Top Hotels in Corn Islands
Top Things to do in Corn Islands
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Discover the best hotels in Corn Islands, Southern Atlantic Autonomous Region including Yemaya Reefs Colibri Boutique Hotel, Casa Canada, Paraiso Beach Hotel, Hotel Las Palmeras, La Princesa de la Isla, Yemaya Reefs Colibri Boutique Hotel, Ocean View, Corn Island Hostal Alal Suite, Sea View, Villy's Cottage.
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1. Yemaya Reefs Colibri Boutique Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 373 reviews
Yemaya Reefs is a rustic-chic boutique hotel on mystical Little Corn Island, Nicaragua. The island is in the Caribbean about 50 miles off the coast of Nicaragua, surrounded by pristine beaches, beautiful fringe reefs teeming with colorful tropical fish and crystal clear waters. Our cabanas are beach front with only powdery white sand between your cabaña suite and the sea. The snorkeling is breathtaking! Our restaurant features a fusion of local and Nicaraguan island cuisine with delicious flavors, featuring produce grown in our own garden, and seafood straight from the sea that surrounds us. Sway to the rhythm of the coco palms in a big comfy hammock, head out in one of our sea kayaks to explore the reef, or walk along the beaches and jungle trails to see the true beauty this unspoilt island paradise. Whatever you choose to do, your time at Yemaya Reefs will be unforgettable. Welcome to paradise!
Romantic destination
Reviewed By fdmdr994My husband and I stayed at Yemaya for our wedding anniversary. The place is beautiful as it is but the customer service made it extra special for us!! I highly recommend Yemaya as a romantic destination, it truly wont disappoint you. Ps, ask Concierge to arrive/leave in the white Yemaya boat (6 seats). It is worth the extra few bucks if you get nauseous easily or if your stomach is not used to bumpy rides of 45m+!
2. Casa Canada
Overall Ratings
4 based on 326 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Big Corn Island, Casa Canada is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its charming environment and proximity to great restaurants, Casa Canada makes it easy to enjoy the best of Big Corn Island. The rooms offer a refrigerator and air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. Casa Canada features shops and baggage storage. In addition, as a valued Casa Canada guest, you can enjoy a pool and free breakfast that are available on-site. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Comedor Maris, Big Fish Cafe, and Spekito Place, which are some seafood restaurants that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. Casa Canada Hotel is sure to make your visit to Big Corn Island one worth remembering.
Paradise
Reviewed By logixxStaff were very friendly, helpful and pleasant. Good nutritious, fresh meals at reasonable price. Fresh squeezed orange juice with breakfast included in room price. Delicious lobster and shrimp meals. Excellent New York strip steak dinner. Beautiful well kept grounds. Crystal clean swimming pool with access to the ocean. Unfortunately no beach however other beaches were a short walk nearby or by taxi for $.75 cents to other side of island. Nice freshly painted room, A/C, hot water and comfortable king size bed. Highly recommend.
3. Paraiso Beach Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 429 reviews
Paraiso Beach Hotel is a well known Corn Island resort, able to accommodate 40 people in 15 rooms, all decorated in traditional Nicaraguan style. They are made to make you feel right at home and all accommodations are about 70 to 120 meters from our beach. All rooms have hot water, AC, TV and super comfrotable beds. Right in front of Paraiso’s beach it’s very good snorkeling, even for beginners. The sunken ships provide shelter for many different species of reef fish. We organize regular snorkeling trips around Corn Island, to Little Corn Island or to the Pearl Keys. Yoga, cardio, fishing, golf cart tours, diving or biking are all options you might want to explore. Our on-site restaurant “The Buccaneer” offers great fresh food and lobster, shrimp or fish are of course a big part of the menu. We are looking forward to welcome you to undiscovered Corn Island! The owners, Mike and Ton
Nice place to stay and decent restaurant
Reviewed By Emily HRooms were nice but tons of tiny ants. Hotel provided spray to help kill them. Took a while for the hot water to be turned on (several requests). Beds were hard. The beach is across the road and has a small reef so you can't really wade in the ocean. Whole hotel was cute, with every two rooms having their own little hut. Rooms were quiet. Restaurant had good food but small menu compared to other places on the island. Food took forever to get after ordering.
