Cathryn and Jim were the best hosts! So friendly and helpful. :-) Our room was awsome! Beds were more that great and the coffee maker was just what we needed. The dvd player came in handy when we got stuck for 3 days due to a heavy rain storm! Jim cooks up an omelette for breakfast which keeps you going... more

this was my fourth or fifth stay with jim and cathryn fleming, isay fourth or fifth because i'm really not sure. i only know that i keep going back at least twice a year. they just make you feel more like family and it is such a joy. they have it all the sun, the beach the ocean and total... more

We went to Roatan for our honeymoon, and decided to begin our trip with two nights in La Ceiba relaxing at the Diving Pelican Inn. We found this place thanks to the reviews on TripAdvisor, and made just the right choice. We were totally exhausted after our wedding, and the Diving Pelican Inn was just the right place to chill... more

We recently made our first visit to Honduras and stayed in the beautiful coastal city of La Ceiba. We had researched several places in the area to stay during our adventure in Honduras (via Trip Advisor and Lonely Planet) and decided to book our reservation with Diving Pelican Inn which was located in Samba Creek. The owners, Jim and Cathryn,... more

What a delightful experience. A beautiful beach right outside the gate, great food, and a couple of Texans who really care about their quests. It was nice to have someone knowledgeable about this area of Honduras to steer us in the right direction as far as what to do, who can transport us places and where the best food could... more

My friends and I traveled to Honduras despite a recent military coup and warnings from the American State Department to defer "all non-essential travel" to this "troubled," country. We remaimed in almost daily contact (via email) with our host Cathryn the week before we came - it was all she said it would be. The violent protests and clashes with... more

We planned our trip before the political unrest in Honduras began. We had some hestation to go, but stayed in contact with our hostess (Cathryn). She kep[ us advised of the situation and let us know that the area we were coming to was safe and basically unaffected. We decided to stick with our orginal plans, even though the reports... more

I travel for work. I travel too much and do not like it anymore. I have become an expert on staying in Central America: In Nicaragua, I have stayed in 3 hotels and a rented house in Managua, 1 hotel in Chinandega and one in Granada. In Honduras, I have stayed in 1 hotel in Saba, 2 in San Pedro... more

We stayed five nights at the diving pelican inn. The room itself was good -- great bed & linens, bathroom was adequate and the tv/dvd player (with their extensive library of movies) was great when staying in. Outside was amazing! We enjoyed relaxing in the "barefoot saloon". The hammocks were comfy and the sounds of the waves relaxing. It was... more