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Property Location With a stay at Hotel Ivania's in Masaya, you'll be a 4-minute walk from El Calvario Church and 6 minutes by foot from San Miguel Church. This inn is 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion Church and 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Folklore Museum. Distances are displayed to the ...
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Reviewed 18 February, 2020
Our one night stay was courtesy of our credit card rewards but I’d pay to stay again for sure. We were very impressed with the welcoming & friendly employees along with the beautiful and cozy accommodations. Although the pool was inviting - we didn’t have time to take a dip. Breakfast was offered at an extremely reasonable price but we normally just roll into lunch so we passed on the opportunity. We would most certainly stay here again and highly recommend the hotel!
Jordan G
Reviewed 29 January, 2018
Spent a night here passing through Masaya. A garishly decorated place in communal areas but the room was grim although it had plenty of bed space - a huge bed & another double, but nothing by the bedsides to put anything on - no light besides an awful blue-ish main light. I didn’t feel it was particularly clean. Pillows didn’t smell clean. Bathroom had airbricks around the top to the ceiling & was extremely basic. Couldn’t get shower hot. Sleep quality was not good. I was woken up by the dog barking at 3:15 a.m followed by a loud intermittent buzzing sound which went on for over an hour. Sounded like someone using a drill but for the duration I thought someone was trying to get into the hotel & was too scared to put my ear plugs in. Turned out none of the noise was within the control of the hotel but it is centrally located & therefore you are subject to other nightly noise. The best thing about the place was the manager/reception guy. His English was extremely good, he has a very nice demeanour. It wasn’t overpriced particularly for the quality, however I wouldn’t stay again given the choice but I don’t think there is much choice in Masaya.
JemmyButton
Reviewed 22 January, 2017
Upon arrival, the manager assured us his walk-in rate was better than online. In fact it was higher and didn't include breakfast. When I showed him the info online, he said he can't control what happens online. Also, he clearly understood that we were paying him to book a night tour to the volcano, but booked a day tour to arrive shortly before the gate closed. We paid the taxi driver extra for the night tour so he wouldn't be out any money. BEWARE!!
Linda E
Reviewed 21 January, 2017
I have stayed at this hotel on multiple occassions over the years. It offers clean rooms with airconditioning and hot water. Staff is welcoming and helpful. There is parking and even a small pool. It isn't the Hilton but in my opinion its a great little " motel" i always feel safe and comfortable when visiting. For security reasons the front gate remains locked at all times and for some reason guests do get a key. This i have to admit is a royal pain in the butt as staff is frequently busy so you need to ring the bell and be patient if you want in or out. Rooms are very basic and not very large but again they are clean and comfortable. Good value for the cost.
Darcy B
Reviewed 5 December, 2016
My partner and I recently stayed here for 1 night. The receptionist/manager had a very formal and abrupt manner, strutting around. It wasn't until after we had settled in that we began to notice all the strict red signs everywhere! telling you what you couldn't do! it was quite weird. We then noticed a huge sign which indicated the religious background of the hotel and this the manager confirmed. As the temp was over 80 degrees we left the AC on when we went out, only to return and find it had been turned off!! and the room was stifling. The manager admitted to entering the room and turning off the AC so as to save the environment. We were not happy with this and expressed that the hotel was more like a prison! we did not have breakfast the next morning as noticed the rice and beans were kept out all night to be warmed in the morning. We would definitely not stay here again.
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