Hotel Aloha

A/C works, somtimes. Staff is nice but not professional at all.

Location Is excellent, I feel safe in the area I actually walk around late at night totally safe, I know the country and hotels have been through difficult times so I will get them the benefit, owners are super nice and hard workers but the hotel need to be taken care off , breakfast it was not that good, but again I feel they are really trying to get back on their feet so if you feel you wanna support that is the way you should be thinking about it, they don’t have a lot to offer but they are really trying they actually turn the AC off every time I walk out because they say the power is extremely expensive in Nicaragua so I was patient And turn back on when I got to the hotel late at night instead of been wasting energy.so support and feel happy

For the price location and service are great. A hostel more than a hotel kind of. Service perfect, I used the kitchen to reheat some pizza and chicharrones really early in the morning, quite area, small hotel but very comfortable.

This was a good deal, very close to Metro Centro and a decent place. The people on staff where the best. I would recommend and I will use again.

Nice people and excellent service. If this hotel is near where you want to be it’s a great place. If not the traffic in Managua makes it difficult to cross town easily. I would stay at the Aloha again

I stayed at Aloha Hotel for a total of 7 days in Oct./Nov, 2017. My first consideration when looking for a hotel in this area was to be close to Metrocentro and the UCA bus station. Well, I didn't use the bus station even once, but Metrocentro became my daily evening hangout while I was in Managua, due to a vibrant presence of people at all times, and a diversity of shopping and restaurants. My week at Aloha ended up being much more than just a room to sleep. As it is a small hotel, I received personalized attention, being asked every morning how I wanted my omelette prepared, if I had slept well, if there was something that the hotel could do to make my stay more pleasant, etc. The greatest asset of this hotel is the staff. Without exception, all the ladies who work there were VERY polite, hard working, and performed their duties with pride. Even though the hotel is close to main streets, it's very quiet, being in a dead-end residential street. Every morning, I just had to walk one block to the Consulate of Costa Rica, and take one of the many inexpensive taxis waiting for passengers, to go where I wanted to. I recommend Aloha Hotel as a good budget option in Central Managua.

I had such a great stay at this hotel. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Breakfast was very good! Easily accessible to Metro Centro Mall.

Hotel located across from a 20 story building under construction, lots of dust and construction traffic. They advertise "free parking" and they do not have any parking area. You will park on the street, right by a 20 story building under construction. By the entrance the hotel has a pond with dead fish, belly up. My room had ants walking on the wall, cracked walls, stained, and bathroom with cockroaches.

Stuff very kind. Place very quiet. Breakfast was good.

The check it was fast and very efficient, staff very friendly and attentive to their guess needs, the beds are really really nice and the high ceiling is really cool