Pista Juan Pablo II, Managua, Nicaragua | 5 (052) 255-6010
Attractive pool with volleyball net
Clean, modern rooms with flat-screen TVs and comfortable beds
Free Wi-Fi
Small fitness center with pool views
Business center
Solid restaurant
Airport shuttle service
Meeting space for large events
24-hour room service
Fee for airport shuttle (though it's not high)
Pool can get overrun with kids
The Holiday Inn Managua is a large, above-average chain hotel. It's arguably a bit nicer than the Hotel Camino Real (the rooms and common spaces are more modern), but it's not as nice as the Intercontinental Real Metrocentro. The outdoor pool is attractive but can get quite crowded in the late afternoon, and the restaurant is solid. Rooms are about what you'd expect from a Holiday Inn -- clean and contemporary, with comfortable beds and generic decor -- and many have views of the pool or lake. There's a convenient airport shuttle (for a small fee) and Wi-Fi is available free of charge.
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Location
Within a short drive of a shopping mall and Ruben Dario National Theater
Managua is Nicaragua's capital and main commercial center, though it holds little appeal for tourists, who typically only stop over here before or after a flight. The Malecon area on Lake Managua is a bustling area with multiple restaurants, and there are ferries departing from the pier to tour the lake (though note that the lake itself is polluted).- 6-minute drive to Plaza Inter, the country's largest shopping mall
