I have written The hotel up twice already and have nothing more to add with the exception of the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DarbcNqeIys

Enjoy your stay here!

After spending the past 21 days in Honduras and traveling around a bit, I have really taken a liking to this place. They have 2 locations and I have stayed at both, and they are only about 5 blocks apart. The hotel located in downtown (centro) is a great bargain. It is like $20 a night and the place is super clean, staff very friendly, small but cosy rooms. I would advise anyone staying here on a budget to give this place a try.
Now for $38 a night the location in the Guamilito area has hot water showers, larger rooms, and breakfast in the dining room each morning. Also decorated very well and in traditional Honduran style.
The staff speaks minimal English, however, the manager Martin is very fluent and an unbelievable help in every aspect. I speak no Spanish and have had no problem at all interacting with the staff at both hotels.
In short this is the place you want to stay if you want a great and safe place to stay. I might also add that this is my 3rd trip to Honduras so I would like to think I know what I am talking about.
Thank you Martin and staff for making my stay so pleasant, and see you soon.

fabulous staff, great rooms, great food in restaurant, second trip at this hotel. I would stay no where else

san pedro sula has a reputation of being a dangerous city, and that this place sits in the heart of it all. but actually, the location isn't too bad-- i wandered around that area as a solo female & only got a couple of weird looks. plus, you have to get buzzed into the lobby (when the front desk people finally get off their cell phones & look up). my first impression was that it was a little kitschy, but you cant expect modern decor for $15/person. it even had AC, cable TV & a decent bathroom. however. within a span of a few hours, i saw a huge roach wander across the room, several ticks-- two of which were on my bedsheets & one crawling on my tank top that i had draped over the bed post! there were dead moths in the lobby and even more roaches. this is also where they keep their cup'o'noodles, candy bars, cakes and drinks for sale. for $15/person, you'd at least expect sanitary conditions yeah? also, even though the room was a good size, you didn't get much privacy-- there was a huge window with a very thin curtain on the hallway side so you couldn't turn the lights on without worrying about someone walking by & peeking in on you (most rooms on the third floor had this feature). we only stayed that one night so i could meet with my friends that were just arriving in SAP that night (i had been in tela).. we were all eager to leave the next morning.