Hotel El Convento is a ground-up restoration of the 17th century San Francisco Convent. Elegant décor and colonial-style, dark-wood furniture can be found throughout the hotel as well as well-manicured gardens. Rooms are simple with tiled flooring, air-conditioning and small touches of stylish furniture pieces. Guests can contemplate the hotel’s history in the peaceful, central garden for a bit of down time or make use of the hotel’s small outdoor pool and humble fitness room.Ideally located in the heart of the city center the hotel is just two blocks from the central park amongst a variety of shops, restaurants and wonderful colonial architecture. The owners, the largest private art collectors in Central America, have also converted three colonial homes connected to the San Francisco church across from the hotel into an art museum. Their artistic identity can be seen from the antiques, original colonial art works and native crafts dotted throughout the hotel
Duration: 15 Days
Guide Price: £8,800pp
Destination:
Explore the best of Nicaragua, witnessing its incredible natural features from volcanoes, lakes to beaches, all whilst engaging in sustainable coffee farming and cultural experiences in historic cities.
15 Day Itinerary
Guide Price: £8,800pp
Explore the best of Nicaragua, witnessing its incredible natural features from volcanoes, lakes to beaches, all whilst engaging in sustainable coffee farming and cultural experiences in historic cities.
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Jicaro Island Eco-lodge is a delightful boutique resort located on a private island in Lake Nicaragua.
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Located just north of San Juan Del Sur, Morgan’s Rock maintains a focus on the preservation of Nicaragua’s ecology, biodiversity and culture, which is lived and breathed throughout the hotel experience from the 18 bungalows and villas made of local, natural materials to the privately protected forest encompassing the hotel and the variety of tours available to explore and support this incredible country.
Guacimo Lodge is nestled within 50 hectares of primary and secondary forests in the shores of the San Juan River in the Indio Maiz Biological Reserve buffer zone.
Built and owned by German-descendent Nicaraguan families; a third of the property is dedicated to the coffee cultivation and the award-winning estate; another third is used rotational pastures for sustainable cattle ranching and organic farming; and the last third has been preserved as virgin forest making it a truly eco-friendly lodge.
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