Hotels with Parking in Utila

We absolutely loved our stay at MANURII, it's a true gem! We liked everything about it: the beautifully detailed room, the complimentary Honduran coffee, waking up to the soothing sounds of birds, and the relaxing hammock right in front of our room. The infinity pool was fantastic, especially in the evenings and at night; it's one of the deepest we've encountered, making it perfect for practicing snorkeling or just chilling. We initially booked for just 2 days but ended up extending to 4 because we couldn't get enough. Utila itself is a marvelous destination, and the hotel's recommendations for restaurants and stunning beaches were spot on. We'll definitely be back! One tip: Rent a bike to explore the island, it's an awesome way to get around.

Clean, comfortable, nice shower, kitchenette , comfortable bed

Malady goes above and beyond in taking care of her guests. This is our second time staying with her. Next time, will will stay with her again. Always!

host was nice

Location is excellent. Walkable short distances from/to ferry, beaches, markets, and restaurants. My room was over the water and I was greeted by a stingray just below the entrance to my room - what a lovely treat! The staff are kind and helpful.

Restaurant

The offer included free breakfast. They did not serve breakfast. Restaurant was closed.

Location ,bar,scuba diving, food😋

I stayed at Fenix hotel and hostel for 49 nights while volunteering for a coral reef research project. Upon arriving, I was offered to cancel my $10.20 a night ($500 total) cash reservation for $8 a night ($392 total) with Fenix eliminating Booking.com’s fees. I decided to keep my original reservation for accounting purposes and if I had any problems with my stay at Fenix I could contact Booking.com. The dorms are located in the front of the building on the first floor 25 feet from the road which was as loud as a highway from 6am-9pm. The dorm room was equipped with only two large floor fans for six beds (3 bunk beds). Windows were always open for ventilation allowing mosquitoes to pass thru the poor fitting screens to feed on you thru the night. Between the road and the dorm was the outdoor common area for guests which consisted of 2 picnic tables and umbrellas. This is where guests ate, talked on the phone, played music and partied 5 feet from the dorm windows (road+tables=LOUD). The bathroom had 3 sinks, 2 toilets, 1 urinal and 3 showers that regularly clogged and backed up causing you to shower in standing water or overflowed into the hall. There was never a wait to use. The kitchen had a stove, small fridge and microwave with a small 3 seat table. The kitchen was equipped with pots and pans that a second hand store would NOT attempt to sell. There were plenty of utensils and plates but only 2 spoons. If you are a group of four or more you must sit outside for space. The bathroom and kitchen were extremely and frequently cleaned by the 1 Fenix maid. The enclosed back porch which was rarely used had 2 hammocks for guest use with a close drying line out the back door. The second floor were the private rooms which added to the noise cause periodically those guests would play music and move furniture around at all hours of the night.