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Hotel Casa del Consulado is a lodging, located at 105 Calle El Consulado, Granada, Nicaragua. They can be contacted via phone at +505 2552 2709, visit their website www.hotelcasaconsulado.com for more detailed information.

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105 Calle El Consulado, Granada
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11 Reviews

  • Anders Gunby
    21 April 2018

    Central location. Large clean rooms. Superb service.

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  • Colin Eberly
    11 April 2018

    Nice place but loud. Pool in the middle with surrounding rooms. Seems like it was originally a spa converted into a hotel. Breakfast was mediocre.

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  • Tom Heuvingh
    09 March 2018

    Great hotel in the heart of Granada. The staff is very friendly and helpfull. The rooms big and the breakfast good. Definitly recommending this place.

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  • Amanda Christensen
    07 March 2018

    Lovely hotel located in the centrum of Granada. Very friendly and helpful staff!

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  • Minami Yatabe
    21 November 2017

    WARNING: Don’t book here – shady management

    I booked a room here, my credit card was charged right away, but then 5 days later the hotel wrote me to tell me the room had already been taken by somebody else. However, they assured me I would get a prompt refund.

    Several days later I contacted them to enquire where my money was, and they asked for my bank details and wondered if I had a bank account in Miami (I don’t live in Miami). When I was in Granada I showed up at the hotel in person demanding a refund. The manager said “it’s complicated” and went on to claim that my card had never been charged in the first place.

    I had to show them my bank statement with the charges and threaten them with a chargeback before I was finally handed a check, five minutes before leaving Granada, conveniently. Of course I didn’t have time to wait in line at the bank! I bet they were disappointed when I managed to cash the check elsewhere in Nicaragua.

    If I hadn’t been on the ground, spoken Spanish and spent a whole day fighting with them, I probably wouldn’t have gotten my money back, and it certainly put a damper on my holiday!

    This could easily happen to you. I wouldn’t risk it.

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  • Carlos Antonio Diaz Hernandez
    29 August 2017

    Es un lugar increíble para los amantes del buen gusto, para disfrutar de un descanso al estilo colonial y los placeres de la bella ciudad de Granada!

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  • Paula Eger
    05 April 2017

    A wonderful hotel, stylish and comfortable. It made my stay at Granada a unforgettable experience. The personnel is kind and helping, very attentionate to the needs of their clients. Definitely your good choice. :)

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  • Granja Grangeta
    23 January 2017

    Lloc acollidor. Tracte amable. Bona relació qualitat- preu

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  • Marc Vilaregut
    09 January 2017

    I spent four nights here. This is a gorgeous old (huge) home, with a more modern wing, converted into a hotel. The location is excellent, just about 1-1/2 blocks away from the main square, and just past the plaza is the cathedral and a long street lined with restaurants, bars, hotels, massage spas, gift shops, etc. The hotel itself is fronted by a fairly small bar and a reception area in a garden-like courtyard with a pretty fountain. There is plenty of comfortable seating around this courtyard, which connects to a much larger inner courtyard where the swimming pool and the restaurant are located, along with more seating. Around this courtyard are guest rooms, on the ground level and a second level.
    My room, right next to the pool, was enormous, with two full beds in a huge space in which I could have held a party for all the other guests. It contained nice old furniture, including a small armoire with a large, secure metal safe and coat hangers.
    The bathroom contained two areas, each the full length of the room, with a toilet and sink area (good amount of counter space) in the first area and a shower you must see to believe in the second area. This shower, with a cobblestone floor, was so huge that it essentially had a dressing area, with a small wooden table. I had lots of nice hot water and plenty of room in which to dry off, put lotions on, and dress! To top it off, the wall of this shower area was decorated floor to (high) ceiling with a beautiful painted mural of jungle foliage and macaws. This wall, however, does not extend all the way up to the high roof. It is open to the adjoining room, so I heard lots of water running (my friend showering). This did not bother me, but what did was the sound of festive firecrackers (ubiquitous in Central America) at night. In my room I did not hear any noise from people outside, but the guests were pretty mellow.
    The pool is big, more than enough to do some swimming, and the best end of the day to cool down after long day walks. There are three lounge chairs with padding and two other padded chairs.
    The dinner we had there was excellent, but, looking at the menu for possibly eating on my own dime, it seemed a bit pricey. Not out of line for a touristy area, but more than I would expect in a developing country.
    Breakfast is chosen off the menu and is served, rather than a buffet.
    My only issue was that there was only one towel, but asked at the reception desk and was quickly and graciously given what I needed.
    I very highly recommend this lodging.

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  • Laura Bertka
    18 December 2016

    Nice hotel with nice pool.. Service could be better

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  • Cassius Wright
    01 November 2016

    wonderful staff, rooms, location, and breakfast. highly recommended.

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