A peaceful place, nothing real fancy, but great! We had the whole beach and almost the whole hotel for ourselves. The bungalow was very nice. Crew very helpful and nice. The room and bathroom clean. I loved it. Great place to rent few bungalows and come with more friends.

My wife and I recently visited the Lost Paradise Inn. It was fantastic! We had a cabin right on the beach where we could swim out to the reef to snorkel. 99% of the staff speak very good to perfect English and they bent over backward to make sure we enjoyed our stay. It's true there is no TV in the cabins, but the lobby has wifi and if you bring a laptop, bootleg DVD's are readily available in the village. The room did have a refrigerator and a coffee maker. The only cons were that a nearby bar cranks their music until 2:30 AM on Fridays and Saturdays and the fact that the toilet paper in the rooms comes from a single sheet dispenser.
If you can put up with the music (as we did), and you prefer the good old rolls of TP (which can be bought in the village) you will have a great time.

If you're looking for a resort, and are used to all inclusive, don't go there! But if you like a little more privacey, and don't need cable TV, and room service, this is the spot....My girlfriend and I, went 2 years in a row, we very much enjoy the low key, funkiness of West End, and the cabins at Lost paradise.

The rooms are very clean, AC, small fridge, good showers and toilets, it's a tiny bit dated in interior design, but it is one of the first resorts on the island: kind of like tropical, meets The Ponderosa, with the wood paneled walls, and the light fixtures. We stayed in Pieces right on the water, with a private dock with small Cabana at the end to enjoy the Sunset, with a beer, or a Rum Punch. We made our own, as there is no bar at Lost Paradise.

On Saturdays, the bar down the way makes a little racket, but it stops promptly at 12:00 Midnite, there are many great little spot to eat down the way, one of our dinner spluges was the Argentine place that makes great steak, and sea food. The trick is learning the schedules at these various restaurants, because it's Island time, and a bit more laid back then West Bay.

Santiago (there are 3 of them) are very helpful, and very honest. A good family., and they will pick you up, and take you to the Airport, at no charge.

So, go, have a good time, tell Santiago Jose from San Fancisco said "Hello"

Next stop for us, is Peru!

Joe Perrault, San Francisco ca.

This hotel is a beachfront hotel, divided by cabins. Some of them are in front of the beautiful beach of West End, but the other, unfortunately mine, was across the street, inside ground and 2 min away from the beach. That was the worst of them. No outdoor light on the cabin, the shower was broken and you can barely take a shower with a little bit of water, A/C was just in one temperature (we couldn't regulate it), and we were a family of 5 adults and 2 children, that's why (they said) they put us together in 2 beds and ONE MATRESS on the floor. We paid equally than other people in the same tour and we felt like discrimination about that. They don't have a restaurant or cafeteria, maybe they have room service, but no one to serve you a cocktail or a plate of fries, just 2 nice people that helps you with some issues. Besides that, the location is awesome, (except for the mosquitoes and ants), but you actually can snorkel on the beach, the moment you enter on the sand you can see through the clear water a lot of fishes, sea urchins, even corals. The hotel has a pier where a boat can pick you up to take a ride for just $5 per person. Well, we haven't spend so much time at the hotel that's why I prefer not to complain about the cabin we stayed on, ad also, Lost Paradise has an excellent location, even if it is at West End, cause the noise of the nightlife of Roatán couldn't be heard from the rooms and the family can sleep very well. And, oh! You can't miss the sunset, from the private beach of this hotel you can watch it PERFECT!