Hotels in San Pedro Sula

... Thus started the expedition to find a hotel room!  Apparently, there was some sort of exposition on in San Pedro Sula and all the hotels were booked.  After trying the Gran Hotel Sula and virtually every other hotel within walking distance that ...

... . Alex Solorzano – the owner- is very kind and helpful. Address: Colonia Universidad, 21 Calle "A" #172/ 9-10 Avenida. San Pedro Sula. Email: laposadasps@gmail.com. Phone: 95101448Tours: Everyone knows I am not big fan of tours, but since I ...

Isnt hindsight a wonderful thing? Perhaps we should have listened to the people who told us not to go to San Pedro Sula?? Or perhaps we should have got up early and arrived earlier and probably even go all the way to Tegucigalpa....but the fact is we ...

... of them for less than several million. Don't know who owns them. Certainly not the locals! We are now in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. It was interesting how things changed as soon as we crossed the border. The drop-dead gorgeous scenery continued but ...

... 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 ...

... to San Pedro, a scummy little big place with good night life....all in all it was a half days travel. On the shuttle to San Pedro a shotgun wielding security guard sits next to me, slams the but of the gun on the floor of the bus, throws his backpack ...

... a direct bus from Copan to Tegucigalpa today as planned: the road is blocked due to flooding and landslides. Decided to head to San Pedro instead: better travel connections from there and there's no point staying in Copan now that I've decided I can't ...

Spring semester with Health Sciences Dept at JMU.  Spent 2 months travelling the country.  Helped with teaching clinics- dental hygeine.  Administered immunizations in a remote village only accessable by horseback.  Assisted in a ...

... next to the bus station.     I chose Casa Venegas and cute little place with private rooms and Internet access. It was perfect and just what I needed to relax and get ready for the next morning and the next bus ride to San Pedro Sula, ...

... with air-con for 1 or 2 persons. Transport Siguatepeque sits alongside the busy CA-5 highway that runs between San Pedro Sula - 125 kilometers and Tegucigalpa - 120 kilometers. Buses travel in both directions every 30-45 minutes. If you ...

... It was slightly over budget, but when converting to pounds we just couldnīt resist "splashing out" after our rough night in San Pedro Sula. We spent the rest of the afternoon wondering around the town looking at shops and visiting the local (simple but ...

... keeps bumping into people and offering them chocolate, a Swiss guy who walks around the bus giving out biscuits...all good). Arrived in San Pedro Sula at 6pm and was hoping there was another bus to connect me to La Ceiba. One of the major benefits of ...

... Comayagua is easily reached from many parts of the country as it sits alongside the busy CA-5 highway that runs between San Pedro Sula and Tegucigalpa, 90 kilometers south. Buses travel in both directions every 30 minutes. If you decide to spend the ...