The hotel is pretty good. The service was very kind and the restaurants are good -which in Honduras is essential. You do not want to go and eat outside normally. The sensation of having 3 security people with guns at the entrance of the hotel seems shocking at first, but after a while you get accostumed to them. The rooms... more

We stayed here for two nights while in Tegucigalpa. It was a real treat to have such comfortable accomodations while in a hectic place like Tegucigalpa. The desk staff and concierge did a lot to make us feel welcome and make arrangements for day trip activities. Pedro at the concierge desk really went out of his way to help us... more

My husband and I came to Honduras for work and we had to stay in this hotel for a month while waiting for our permanent place to be ready. My only complaint would be is I speak a couple of languages, but Spanish is not one of them, so not always I had luck getting from the staff what I... more

I stayed here for four nights while doing with work with the Honduran Govt. For those of you who don't know Teguz, it is a rough city in which to navigate, work, and exist. The roads are bad, short, twisty, and hilly and traffic is a nightmare. That said, the city has a few "nice areas", but nothing that is... more

My husband, two teens and I stayed at the InterContinental for a total of 3 nights and absolutely loved it. After a 6 and a half hour plane ride, our taxi brought us to the hotel and as we walked into the lobby, all I could think of was how glad I was to have booked this hotel. It was... more

I must always start any review but stating that I am a well traveled and certified hotel snob. In a city like Tegucigalpa which is full of nice hotels with the worst hotel staffs in the world (i'm not kidding WORST IN THE WORLD), the Intercontinental gives a glimmer of hope. Their price is a little bit higher than the... more