayed twice near the bus terminals.I left the door open in one of the rooms because I had no insurance.There is no hot water and the bathrooms are watered.No towels.

Regular, something expensive for what it offers.

This small hotel is well know as the oldest hotel for more than 80 yrs is established as a Address References for Nicaraguans,affordable best Rates.Includes Breakfast,security surveillance. Hotel is been Remodeling in this past year.

Affordable best Rates

When I walked in the door, I was greeted by welcoming, multilingual staff and given a fair price on a room with breakfast included. The hotel is a block away from Plaza Inter and the Nicabus terminal, which makes for an excellent transit hub. There is a comedor across the street where we got some delicious, cheap food and taxis are always driving by, which makes it very easy to pick one up from the lobby at night. We had a spread of gallopinto, coffee and toast for breakfast while chatting with fellow travelers and the WiFi was free and fast. Overall, I would highly recommend this hotel and stay again.

A warm, friendly hotel in the perfect location

The hotel stayed for two nights and the staff were very attentive and friendly. The rooms do not sound super luxurious, but they are clean, beautiful and very comfortable. The food was good and the dinner was buffet-like. The hotel is small but cozy and a good choice for travelers arriving at night by bus, as it is very close to the terminal of KingQuality. In the lobby there are huge and very comfortable armchairs where one can sit down and watch TV on a giant screen. The only bad thing is that at night, on the street in front of the hotel, there are many teenagers who prostitute themselves and that can be uncomfortable, as sometimes girls and girls tend to play the windows of the rooms that are on the east side of the street.

A lot of talented people.

We didn't love our stay at this hotel.  Our room was on the street and there was a lot of background noise.  We had a hard time sleeping because of the noise and because we didn't feel overly safe in the room.  The door to our room didn't have the best lock, and when the people in the room next to us would open their door, our door would shake like it was about to open.  There was a crack between the door and the wall too, so that the door didn't seem all the way closed.  When the people in the room next to us got in at 3am, we woke up as it seemed like they were trying to get into our room when they were opening their door.  The staff were nice, but I don't know that we would stay here again.  Our room was $40 USD, so not a bad price, but I would rather pay a little more and be in a more secure environment.

First trip to Nicaragua, not the best hotel choice

The double room with no windows cost $40 a night including breakfast (gallo pinto). The rooms were equipped with TV, WiFi and air conditioning. Shower and toilet were fine. Our room was on the street, accordingly also the sound stage. A tourist info is about 200m away. I think the room was too expensive for the price, but after 24 hours of travel we didn't want to go looking for accommodation in the rather dark environment.

It's too expensive, but it's okay for one night.

Don't let the appearance of this old building put you off. I admit that it's not the Ritz, but although it is older and a bit run down, it is clean and safe. If you are arriving at midnight from Guatemala City or San Salvador by King Quality bus, this is your best option to spend the night as it is located no more than 100 yards (100 metres) away from the bus station. The staff is extremely helpful and warm. We asked them by email to have someone meet us at the bus station to guide us back to the hotel and they had a KQ employee waiting there for us, who even helped us carry our luggage back to the hotel. Coming into Managua in the middle of the night can be quite intimidating, so this was everything we had hoped for. It was US$40 for the night which included breakfast. The only downside is the cold showers, but that's not uncommon in the tropics.

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