El Belga Loco

Sehr nette Gastgeberin. Grossräumige ZI, mit AC, grossem eigenen Badezimmer. Saubere Anlage. Sehr nette Gastgeberin, welche bei allen Fragen zur Hilfe steht. Schönes Hotel mit Pool, Liegestühlen, direkt am Strand...

me gustó la comidad y al mismo tiempo el prestamo gratis de las bicicletas

What a hidden gem . Highly recommend choosing this place

The local guy that checked me in was very pleasant and responsive to my needs. He was able to change me into another room because the AC that I had to pay an extra $10 per night didn't work. He referred me to a great restaurant (Bertha) that served delicious local food. I didn't appreciate receiving a message after I booked the room with fine prints that should be on the listing for tbe hotel so I and everyone else can make a decision about whether or not to select that hotel based on those conditions. The room have AC, but it is an extra charge of $10 per night to get the remote to use the AC. You are not allowed to bring your own food and beverages to the hotel. Wi-fi was very limited. Ordering dinner at the hotel ended at 6 pm. I ordered dinner the first night, it was delicious (the food is not made at the hotel, it is made at a restaurant and delivered to the hotel). I was told by the guy working the day shift that the food arrived. I was in the shower when he told me that. I told him I would be out when I was finish. Maybe 30 minutes later, the guy working at night come and knocks on my door to tell me my food is there. I am not sure why he did that when I already communicated to the first person that I would come when I was ready, and the guy on day shift was still at the hotel and remained at the hotel for at least another hour and a half after that second guy knocked on my door. The whole thing was really annoying & creepy. Also, there no hot water.

Great stay at El Belga Loco. Very comfortable place with great amenities available. The staff were very friendly and helpful.

Everything was wonderful, especially Gustavo! We’ll definitely be returning next time we’re in Nicaragua