The location is great = three blocks away from city center, and restaurant row. Far enough away to avoid all the loud noises at night and yet close enough to all the attractions .Staff is very helpful. Rooms are immaculate. This is the first hotel I've seen where the staff actually balance the foot of the bed on a chair so that they can sweep and mop under the bed. This hotel has the best showers in Nicaragua. Lots of hot water and plenty of pressure. The breakfasts are nothing spectacular, but sufficient to get you started on your day. There are three garden areas within the hotel to gather and just relax ( the rocking chairs feel great after a long day of walking ).

we found this to be a perfect place for us to stay, the perfect distance from the central square to have quiet and feel safe parking our car. if you're a light sleeper you are at the mercy of the courtesy of other guests, as the windows to each room face luscious courtyards. the shared areas for breakfast and lounging are lovely, with shady hammock and chirping birds. Breakfast is mediocre (no gallo tinto) but adequate, and this place well makes up for the value with luxuries such as in room a/c, clean towels changed daily, hot water showers round-the-clock, and decent pillows.

We stayed at the Kekoldi in 2007 and thoroughly enjoyed it, so it was easy to choose our hotel when we returned this summer. Again, we weren't disappointed.

The Kekoldi is single storey, and built around a central courtyard and garden area. The rooms are well furnished, have good beds, and a/c. Original modern art on the walls is a nice classy touch. Bathrooms are fine, showers hot.

Breakfast is provided in a little covered area at the back of the hotel garden. Whilst breakfast is included (inc rice and beans) an charge is levied for extras like eggs. I'd say charging for eggs is a little trivial, but it's a minor niggle really.

The hotel staff are friendly. English is spoken if your Spanish is limited.

The hotel is about 3 blocks (5 minutes walk, tops) from the Parque Central/plaza, so pretty central in terms of the city's sights and amenities - although Granada is small enough to be walkable anyway and feels pretty safe, too.

This hotel is a few blocks from the main square, but we found it a nice two to three block walk to all the activities. Friendly staff and very clean. Price was also great value. We were in a small room the first night, but we asked for a bigger room and got it. Breakfast is included, but not great.