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an interesting city, especially in the oldest part of town. Great Spanish colonial architecture. Easy to walk around. Safe enough. Museums closed when I went, which was disappointing. It’s very hilly! Also, it’s 1000 m above sea level,so if you’re not used to altitude, as I’m not, take a day or more to acclimatise

It has a bad reputation, and I was nervous about going there. But, the airport is conveniently located in the middle of the city, and there are buses on the street directly in front of it. Once I arrived near the hostel, it was in a safe neighborhood.

Good service great breakfast good toilet paper modern convenient to everything great amenities we were satisfied with our stay there we felt good staying there we had told family and friends about it we liked the rate that we paid we hope they dont make it overpriced we are pla nning to comeback soon also we felt secured at the hotel

Beautiful sites. Centrally located, rent a car or taxi tours , many things to see and do. You will recognize several American restaurants and brands. We had an amazing trip from the National parks, Lake Yoja, and the beach on both sides of the country.

I stayed for two days in a work trip, the city has few sightseeing places and local people told me it is a little dangerous to walk the street passed 6:00pm. Night life in the city was nice I visited a coupule of bars and a food truck zone near the UNAH (National University). The local beers are something worth to try.

Great city, beautiful views. Awesome food to be had for cheap all around. Just ask the locals, they will always be very nice and helpful. Stay in the safe areas and do not venture into unknown neighborhood late night, let along by foot,