TEGUCIGALPA HOTELS

Hi! Welcome to Tegucigalpa, capital of Honduras.

	Hotel Real Intercontinental, Great rooms, great food, great service, beautiful pool and dining area. Located in the center of the city, most convenient and directly across the street from the Multiplaza Mall. Price range usd $200, however like most major hotels rates can be negotiated and weâ??re to help.
	Hotel Marriott, also located in the center of town. Nice rooms, dinning, pool and public areas not as attractive as the Intercontinental, rates from usd$150-200. Hotel offers free transportation to the Multiplaza Mall.
	Hotel and Casino Excelsior, The Excelsior Hotel has a total of 80 rooms and 5 fully equipped apartments with a choice of standard and executive rooms starting at usd $85.
Economical:
	El Dolphin Hotel, This modest hotel has facilities for small executive meetings, Mini Gym and restaurant. All rooms recently renovated, with safety boxes, access to high speed Internet, air conditioning, hot water, cable TV and telephone services. If you want an inexpensive clean room with breakfast included, 15 min from the airport this is a good choice. Rates from usd $59.
Off the beaten path
	Valle de Angeles, has become a weekend escape for most of Tegucigalpa residents. It's only a half hour away and the highway connecting it to the capital has made it popular with tourist as well. Valle de Angeles is a quiet place except during the weekends. The town has an arts and crafts display area, with several large halls. A large selection of Honduran made handicrafts. One of the premier manufacturers of fine leather products in Honduras, Lesanddra Leather has its factory and an outlet store here. Their product is of export quality at only a fraction of what it would cost abroad. Great day trip for a relaxing lunch an sightseeing.
	Santa Lucia, is just a short distance from Valle de Angeles, a charming old Spanish mining town built on a hillside. Cobblestone lanes and walkways wind around the hillside, leading to small colonial-style homes and businesses. The main plaza, with its fountain and landscaped garden is a nice place to enjoy a cool drink. On most weekends, Santa Lucia's restaurants, artesian shops, and viveros (nurseries) fill up with day trippers from the Tegucigalpa. Like Valle de Angeles if you come on a weekday, it's a sleepy little village tha's fun to poke around in (except on Mondays, when it's downright comatose).