Top Hotels in Copan Ruinas Bed and Breakfast Inns
The 7 best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Copan Ruinas, Honduras
Abandoned in the 10th century, the stunning Mayan ruins at Copan deserve as much time as you can spend there, a full day or more. Travelers recommend that you hire a guide; you'll learn so much more about this World Heritage site and its history and people than you ever could on your own. After your adventure, sip a cup of strong Honduras coffee and people-watch in the main square or just enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery.
Restaurants in Copan Ruinas
1. La Casa de Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 568 reviews
Since 1995, La Casa de Cafe is a colonial inspired B&B Inn and a charming and comfortable base from which to explore Copan. All rooms offer oversized windows, hand crafted furniture and open to a shady porch strung with hammocks. Full complimentary breakfast is served in our garden which boasts a spectacular view of the Copan River Valley and the distant mountains of Guatemala. Complimentary coffee (the best in town), herbal teas, iced tea & hot chocolate served any time.
Charming stay in Copan Ruinas
Reviewed By Roving68372680082Casa de cafe is excellent. Clean, comfortable and well priced rooms situated within a charming courtyard (even managed to save us from the classic Central American sounds of dogs barking in the night). The breakfast is actually spectacular. The best brekkie that we’ve had whilst travelling. Iguana Azul next door is also great, we spent our first two nights in the Studio attached (very kindly provided with a free upgrade after a booking.com related glitch in the matrix). Copan Ruinas itself is lovely with plenty to see and do nearby, Casa De Cafe served as the perfect accommodation. 10/10 would recommend to a friend. Alex and Olivia U.K.
2. Hotel La Escalinata
Overall Ratings
5 based on 41 reviews
Hotel is located in the center of Copan; it is only 15 minutes walk to the Mayan Ruins, close to restaurants and gift shops. It features: 9 comfortable and well-equipped guestrooms. Room facility includes: two semi-orthopedic double beds, private bathrooms, hot water, ceiling fan, flat screen TV, wifi Internet, private balconies with panoramic views, parking on side, laundry service & complimentary housekeeping.
Pleasant guest house in Copan
Reviewed By lorenzo_mtcI stayed three nights a this pleasant guest house, and I can strongly recommend it. There was everything I needed for a nice stay -- clean, comfortable room and private bathroom; ceiling fan and air conditioner that really worked; helpful and considerate owner; nice breakfast; and at least from my room, a great view of the mountains to the west, and a nice balcony from which to admire it. It is about four blocks from the central plaza -- not far, but sufficient for a quiet night.
3. Casa Dona Elena B & B
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 190 reviews
Casa Dona Elena B&B is owned and operated by a local family dedicated to hosting and care of travelers for more than 15 years. Our strategic location in the heights of Copan Ruinas is set away from the noises of the lively downtown, yet only a few minutes from all main points of interest. Besides, the best panoramic view of the valley and it's surrounding mountains right from your room's balcony also surrounded by open areas with tropical gardens that promise to make you feel relaxed and at peace. Each room is equipped with: - Full size beds with firm Pillow-top mattresses- Bed-side table with night lamp- Private Hot-water bathroom- LCD Cable TV- Breezy yet silent ceiling fan- A/C Units - Panoramic windows viewing mountain and/or garden- Private balcony or patio- Fast speed Wi-Fi- Lots of space and hygiene. Come stay with us, you'll be happy you did!
Welcome home to grandma’s house!
Reviewed By Tammy BLike coming home to your grandmother’s house - Dona Elena welcomes you with open arms, something to drink, eat and a warm bed. The rooms are nice and clean. It’s a few minutes walk from downtown - so more quiet - with the exception of the macaws flying outside your window!!
4. Hotel y Hostal Yaxkin Copan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
See why so many travelers make Hotel y Hostal Yaxkin Copan their small hotel of choice when visiting Copan Ruinas. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a romantic setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. While staying at Hotel y Hostal Yaxkin Copan, visitors can check out Sepulturas (1.6 mi), which is a popular Copan Ruinas attraction. Rooms at Hotel y Hostal Yaxkin Copan offer air conditioning providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi. Room service is one of the conveniences offered at this small hotel. An on-site restaurant will also help to make your stay even more special. While in Copan Ruinas be sure to experience local shrimp favorites at Comedor y Pupuseria Mary or Twisted. Best of all, Hotel y Hostal Yaxkin Copan makes it easy to experience some great Copan Ruinas attractions like Copan Ruinas, which is a popular ancient ruins. At Hotel y Hostal Yaxkin Copan, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Copan Ruinas.