4. Hotel Las Palmeras
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 132 reviews
Las Palmares is a hidden tropical oasis on Little Corn reachable only by boat. The hotel is situated inside a local neighborhood 500 meters from the wharf. The property is calm and peaceful; steps to the beach with plenty of outdoors hammocks, beach chairs, & palm trees, We have 8 rooms that were recently upgraded, bright & spacious; Some with queen beds & some with double beds & full bathroom. All our rooms have walk out terrace with rocking chairs for you to enjoy. We offer some rooms with AC and some with fans and natural air! Staying at Las Palmares will offer you the real local experience as you walk by the school into the local neighborhood; steps to local shops, food markets, and freshly-baked goodies. You can’t miss the bright pink building as you arrive. This neighborhood is probably the most interesting neighborhood on Little Corn. You will experience real life on the island, meet friendly local families, and appreciate the simplicity of their every day life. You will see kids chasing chickens & playing in the mud; if you are lucky, you might get the occasional hug once you get to know them! There is a Church near by and a local bar with a dance floor right on the water and pool tables. You will see people hanging out, playing cards and dancing. On the weekends, you can hear the occasional music from both the church and the bar while at the hotel mainly on the weekends. Little Corn Island is a back to basic type of island, it attracts nature lovers, yogis, divers, sea food lovers, and backpackers. You will not find any motorized vehicles on Little Corn (besides the boats of course), expect to walk every where & explore the hidden secluded beaches. You will need to bring cash as there is no ATM on the island. If you need to use your Credit Card, expect a convenience fee of at least 10%. Come prepared to relax and chill out.
Best place to stay on the island!
Reviewed By LlleepBest place to stay! I’ve stayed in multiple places around the island but this is my favorite (ended up staying for 3 weeks). The atmosphere is very relaxed, friendly and familiar. The owners are professional and welcoming. Aida is an absolute gem and makes you feel at home right away. I felt safe and looked after, they truly care. My room was very colorful and ‘homey’. The outside area is large with lots of hammocks and both places with shade and sun. Food is delicious too. There is direct beach access. You don’t need to dive to have a great stay here. I’ve truly felt at home!
5. La Princesa de la Isla
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 172 reviews
La Princesa de la Isla is located in one of the most picturesque point of the Big Corn island and it includes wooden bungalows and three rooms made with coral, stones and wood.All the accommodations have private bathroom, matrimonial bed (queen size)with its mosquito net, fan and porch with chairs (bungalows have a private porch).They are just ten steps to the shore and they are all ocean view and they overlook on a garden with palms and hammocks.The restaurant serves authentic italian cuisine with a list of italianwines and in the bar you can enjoy real italian coffee and cappuccino. People who are not guests of the hotel can enjoy our restaurant and barreserving a lunch or a dinner just in front of the sea.
Fully recommended
Reviewed By barbaradehaisGreat stay, clean and cozy, all rooms are a couple steps from the beach. Alessandro and Constanza are great and always willing to help us around. The food at their restaurant is amazing, I had the best octopus alla Luciana I’ve ever tried.
6. Yemaya Reefs Colibri Boutique Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 373 reviews
Yemaya Reefs is a rustic-chic boutique hotel on mystical Little Corn Island, Nicaragua. The island is in the Caribbean about 50 miles off the coast of Nicaragua, surrounded by pristine beaches, beautiful fringe reefs teeming with colorful tropical fish and crystal clear waters. Our cabanas are beach front with only powdery white sand between your cabaña suite and the sea. The snorkeling is breathtaking! Our restaurant features a fusion of local and Nicaraguan island cuisine with delicious flavors, featuring produce grown in our own garden, and seafood straight from the sea that surrounds us. Sway to the rhythm of the coco palms in a big comfy hammock, head out in one of our sea kayaks to explore the reef, or walk along the beaches and jungle trails to see the true beauty this unspoilt island paradise. Whatever you choose to do, your time at Yemaya Reefs will be unforgettable. Welcome to paradise!
Romantic destination
Reviewed By fdmdr994My husband and I stayed at Yemaya for our wedding anniversary. The place is beautiful as it is but the customer service made it extra special for us!! I highly recommend Yemaya as a romantic destination, it truly wont disappoint you. Ps, ask Concierge to arrive/leave in the white Yemaya boat (6 seats). It is worth the extra few bucks if you get nauseous easily or if your stomach is not used to bumpy rides of 45m+!
