Hotel Casa Colonial Boutique

This is a quaint little place to stay, as I wouldn't call it a hotel. Overall, the staff was very nice and they're working with what they have available. There's not much to "complain" about, but it's the little things that are lacking that add up to bigger things. We stayed here on two separate occasions while in Nicaragua, having arrived the first day and then heading off to Granada on Day 4, returning to Managua for another day before leaving to head back to the US. The room that we had (#6) smelled of mildew and our first night there, we realized that the shower was just so bizarre and the water was not hot, barely warm. Again, staff was attentive and sympathetic, but there's not much they can do. When we came out of our room for breakfast, we had asked for hot water for tea, but the water provided was warm. The toast wasn't toasted, and the butter cold, so couldn't really spread it on the bread. On a return and final night in Managua, it seems that there was not much staff available. The TV wasn't working, not coming on and the staff member couldn't fix it, however, he did try and contact someone via video call, but to no avail. They'd placed us back in the same room that we had when we first arrived. I was annoyed but I just gave up since we were leaving the next morning.

A lovely welcome to Nicaragua - colorful, clean, friendly. Comfortable rooms and a wonderful garden with lots of shady corners. Delicious breakfast and most of all - the friendlies, most helpful staff. A pleasure