Utila Hotels

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Diverdan28
Reviews: 50

5 out of 5 stars User Rating

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Hotel Utila: Comfortable Hotel on edge of town

After a few very humid days in Roatan I decided to pamper myself. I found the Hotel Utila while walking through town and was not disapointed. The rooms are very large, with well equipped and maintained bathrooms and air conditioning units which keep the rooms nice and cool. The beds were comfortable with excellent bedding and pillows.

The hotel in a bit on the south side of town so its very quiet and peaceful but still only a few minutes walk into the main part of the village.

The staff were friendly and helpful and agreed to move me to another rom when the satellite TV in my first room would not work.

Quiet and clean yet close enough to restaurants.

Opinion of Price: about average
Related to: Budget Travel
Written November 16, 2009

andy21
Reviews: 11

5 out of 5 stars User Rating

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Utila Water Sports student house: A cheap place to sleep and cook

This place is a pretty large house.
2 bathrooms, a big kitchen and nice beds.
Theres a large place outside to sit and hang out in the evenings.
The place is only for students at Utila WaterSports. We only paid 3$ pr night.
A superb place if you're the social type.

Chilled-out, No noise, nice people.

Opinion of Price: least expensive
Related to: Budget Travel, Diving and Snorkeling, Backpacking
Written November 10, 2004

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JenniferG
Reviews: 126

3 out of 5 stars User Rating

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Underwater Vision: A chilled place

Actually this was a divingschool as well which provide free accomodation when you do your open water course there. We came with two friends who decided to signed up for their course here and that's why we were allowed to stay.

It's a real chilled placed with sundecks over the water, hammocks everywhere, a communal kitchen with fridge and weekly barbecues! Real good parties!

They only have 4 bed dorms.
As long as you're coming in low season it probably won't be a problem to stay here without diving but in high-season it probably is a different story.

Don't worry too much... there are enough other chilled places around... just walk around, they're all located at one street.

$4,- p.p excl. meals, while diving it's free acoomodation

Opinion of Price: about average
Written December 12, 2003

darthmilmo
Reviews: 1920

1.5 out of 5 stars Helpfulness

Cooper's Cabins: Home away from home :)

Cooper's Cabins has it all. There are private cabins with 2 bed rooms; a living room with TV, stereo, couches; and a full kitchen (with fridge!). The price during the off season can be as low as $15 per cabin (that's about $4 USD each if you share it among 4)! For the sole traveller, you can also spend the night at a dorm for not much more, roughly $3-5 USD. The dorms have an outside kitchen.

After months on the road, it came as a nice change of pace :).

Opinion of Price: least expensive
Written September 24, 2002

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Q: Ferry to Utila "Hi Does anyone know if there are 2 ferry crossings a day from La Ceiba to Utila? Also, is it true that there are only..."

A: "Hey, I was in Utila a few months ago. There are two crossings a day. I think one at 6 in the morning(its mostly between half to a hour late)and again at 2 or 3 in the..."

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