7. Ocean View
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Passez votre chemin, cela fera du bien à votre porte-monnaie et à votre moral
Reviewed By Cassandra CBeaucoup de choses regrettables. Tout d'abord, le premier matin, nous avons été réveillé par l'hôtesse qui est venue discuter avec les voisins de chambre DEVANT NOTRE FENÊTRE alors qu'il n'était que 6h du matin. Ce même matin, pas d'électricité pendant plusieurs heures. Le lendemain matin, nous avons été réveillé à 4h du matin par la télé des voisins de chambre (manque d'isolation). Le 3eme et 4eme jour, nous n'avons pas pu profiter du balcon en raison des travaux effectués dessus, travaux (avec scie circulaire)qui commencent avant 8h et vous empêchent de dormir. Donc si vous vous voulez vous reposer, impossible car ça dure une bonne partie de la journée. Les équipements indiqués sont inexistants. L'hôtesse ne sait pas se servir de booking et à probablement coché toutes les cases, mais méfiez vous, il n'y a même pas la moitié de ce qui est indiqué. Ce que vous aurez est un appartement avec deux lits doubles, du linge de maison et des serviettes. Une télé qui ne fonctionne pas, des moustiquaires aux fenêtres, une cuisine avec des plaques au gaz ainsi que certains ustensiles type poêles et casseroles. Salle de bain eau froide avec étagères. Nous avions un savon qui avait été utilisé par les précédents occupants du logement, on aurait préféré ne rien avoir. Notre télé n'a jamais fonctionné, le wifi est très mauvais, vous pourrez capter dans la salle de bain ou dans les escaliers à l'extérieur. Le balcon est sympathique quand vous pouvez en profiter. Il y a une "plage" de rochers juste en face, avec sargasses. Pas de parking. Le pire reste quand même le fait que lors de la réservation, et sur ma confirmation, il était indiqué que l'hôte se chargeait de prélevé le montant (donc pas de procédure à faire pour le client). Nous avons donc quitté le logement sans dire au revoir à l'hôtesse qui n'était pas présente car nous avions des activités. Cette dernière nous à retrouvé pour nous demander de payer en cash. Je lui explique qu'il est indiqué sur la réservation que c'est elle qui se charge de prélevé le montant. Elle s'est tout simplement déchargé sur moi et n'a pas voulu entendre nos explications (avec preuve). Nous sommes restés polis et corrects jusqu'au bout, nous excusant pour le malentendu (car jamais elle ne nous a parlé de devoir payer en cash) à plusieurs reprises. L'hôtesse à tout simplement été malpolie et d'une agressivité sans nom à notre égard. Je peux comprendre le stress que la situation a pu provoquer, mais à aucun moment, même après le paiement, elle ne s'est excusée de son comportement alors qu'elle est bien ici responsable de la situation puisqu'elle a indiqué sur le site qu'elle se chargeait de prélevé le montant. À noter que nous sommes tout de même restés 6 jours là-bas, et que cela fait beaucoup d'événements négatifs. Nous ne recommandons pas de rester ici, l'hôtesse manque de professionnalisme et de courtoisie, ainsi que de bon sens à plusieurs égards. Allez plutôt dans des lieux mieux situés, plus proche des commerces et activités, vous aurez plus de chance de pouvoir vous reposer, profiter du charme de l'île et de la gentillesse de ses habitants.
8. Corn Island Hostal Alal Suite
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Meets all of your needs
Reviewed By khave1Hostal Alal was clean, quiet and the owners were friendly. It is a very basic hotel however, it met all of our needs. It is located across the road from the ocean and is a short walk away from a few restaurants.
9. Sea View
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 11 reviews
Looking for a place to stay in Little Corn Island? Then look no further than Sea View, a budget friendly small hotel that brings the best of Little Corn Island to your doorstep. Guests have access to baggage storage while staying at Sea View. Travelers looking to enjoy some lobster can head to Tranquilo Cafe, Cafe Desideri, or Miss Bridget's. Otherwise, you may want to check out a pub such as Hotel Los Delfines Restaurant. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Sea View as you experience everything Little Corn Island has to offer.
Disappointing
Reviewed By CinnamonpancakeWe recently visited Seaview and found the room overpriced for what it was. To make matters worse we especially splashed out on a private room with en-suite (where we’d normally stay in dorms) but were never able to use our shower because the room (not the property or island) had run out of water. So it was very unromantic having to leave the room to get a bucket of water to wash down the toilet. When we asked for compensation - the owner would not budge - not even for $2 when I tried to round it down. We also saw the poor puppy chained up (mentioned in another review) - but did not spend much time here so can’t say for how long it was chained up and I sadly only read that review now - else I would have never supported a place that is cruel to animals. On the plus side, the accommodation is really close to the main ferry so the location is good. And it does have some lovely views. It feels safe and before we had the water altercation - everyone was really friendly - I just think they need to make a way to compensate for water shortages.
10. Villy's Cottage
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Wonderfully Welcoming!
Reviewed By Dos TI stayed at Villy's for 10 nights and it was amazing. I got back one evening and Vilma had even cooked me Rundown (sp?). Vilma and Errol are so welcoming and make you feel like a part of the family. Excellent location within walking distance to some of the best restaurants on the island and Dos Tiburones Dive Shop. They have a beautiful garden and share with all of the guests. If you are coming to Big Corn check it out!
