A lovely little place that's more like a hotel than a backpacker place. It's really clean, and has a nice little swimmingpool. There's a lot of art and paintings around. Staff is nice and welcomming and would do anything for you. I would even recomend my parent's to stay here. They have a lot of diffenrent rooms, all from small... More

Our best stay in Nicaragua. We got a double bed room with fan for $34.50 a night. Not bad when you splitting it for two. They serve their homemade coffee anytime of the day from cappuchinos to espressos with no extra charge. It is also 2 blocks from central park and very close to the polle market if you plan... More

Our rooms were small but the beds were comfortable. We had air conditioning that worked well and we had private baths. The pool was just outside the door and was well kept and clean. Rosa, one of the staff members was such a joy to meet. Very sweet and willing to help in any way possible. We felt safe and... More

Our room was small but adequate, private bathroom and air conditioning. The pool was right outside our door; breakfast included in the price....for under $100.00 3 nights I thought it was exceptional.

I stayed here for 1 night which was my last night in Granada. Its really close to the bus station, for buses to Rivas, and the central market. It has a nice pool, a well equipped kitchen. I'm not usually a fan of dorms but really enjoyed the stay as the dorms and bathrooms are spotless. The only comment is... More

Backpackers Inn is a hotel in its infancy. It hasn't figured out the ultimate mission ... a budget backpackers hangout or elegant boutique hotel. The latter is the likely outcome. For the budget minded this is the real deal. There is nothing bad to say about Backpackers. It is a gorgeous space. The traditional courtyards and upscale conveniences are such... More

We stayed here for only two days. The Backpckers Inn is really awesome. It is situated right in the centre, near the central park. The house looks rather like a design hostel or a boutique hostel than a backpackers' place. Although the prices are a bit more expensive, this hostel is worth it. You will be surprised when you enter... More

I stayed in Granada for two weeks, and wish I'd found the Backpackers Inn sooner. It's dorm is the loveliest I've ever been in. No bunk beds here, just two rows of comfortable beds lined up under the grand 25 foot ceilings. It's quiet, cool, and a good place for a truly good night's sleep. There are plenty of bathrooms... More

First of all, this hostel is quite picturesque once you step inside, thanks to the courtyard and the very high ceilings. In additions, the entire hostel is very clean, has wi-fi, comfortable beds, in-house laundry service, a kitchen and comes at a reasonable price of US$15 per night. Also, the staff was very helpful, specifically in giving us instructions on... More