San Pedro Sula Bed and Breakfasts - Reviews and Rates

I barely slept that night, as I was kept awake by the torrential downpours and my own anxiety. I nodded off for a bit, but was woken by Luis and some new guests checking in very late. To my relief, they spoke English and I heard them say they were catching a bus for La Ceiba the next morning, which was my own destination. I closed my eyes and r...

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I have just had a "normal" teaching week, so not a lot to report, but we are planning the school Olympics in 2 weeks. I have been given Greece and have about 18 kids from years 1-6; we are working on a team song and dance as well as making flags. It should be a lot of fun. There is an England team, but it was the luck of the...

The town must house about 30,000 people I guess and it is a 40 minute bus ride NE of the second major town, San Pedro Sula. The town was based around factories (bananas, juice, cigars), but in the last few months the cigar factory closed and 5000 people lost their jobs. The unemployment rate is about 70% I think, and so crime has increased. We a...

I am finally leaving Guatemala tomorrow and heading just over the border into Honduras to catch a flight to Costa Rica Tuesday morning. My last two weeks here on the Rio Dulce have been very enjoyable and my time spent dog and boat sitting was terrific. I met some really nice people and thoroughly enjoyed my time with Basil, an incredibly lovabl...

I'm back in San Pedro Sula!! Baaa! After waking up this morning and deciding it was time to move i found out that the only way to get further south, to Costa rica, would be to head BACK up 5 hours north to San Pedro Sula, a city which i was quite glad to see the back of. So here i am, with again not much to report (im just doing this so the litt...

Hi all, I'm writing this mass email to let you know that I arrived in Honduras this past Friday. I will be working here with Samaritan's Purse for five months. Samaritan's Purse is a Christian relief organization that does relief and development programs such as AIDS/HIV testing, water and sanitation, orphanage support, and food programs. This m...

I{m in the aids capital of Central America supposedly 60% of its aids cases are here... nice! Its taken me all day to get here (I nearly missed the bus as no one would get up this morning to unlock the billion padlocks on the doors!). My hotel is the absolute pits! and I{ve been told its "peligroso" outside after 8pm (and this keyboard doesn{t h...