San Miguel Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Highest village in the country with amazing views from pretty well anywhere - don't bother with the 100 steps! There is a really pretty vivero & restaurant with great views.

A little cooler for that, so nice not to need the fan. In the clouds for part of the day & spectacular thunderstorm at night on the tin roof so didn't get the...

Wednesday November 4th I am really beginning to lose track of the days and dates. If it were not for my journal I would have no idea what day is it. Once again the weather is beautiful. We left the hotel a little later this morning as we needed to go to the bank and exchange our Queztal´s ( Guatemalan currency ) back to U.S. dollars. Over breakf...

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During the spring, I ran a delegation out of the San Marcos de Ocotepeque office of the CCD. It ended up being only one of two that I took to that region, thankfully, since it was a ten hour drive from Tegucigalpa. The region was beautiful, and the bucolic village we stayed in was nestled next to a creek that was running down the hill into El Sa...