Renta de alojamientos vacacionales aptos para fumadores en Masaya

Paula’s place was a very safety and very close to all my needs . I will come back .

Muy lindo el lugar, ordenado Marena muy amable y atenta

Increíble como siempre!

Excelente hospedaje, toda mi familia extremadamente contenta. Toda la casa sumamente comoda y accesible para incluso personas tercera edad. Full recomendado y espero regresar

La ubicación es perfecta, estas cerca de supermercados, centros comerciales y es fácil acceder al transporte público. Victor me facilitó un parqueo privado cerca del apartamento, lo cual fue magnífico. El apartamento tiene un jardín donde podes y fue perfecto para disfrutar el atardecer y trabajar un poco ahí. Víctor contestó siempre rápido a mis mensajes. Me encantó todo.

Me encantó este alojamiento! Súper céntrico, tranquilo y sobre todo limpieza intacta. Súper recomendado.

seguro, cómodo, limpio, solo cambiaría que en las especificaciones digan que no hay suficiente papel higiénico ni tolla para secado de manos en el baño, y sería genial una tv, el transporte si no llevas el tuyo propio se te hará difícil por la ubicación desplazarte fuera de allí, por todo lo demás muy bien y el lugar muy lindo tal cm las fotos.

We had a wonderful time with our family at Daniela’s house. It was even better than we initially thought, well equipped and the staff were very friendly and helpful with everything. I can 100% recommend this listing for an amazing time in the heart of Managua. We hope to return soon!

I've liked nearly all of the Airbnb places I've stayed at, but Michael's is very special in being not only just a place to stay – which is usually what you're looking for – but also a life experience. In the first place it's a farm all right, but nothing like what you ordinarily imagine a farm to be. Also, the mango trees constituting the farm are in a second field out to the back, so what the guest experiences is actually not the farm but – aside from the guest house, which is very attractively and comfortably fixed up – the roadside foodie operation manned by a substantial extended-family collective of Nicaraguans living on the property, with a charmingly personable Ukrainian student named Anton serving as the main chef, turning out exceptionally fresh plates of a regional Nicaraguan dish called a güirila, which you really should stop by and try even if you don't stay there. Michael himself is a fascinating person you'd want to know in any event, but rather than going into his personality I'll stick with the place and highly recommend it to anyone passing through the area. I'd say backpackers should stop over on their way to the lagoon (which they can reach from Michael's via bus or taxi), while people with cars might consider staying there for their whole time at Apoyo, unless they really want to overnight down on the water, or can't get by with the personal hotspot on their phone for Internet access.