My biggest complaint about Hotel Catrachos has to do with the unfriendly staff (super mala honda). Even though I spoke Spanish, employees were never amicable or sociable. At the end of my trip I told the receptionist about the unfriendly atmosphere at the hotel, so I'm curious to see if anything changes. Wifi only works in the lobby, cafeteria is... More

I write this while sitting in my room the Hotel Catracho. I have a Tigo mobile internet modem so I don't have to sit in the lobby like the folks who want to use the free wi-fi. Here are the straight facts: There is plenty of hot water in the shower but none in the sink. Anything that was smudged,... More

I was directed to this hotel by another Trip Advisor member and it fulfilled our needs - mainly, it was cheap ($15 for a room with a double bed and fan). The room was okay, we were only provided one towel between the two of us (but I guess it's better than none at all, and we're traveling with towels... More

Basic room for 15$. Bed, fan, hot water private bath. Mold in bathroom... but it is what it is. A pit stop, good for a one night stay. From Hedman Alas bus paid 50 limpiras to get here and paid 70 limpiras to get to the ferry. There is a small cafe in the building which I had breakfast at... More

We stayed one night at Hotel Catracho on our way from Utila to Tegus, the location is a bit out of the center but the bus from the Ferry terminal stops just around the corner (get of in front of Citibank). Our fan room (C300) had only windows to the hallway, hence there isn't much fresh air. But the positive... More

After shopping around, this was the best place to stay in the budget range, $15 USD for a private room. Windows open into the hallway, so if other guests are quiet you will get a quiet night's sleep without the outside noise. The room is basic, but clean. Best of all is it's location, right across the Expatriates Bar and... More

Close to everything. Quiet, secured,and the staff is really nice. room rates are the best in town, it has a nice little cafetteria that will serve all your tipically Honduran dishes.

We stayed 3 nights in a room with 3 beds for $35/night. We had our own bathroom with hot water. We didn't even need the hot water because the weather was hot enough that it did not feel refreshing to shower in hot water after coming inside from the hot/humid weather. We had air conditioning, and even the cleaning staff... More

its one of the worst hotels that i have stayed in. the room wasnt clean, its a very small room, the room didnt have hot water and it didnt have a/c. it only had a fan. the only good thing was the price around 25 dollars per night.