Airport Inn Roatan

The hotel room was pretty large. It was like a small apartment.

The shower did not work. The hose was broke off the faucet. . Plus there's no restaurant there.

Nothing. They were to pick us up at the ferry and never showed up, so we took a cab. Got there and nobody to check us in. We waited close to 2 hours, and nobody came, so we booked elsewhere.

Placed looked shabby. Nobody to check us in. We want our money back on this

Good location near the airport, very convenient. There are a few good restaurants nearby.

The rating would have been much higher had it not been for the very sad parrot kept in a tiny dirty enclosure (see attached photo). We could hear it crying from our room. If I am sent photos to show this parrot has been moved to a larger, more suitable enclosure, I will be happy to change my review. The rooms also smelled overwhelmingly strongly of some sort of air freshener to the point of giving me a headache, maybe go a bit easier on it.

Freundliche Belegschaft, interessante Architektur.

Pünktlichkeit beim Frühstück.

I was just looking for an overnight stay at a hotel airport but got so much more. Room exceeded my expectations, the food is amazing and the owners made me feel like a friend visiting vs a guest at their hotel. Next time I come to Roatan, I am definitely staying here!

I loved how the staff and others on the property were so friendly and accomodating. They all went out of their way to see that we were taken care of and happy. We turned one night into three and made some friends that we will be back to visit with soon.

Very close to the airport. Very friendly staff.

The rooms were very dark and a little run down.

The best part: The owners Sherry and Leonard were very welcoming and showed a lot of hospitality. Sherry made a delicious dinner for us, which felt like Thanksgiving (in February!).

Lack of cleanliness: there were dead and live bugs in the room; cobwebs around the walls; shower floor appeared disguting (I wore sandals while showering); showerhead barely worked; showering was tricky with unstable hot water; bedding and pillows were uncomfortable. White lighting: The room and bathroom were lit with white light, which feels cold and soulless. Warmer lighting, as in lower Kelvins / amber instead of white, would have made the rooms feel more cozy and welcoming.