It might not be an A-list destination yet, but Nicaragua is getting more and more attention from the travel press, and that’s only increase now that its first boutique hotel, the Hotel Contempo, has opened outside Managua.
The hotel has only 18 rooms in three categories. Standard rooms all have plasma TV’s, high-speed internet included, safe boxes, and Travertine marble bathrooms with wood accents and “relaxation system” showers. We don’t know what that means exactly, but it sounds soothing. The Contempo rooms also have DVD players and a whirlpool Jacuzzi, and the Junior Suites have all that plus canopy beds, “gourmet bathroom products,” a private telephone line, WiFi, and individual A/C units.
Set on a 1.2-acre jungle property 11 kilometers from Managua, the Contempo also has events and meeting spaces, a business center, a lobby piano lounge and bar, and a restaurant that serves up both Nicaraguan and international specialties, as well as tapas and wine.
The drawbacks? According the map on its website, Contempo is a bit of a hike from Managua, so the it might take you some time to get to some of the capital’s sights, and the hotel web site is, so far, only en español.
That doesn’t mean you can’t take advantage of the hotel’s special opening deal, though: Until July 30, Hotel Contempo will offer rooms for $110-170 a night, including breakfast and internet access. Shuttle service to and from the international airport is only $5 for the 20-minute ride.
And here you thought it was all about getting to St. Tropez this summer. by EricRosen - HotelChatter
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