Honduras Hostels

Tegu Airport B&B Homestay in Tegucigalpa … I'm proud to be one of the first guests here at Tegu Airport Backpackers. I assure anyone who is just arriving that you have found the best place to stay in Honduras, and most certainly the friendliest and most knowledgeable hosts in Daveed and Sara! I enjoyed my time in Honduras and I'm sure you will, too!

Tamarindo Hostel in San Pedro Sula … We stayed here in January 2007 with our grandchildren, twins age 11, and we all loved it! The owner, Juan, picked us up at the airport, waiting over an hour because our plane was late. He and his wife, Angela, the other owner, speak excellent English and are terrific hosts. (The hostel was formerly her family home.) They are concerned with your comfort and motivated to help your stay in Honduras be fun. In our room we had a double bed and bunkbeds, perfect for us. The hostel has a veranda and lovely front garden, and is located on a quiet tree-lined street and is secure behind locked gates. They have a talking, singing parrot who delighted the children. Juan spent some time with us showing us places to visit via his internet. He recommended an excellent restaurant across the street enjoyed by both the children and ourselves. The next morning, Angela made us an superb typical breakfast as prearranged (I don't think this is a regular service but their kitchen is there to use if you…

Tamarindo Hostel in San Pedro Sula … I stayed in this hostel last week (March 26) and it is very nice. The owners are a young couple who also play in a band, and they were very kind to me, and helped me with any information I needed. It is safe, and very clean. It looks like a deluxe hostel to me. I really enjoyed my stay there.

Tegu Airport B&B Homestay in Tegucigalpa … Thank you very much for your hospitality and for making me feel at home. I'll come back to stay again, so, see you soon!

Tamarindo Hostel in San Pedro Sula … I stayed here on July 5th along with 18 friends on our way to Trujillo. We all hated to leave!! You will not find better host and hostess! Juan Carlos and Angela make you feel at home instantly and did everything to help us in finding places to eat and things to do around town in our brief stay! And then there was the yummy mango jelly they had made for us to eat on our toast the morning we left...YUMMY!! I recommend the Tamarindo Hostel highly. The decor is bright, fun and enjoyable and the hosts are top notch!! Thank you Juan Carlos and Angela for a great stay!!!

Tegu Airport B&B Homestay in Tegucigalpa … Proud to be one of the first guests here at Tegu Airport Backpackers. I assure to anyone just arriving that you have found the best place to stay in Honduras and most certainly the friendliest and knowledgeable hosts. I enjoyed my time in Honduras and am sure you will too!

Tegu Airport B&B Homestay in Tegucigalpa … Booking accommodation in a country about which you know very little is always a bit of a gamble, but let me assure you when you book at Tegu Airport B&B Homestay you have hit the jackpot. David and Sara are the most wonderful hosts, warm and welcoming, and their local knowledge proved invaluable. Every aspect of my stay with them exceeded my expectations by a country mile. Very highly recommended.

Tobacco Road Inn in Tegucigalpa … The owner is incredibly knowledgeable and helpful, and the place is cheap and well located. English books for sale. I did see a cockroach, but generally the place seemed clean. Cute cats too!

Tobacco Road Inn in Tegucigalpa … Unless you're a very wealthy person, you won't find a cleaner, cheaper, more hospitable place in Tegucigalpa. The location is five blocks from the city center and is one of the safest parts of the city. Tom, the owner, has lived in Honduras for twenty years and is a gruff, but well-meaning fount of knowledge. On any given night, the place is stocked with Brits, Australians, Norwegians, Swiss, or Germans planning out trips to Copan or the Bay Islands. The bar is reasonably priced, but, more importantly, it is safe.

Tobacco Road Inn in Tegucigalpa … Great place. Just be careful not to use up the water; the city is rationed and doesn't supply it. The dorms are ok. It has a great bar and is downtown, a few blocks from the main square. Tom the owner is cool and will help you organize your stuff. :)

Tamarindo Hostel in San Pedro Sula … Stayed here for one night before heading to La Ceiba, the local employees really helped out my brother while he was staying here with logistical issues such as storing a bicycle and gear. A staff member helped us catch a taxi at 5:30 a.m. and negotiated a price in spanish to the bus station. No problems. The schnauzer that lives there is really cute and livens up the place.

Tamarindo Hostel in San Pedro Sula … I have traveled extensively throughout Central America and this was the hottest night I have ever spent. My four-person "dorm" was two bunk beds crammed into what would have been a small single room. One small fan. No window. Four guys. It was suffocating. (And no lock on the door. More on that later.) The "free" wireless internet is one computer that you are allowed to use for free for fifteen minutes. Then you pay. If you can actually get on the thing, which is tough, since there is a queue. Now it gets weird. I had to catch an early flight so I politely pulled my stuff out of the room into the common room to pack so as not to wake anyone, only to find people sleeping on the floor of the common room. So I still had to pack quietly in the dark. I thought I'd check my email while I waited, but apparently they stow the keyboard away at night. There were musical instruments in the common room. A guy who had stayed there the night before said that the owners have a band, and chose to…