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Yes, a Pepsi sign. No frillls here. The lobby is neat, clean, and inviting. It won't win awards, but It's a fine bathroom. One bed right outside the bath.

Hotel D'Lido Managua

Km 3 Carretera sur Auto Nica, 1 1/2c. al sur Managua, 631, Nicaragua

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