Hotel Copan San Pedro Sula

... the world. I love to travel and learn about new cultures, and this was my first trip all by myself. The destination: San Pedro Sula-Honduras the city that was my home from Febraury 1995 to January 1997 while I was serving as a Missionary for the Church ...

... busiest airport in the USA. Flew to San Pedro Sula,Honduras.It was 3 hours flight. Long and slow immigration entrance.in San Pedro Sula.,Honduras Went direct to buy a private bus trip to Copan Ruinas,We used Hedman Alas bus company.a luxury bus company. ...

... a breeze! Eventually, we got our our passports stamped and hopped into the taxi to take us to the nearest big town, San Pedro Sula, which had all the necessary bus terminals required for our onward journey. Sand Pedro Sula is another large and densley ...

... daily, it is imperative to make this one, or be stranded in La Ceiba. I'd already wasted one night in San Pedro Sula, and didn't want to spend a second night alone in an unfamiliar town. After breakfast, Luis drives us ...

... to seduce me, all the men in the street whisseling or calling me baby but I have really difficulty with the fact that every shop here and hotel is secured by an armed guard. I dont think they are there if there is no reason. I took a taxi the next day and ...

... our bags! We checked in to the Microtel Inn last night after a quick ride in a taxi from the airport. We,ve finished eating our hotel breakfast of toast, coffee, and pan dulce, and will be taking a taxi to the bus depot to catch the 10,40am bus to ...

... a bench built for 2 primary school students can't seat 3 adults and a baby and a parcel? After that it´s 2 hours to San Pedro Sula and finally a 5 hour bus journey to Tegucigalpa (Tegus for short) brings you to the capital. We managed this pretty easily ...

... myself, private bathroom and TV!!!!! Absolute Luxury. Forget the fact that probably half a dozen people were murdered outside the gates to our hotel overnight in the 12 hours we were there. I didn't care where I was. This place was bliss. Next morning our ...

... to get to La Ceiba for a ferry to the Bay Islands but as time was marching on, we decided to go as far as San Pedro and share a hotel room - it's not a good idea to travel after dark in this part of the world. Night was already falling as we arrived ...

... its large Palestinian immigrant population. T and I arrived one day prior to Kelby and Gretchen and explored the city a bit. San Pedro Sula isn't exactly a charming city with many activities/sites. It mainly serves as a jumping off point to Copan and the ...

... de Yajoa, the largest freshwater lake in Honduras.  The lake is becoming increasingly popular with travelers.   San Pedro Sula, population 800,000, is considered the business capital of Honduras.  Our guidebook warned us of muggings and ...

... in the back of the bus with our late arrival ominously looming in our future. We arrived in San Pedro Sula at 1am. Perfect timing. Fortunately, there was a hotel one block over. Marshal and I grabbed our bags and made our way to Hotel Castillo. Out of ...

The object of this day was to get San Pedro Sula, and not be killed. No this is not a game. This place has the 2nd highest murder rate in the world. Another fight, another decent bus trip and we dropped to our heavily guarded hotel for the evening. Once ...

... replacing "not wanting" with "not being able" would have been appropriate until about five years ago.   Today I left Copan for San Pedro Sula.  This was not a place I really had much desire to end up, but its really the only way ...

... next morning at 3am I caught a taxi to Managua, capital of Nicaragua. At 5am I caught the 12hour bus ride from Managua to San Pedro Sula. This bus ride sucked. After 4 hours I stopped wearing my watch to try and ignore the time passing. After 10 hours ...

... (3 hours which took 4 hours and arrived an hour and half late). I left my hotel at 11AM and arrived in Copan at 10:30PM. At the San Pedro Sula Airport, I was a little nervous. There were almost no tourists the entire time I was waiting for the bus ...

... the majority of agricultural  products pass through the city and it has almost every fast food chain in America. Unfortunetly, San Pedro Sula bears the distinction of being the AIDS capital of Central America with 32% of all AIDS cases coming from ...

... . Tegucicalpa was nicer than I had expected and I felt safe walking around there. In the early afternoon I took a bus up to San Pedro Sula to meet up with longtime friend Cassandra for the rest of my stay in Honduras. We are staying at this cute bed and ...

... laughing when he realized we had to hold the door open for HIM to use the ATM. We hopped a bus from Santa Rosa de Copan to San Pedro Sula and then a taxi to La Posada B&B. The online price was $12-14 but when we arrived, we were told that price is ...

... in Guatemala. Several bus journeys involved detours around destroyed bridges or roads.We arrived in a rather dusty big town called San Pedro Sula, & left asap(!), heading to the Caribbean coast & several sleepy towns there - Tela & Ceiba.At one,our sweet ...

... well planned trip. ggrrr! We took a red eye from SEA to ATL. We woke up in ATL swapped flights and arrived in San Pedro Sula early afternoon. We had tried calling our rental car to say we were delayed and hope they keep my reservation, well there was ...