I have stayed here 3x and everything was fine. Clean, friendly, nice garden, okay food. But do not charge any food on your room, every time, we had trouble when we wanted to pay. They charged us too much or added things, we had already paid.

Arrived in the evening at hotel Europeo. Securityguard in front of the hotel, though the area in which the hotel was located seemed quiet safe. Check in procdure at the reception went smoothly. The receptionist showed our room on the ground floor: a large room with two beds (one queen and a single) and everything was clean. Matrasses were fine.... More

I was very surprised at this little hotel in the middle of this city. The staff was amazing and very helpful. The honor system is what helps this hotel stay in my top five places to stay. Thank you all.

We have stayed here a total of four times over the past six years, and unfortunately this stay coincided with the maintenance of the wonderful garden pool. We couldn't blame them for wanting to stay on top of normal upkeep, especially around the popular and crowded Semana Santa period that begins in April. But why stop the makeover with the... More

Hotel Europea is a delightful hotel in a somewhat crappy neighborhood. It has a delightful courtyard filled with gorgeous tropical plants, birds, tables and a very nice swimming pool. A pleasant bar/restaurant opens onto it. There is a very modern supermarket a few blocks away but not much else. The restaurant serves good food at reasonable prices but can be... More

My daughter and I travelled to Nicaragua (August 2009) to visit with our World Vision sponsored child and her mother. It is a beautiful country with many beautiful people! The Hotel Europeo is located within walking distance of a hospital as well as the World Vision offices in Managua. It is a lovely, clean hotel with many amenities that includes... More

I found this hotel on this website (TripAdvisor) and decided to stay there based on two things: one, it looked like a little resort (with the pool, restaurant in the center) which is not typical of the other places around that area in Managua, and two, they accept dogs. We paid $95 for one night, a room with a queen... More

I spent an excellent working week in this very charming hotel, a peaceful and very welcoming “green net” in the city center. Very good food – with a rather slow service – and friendly staff. A place to stay in Managua !

Since we have been robbed of a good amount of money in our room in this hotel we never went back there. Stangely enough, the cash was gone but not the jewelery or laptop… Check that your balcony patio door is locked from inside before you leave your room. Leave every valuable inside your locked luggage. Bad experience.