Hotels near Nacascolo Beach

"Great service and perfect location. "

"Great stay would recommend 2-3 nights max because it's very secluded."

"Staff super friendly and accommodating. Breakfast was delicious "

"I enjoyed the proximity to the beach, staff were friendly."

"Room was beautiful staff amazing"

"Nice spot in SJDS. Room was clean and the check in process was quick and easy. Good breakfast included. Would definitely stay here again. "

"Amazing well recommended best location walking distance to everything!"

"Excellent "

"The room was clean, the staff was super friendly and accomodating, the surrounding is noisy (but that's all of San Juan) so bring your earplugs. Would definitely stay again."

"Good value for what you get … I would stay again. "

"Enjoyed our stay staff was excellent "

"Great spot near the beach. Basic accommodations and friendly staff. "

"Great vibe! Food is fantastic and cheap. Great location! I’ll def be back. "

"Amazing location!! Very friendly staff!"

"We loved this place. Quiet, friendly, and with a beautiful view of San Juan! Definitely a hidden gem!"

"We enjoyed our stay. Overall it’s an excellent spot on the edge of town and across from the beach. The rooms need blankets as it’s hard to monitor the ac and we were cold. The hot water in the shower was not hot, just tepid. "

"Very good"

"The breakfast was really good!"

"The staff was friendly and tended to our concerns promptly. Unfortunately, there were many issues. Biggest one was that as of about midnight, we had no water. When I reported it in the morning, they fixed it right away. Minor issue was the TV remote power button didn’t work. They give you one bath towel per guest. The rest of it is a paper towel dispenser like in a public rest room. Not terrible but very unusual. I had to ask for shampoo, and they gave me three little plastic bags that they...

"I had the misfortune to arrive by bus from Managua on a rainy day. I thus had difficulty in finding the Hostal. When I did, at aout 7 pm, the person at the reception did not even ask to identify me, and I was led to a room with a window giving on the corridor, a small old sink giving only a tiny fillet or water, etc. Only cold water, but that seems to be general in San Juan. I eventually got used to all these "perks"..."