I've spent close to 100 nights in the Crowne Plaza Managua and every single one was great. The service is without fault. Yes, there are a couple of newer hotels in Managua, but none offer the personalized service as the Crowne. The rooms, especially the suites, are very big. And while the bathrooms are a bit on the small side,... More

This hotel is in serious need of a make-over from unfriendly staff, cockroaches in the food and really dirty rooms. We were super disappointed. It is not worth the money at all. We could not wait to leave except the free airport shuttle was not running! Yikes! Serious work needed here! More

We stayed here for a function at the hotel. They did a great job with the special function. The room was nice, though a little small and needs updating. It was clean and the staff was friendly. There is also a mall right across the street that is quite convenient. Probably a good hotel for business. We did not eat... More

After a wonderful stay last year, I happily booked a night stay again. Bad decision. The problems started when we arrived at the airport and met the shuttle. We weren't on the list for the shuttle, despite the fact that I booked directly with the hotel and reconfirmed our stay and flight number for the shuttle a few days before.... More

I have been in Nicaragua for 2 weeks visiting friends but had to be in Magua the last couple of days so decided to try out the Crowne Plaza. This used to be the InterContinental before the new one, in the better location was built. I came about 11:30 and put my bag in the room then my friend, his... More

Stayed on executive floor, but wasn't told at check-in that club lounge is closed. When I asked the Front Desk, got nothing but a blank stare and a less than honest reply that it is under renovation. Not true - it was closed for cost saving measures. The bar is terribly unappealing and way to overpriced for Nicaraguan standards. The... More

I went to Managua for 1 day on a layover and heard that the Airline crews stay here. Right across from the mall. Warning - do not call long distance from room phone. $4.00 per minute. Luckily I found a western union phone booth in the mall across the street and called the states for .91USD. The breakfast is unbelieveable.... More

I have stayed at this hotel many, many times in the past ten years when visiting Nicaragua and in the years past have had very positive experiences. It is a very historic building in Managua, one of the few that survived the 72 earthquake with great views of the lake and city from some the suites. Though the rooms were... More

Booked Executive Suite, received that. While the building itself is quite aged, the rooms were renovated. It was nice and big, with office area, balcony, big bed and LCD TV with DVD player. Bathroom could be bigger. The executive lounge was closed during my whole 1,5 week stay. Instead I could get full breakfast in the restaurant and was offered... More