It's a little hard to find option online when trying to book a hotel in Granada, this hotel was one we found, and we gave it a chance, the room was extremely small, there was just enough space for you to walk around the bed and that was it, there were bad smells coming from the bathroom sink and the... More

Not that anything is really that expensive here but Hotel Kekoldi is a quiet refuge near the city center. I would agree with the observations of the fellow reviewers here. The facility and rooms are well maintained and clean. The breakfast is limited, but save your Cordobas and appetite for lunch and dinner. Free WiFi is solid with 1.16 down... More

This small hotel is a comfortable home away from home while in Granada. Set in a lovely old home just a few blocks from the center of town, the hotel offers comfortable rooms, "instant" hot water, and everything is spotless clean. Breakfast is the norm, no complaints there. Beautiful covered areas with rocking chairs in which to relax, allowing the... More

The only point I'll drive on Hotel Kekoldi de Granada is that you get what you pay for. It's not that this was a bad place at all, we stayed here for 9 days in Feb 2012 and really enjoyed it, but don't expect anything high end. It had all the essentials that we were looking for: - Clean Rooms... More

Hotel Kekoldi is a quaint hotel with clean rooms and hot water. They have very comfortable rocking chairs in the lobby to sit and unwind in. Their internet works quite well, although it needs to be accessed outside of the rooms. A breakfast of cereal, toast, gallo pinto, plantain, coffee and orange juice is included. For eggs there is a... More

This hotel gives you the comfort of hot water and air conditioning and the style of a typical hotel or hostel in Nicaragua, with several open courtyards, tile floors, fountains, etc. Convenient location, quiet. Definitely a good value.

This small hotel is conveniently located about three blocks from the center of town, so it is within walking distance of the limited attractions Granada has to offer. Granada is promoted as the oldest city in the Americas -- but it was repeatedly burnt to the ground by pirates, lastly by American William Walker in 1856, so there is not... More

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... More

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... More