A colorful budget hotel near center of city
Reviewed By kraorThis is a budget hotel within 1 km of the center of the city, 2 km from the Copan Ruins. The hotel is located across from the local cemetery in which it's colorfully decorated inside/outside as well. The rooms are typical with bed, T.V.. bathroom with shower. .Maid service is on request. The compounds of the hotel is tastefully decorated, painted with bright colors with an upper terrace to relax overlooking the area. They sell souvenirs as well in the front desk should anyone be interested. As for meals they'll offer you coffee with toast next to the front desk otherwise go into town. Just be prepared to hear the roosters crow all night long from your room as there is a farm just outside the hotel. That kept me awake.
5. Casa Villamil Boutique Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Casa Villamil is one of the oldest, most historical, and finest houses in town. It began in the 1900’s as a family house and has now been revamped into a delicate boutique hotel. Come and encounter a unique colonial experience with a suitably modern twist and guaranteed comfort.
Hospitality taken to the next level!
Reviewed By yarcejorgeBesides the thoughtfully decorated and well equipped rooms, the welcoming public areas that remind you of a little villa in the middle of France or Italy and the great location and amazing view of the whole town from the terrace kitchen while having a traditionally cooked breakfast by Dona Esperanza; the core of this magic place is the hospitality of the small but very efficient hotel's crew, from the receptionists to the housekeeper (the famous Dona Esperanza also in charge of those already mentioned delicious breakfasts accompanied with freshly made tortillas), everybody is there to help you and make sure your experience is the best possible. TOTALLY RECOMMENDED
6. La Casa Rosada
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
La Casa Rosada is a Spanish colonial style inn, decorated with antiques and local fine art. This hotel has five nicely decorated rooms. Every room has a private bath with steam shower, television, CD/DVD player, telephone, and air conditioning. It is located just two blocks from central park and one kilometer (0.6 miles) from the magnificent archaeological site, where the legacy of the Maya can be found.
Small, Cozy Boutique Hotel
Reviewed By Feg HThis small boutique hotel has 5 booms, with antique colonial decor, is simple yet nicely put together. Rooms and bathrooms are perfect size, and very clean. The hotel is 3 min walk from city center. I enjoyed sitting on terrace just listening to the water fountain and enjoying garden. Breakfast is included and nicely served.
7. Hotel Cuna Maya
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
We offer comfortable rooms equipped with all necessary services to provide our guests an unforgettable experience.
A nice stay in the Village :)
Reviewed By Myo MA very nice "family-run establishment" (with warm welcomes from all members of the family) right in the Copan village, getting at this place for the quite reasonable price of about 25 US$ a night was my own "small-but-not-tiny" room (with actually a good-sized bed which takes up a good part of the room, a small TV mounted on a wall & also an ensuite bathroom of a size to move around easily). And yes, just as satisfactory as the accommodation was the "filling breakfast" on the 2nd floor (with also a not-too-distant view of some "serene mountains" around the Village to see from the tables alongside the railing facing the street in front of this place); and also as for the meals apart from the breakfast, one which I can definitely suggest is a pretty good Chinese restaurant (to the left after coming out of this place then to the right just at the first street where the restaurant is on the right side after a short downhill way) although there are also a number of other places to eat around this place apart from that one. As for the well-known Copan "ruin site", it's just about a 20-minute walk away, first to the "east gate" of the Village (where on the wall just inside the gate a "long mural scene" which I would say a pretty great collection of some "defining images" of this area including that of a jaguar!) for about a 10-minute walk followed by another 10 minutes straight along the road leading out of that gate to the gate of the "ruin site" (a "big gate" unmissable on the right side of the road with also a row of souvenir vendors on the left side). And yes, a "quaint place" in itself with cobble-stoned streets lined with small multi-colored buildings of 1 or 2 stories (kind of a "mini-Cartagena" as I would put it, and more similar both in appearance & size to those like Granada in Nicaragua and Antigua & Flores in Guatemala), pretty much everywhere in the Village is just within a 10-minute walk from this place including the "main plaza" (at just a short walk to the left just along the street in front).
