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Boston Hotel Tegucigalpa

Av. Maximo Jerez 321 Tegucigalpa, Honduras

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Tremendous Tegucigalpa....NOT!

A travel blog entry by tom_hollie_2010

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The Honduran capital Tegucigalpa is like any other Central American capital... horrid. We only stayed here as an overnight stop as we are heading to Nicaragua!!! Due to our traveller budget we had to stay downtown, not pleasant. So if you ever, god forbid, need to stay here then stay uptown, much nicer with the lush hotels and five star service. < …

Bedbugs and Cockroaches

A travel blog entry by weemcd

With our batteries fully recharged by our 10 days on Roatan we set off at 6am, heading for Tegulcigalpa, the capital of Honduras where we were to spend the night en route to Nicaragua.  We had some trepidation about this because we'd heard from many different sources that it is a very dangerous city and that we should go straight to our pre booked …

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Big City Living

A travel blog entry by mikesprake

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... like the perfectly natural thing to do)

On my final day in Tegus, whilst sat on the balcony of Kristas 8th floor flat, the gentle background murmur of big city living was interrupted by a barrage of gunfire from a street some 200 yards away - I can't be certain what happened but I think it would be true to say that residents of Tegucigalpa rubberneck shootings in a similar fashion to Brits and car crashes.




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Tea-goose-ee-gal-pa

A travel blog entry by aborder

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... where we will be dropped off. When we are dropped off, we grab a small drink from a random cafe on the road and I find out we are 5km from the centre. We thought it was maybe walkable, but I'm so glad we grabbed a taxi. It took him 40 minutes to drop us off right in the centre of the city.

The city is packed full of people, cars, buses, smog, steam, smoke, stray dogs, vendors, such a busy city. All guesthouses and shops have ...

Tegucigalpa, Honduras

A travel blog entry by sallyandjake

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... the whole process. Arriving in Tegucigalpa at night was not our choice, but sometimes in traveling you just have to go with the flow. For once were thankful for the swarms of taxi drivers when we stepped off the bus, and we were whisked away to a hotel from our guidebook where we got a room, no problem.
From Tegucigalpa we took a 5am, 51/2 hour bus to San Pedro Sula, Honduras. Although we ...

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