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    Hotel Patio del Malinche

    Posted by swisscow 9 March 2011

    An absolute gem of a hotel. It was in a
    beautiful colonial style and close to the centre of town.

    Calle El Caimito,de Alcaldía, 2½ cuadras al lago, Granada, Nicaragua
    + 505 2552 2235
    Google map: bit.ly/gQyUrR

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    Hostal Esfinge

    Posted by berttie 18 September 2009

    Set in a gorgeous colonial building next to Granada's market, you will get rooms that may be a bit dark, but in beautiful surroundings. They provide a kitchen, but most of all it is a safe place.

    The couple that owns this place, and knows every customer, will be on their rocking chairs, with their radio. Somehow in a city where other places have armed guards, their presence is a better protection.

    Calle Atravesada in front of the market.

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    Las Isletas

    Posted by nicaraguablogger 26 December 2008

    A group of small beautiful islands on the lake that is an easy day trip from Granada.
    You can even stay overnight on some of them.

    www.thegranadablog.com

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    The Bearded Monkey

    Posted by SamEichblatt 16 July 2007

    A hostel close to the centre of Granada, the Bearded Monkey is friendly and lively without being dominated by hard-partying backpackers.

    Arranged around a central courtyard lit with twinkling lights, the (public) bar sells local beers, decent food and its own compilation CDs, as well as running DVD nights from the owner's great selection, for a small donation.

    Check the noticeboard for good value Spanish lessons by local teachers (Anjelica is recommended) and trips to the nearby Lago de Apoyo, where the Bearded Monkey has a cabin, the Monkey Hut, with terraces running down to the lake - an excellent swimming spot.

    Avenida 14 de Septiembre, opposite the bomberos (fire station).

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