We booked one room with an ensuite bathroom at this place just because of its location (we were taking an early bus from Managua to San José with Transnica and this was the most affordable accommodation we could find close to the bus station). When we got to the place, we walked into a small room close to the main... More

Stayed in Managuas backpackers inn for 2 nights. It was clean, simple and the free pancakes in for breakfast are realy good. would recomend this place to anyone, More

My husband and I stayed at Backpackers Inn on the last night of our honeymoon, because we had an early flight home the next morning. We've stayed at plenty of cheap hostels in Central and South America, and this was the most disappointing. It simply did not live up to the expectations we had, from reading the website. Firstly, we... More

We had a private double room with bath and air conditioning and cable TV. The TV is very small but worked well with good selection. There is free WiFI, very reliable and fast. There is a shared kitchen on site and a pool. The pool is well maintained and pleasant. The staff is very helpful and friendly. They have two... More

We had reservations for two nights. I arrived a few hours before my friend was due to arrive, so I tried to check in. Unforturnately my physical passport was at the embassy and they said the copy of my passport wasn't acceptable to check in. They said I would have to return and check in with my friend's passport. And... More

We stayed here for one night at the second property. The room itself was ok, but although the rough guide said that it was a safe neighbourhood- I disagree. I felt very unsafe. The street is quiet and deserted and a group of 5 teenagers approached myself and my boyfriend and ripped my necklace off me. Luckily we were not... More

If you didn't make a reservation, or did and they didn't hold it for you, they will put you in the overflow room across the street, but to get to it you must walk around the block. The overflow house sleeps 8 and has no shared kitchen, or secure storage for your bags. A night costs a ridiculous 10 USD... More

it's alright, but they have silly policies, to save a little money here and they are happy to annoy the hell out of you (if you pay for AC it can only be turned on after 9pm, will turn off in the morning, and is only allowed to be set to 26 degrees, not even 25 degrees if you ask... More

We stayed here the night before we saw my husband's 17-year-old brother off to the airport at the end of his trip to Nicaragua to visit us. We had heard good things so we decided to try it out. The hostel is close to MetroCentro, the mall in Managua, so that is a plus. However, we had a pretty bad... More