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Palmetto Bay Plantation
Palmetto Bay Plantation is an understated luxury resort hidden several kilometers down ...
Roatán hotels and hostels
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Club Natale
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Hotel resort
Parrot Tree Beach Resort
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Blue Ocean Reef
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Las Rocas Resort And Dive Center
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Fantasy Island Resort Beach And Marina All...
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Splash Inn Dive Resort
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Clarion Suites Roatan At Pineapple Villas
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Mayoka Lodge
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Roatan Backpackers' Hostel
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Hillside Garden Cabins
These clean hillside cabins are a great deal. It’s hard to find, so enquire at Ocean Connections.
Posada Arco Iris
Nicer than the Mariposa, but also a bit more expensive, this Argentinean-owned place offers consistent attention to detail.
North Side Garden Hotel
One of the keys to sustainable tourism is to leave the ‘tourist trail’ behind. And there’s no place better than in Punta Gorda.
Seagrape Plantation Resort
At the far northern end of town, Seagrape is an old-timer that’s holding on strong. Come here for the oceanfront bungalows, highlighted by private porches and beautiful views. The hotel rooms, unfortunately, lack character.
Mayoka Lodge
For a couple of grand, one can deliberate in style at this stunning six-bedroom, 1980-sq-meter beachfront home, surely one of the most beautiful houses (and most luxurious accommodations) in the whole country.
Mermaid Beach Cabinsr
This is a fine hotel, but they’re simply overpriced –
Hotel Cay View
The rooms are small and worn, but have hot-water bathrooms, air con and cable TV –The hotel restaurant (mains L$80 to L$160, open for lunch and dinner, Monday to Saturday) has a nice patio out the back overlooking the water, and serves typical Ho.
Paya Bay Beach Resort
The clifftop rooms offer tremendous views, cozy amenities and a level of privacy befitting even the sexiest of honeymoon couples.
Villa Delfin
Between West End and West Bay, the hilltop Villa Delfin offers tremendous ocean views, weekly rentals and special meals prepared by Chef Frank and his lady, Mikey.
Beach House
This is a fine hotel, but it is overpriced.
Bananarama Resort & Diving Center
The atmosphere is best described as ‘frenetic’ – dive instructors, guests and students all colliding in a beehive of movement. But the simple cabins are a decent value. The only problem: you’re not on the beach, and it can be far from relaxing.
Reef Gliders
This dive shop’s new owners previously ran a dive shop on Utila, so it’s no surprise that one of their first moves was to open a dorm exclusively for its students. It has just four beds, an in-room bathroom and a small deck with excellent views.
Blenny House & Cabins
An excellent choice for large groups, the Blenny House (next to Cocolobo) has a big apartment with ocean views, a full kitchen and rosy hardwood floors that’ll sleep up to eight.
Hotel Brick Bay
Hotel Brick Bay is a dark, lonely place, made even creepier for almost always having no clients. All in all, it’s hard to imagine the average traveler having much interest or reason to come here.