Granada - Nos plus beaux condos de vacances

« I lived here for 2 months while volunteering in Granada. It definitely fit my needs - comfortable self contained unit with kitchen, not directly in tourist zone, 10-15 min walk to restaurants, grocery stores & market, pool, reliable wifi, good fans, quiet location. AC in living room and bedroom, and hot water but i didn't use them. Amelia was very responsive when i was asking questions and getting organized, and Nora did a great job with cleaning and even had a propane refill delivered within 15...

« Amazing place. The apartment was impeccable and the location was perfect. Thanks Roger and the staff for your kindness. »

« The condos are new so all looks nice and the AC works great, but they have many details to still work out. Although listed as having use of a pool, there is no pool for the condos. Also listed in popular amenities a washer and dryer, there are NO washers or dryers. Also many days the Water pressure really really low. I’m sure they will continue to work out the details as they get more people. But definitely ask specifically for an amenity that you want to make sure they have it. Hope this...

« Awesome place They come and cooked for us awesome job, clean and friendly »

« This location cannot be beat, with just steps to the pool and ocean. The only critique would be that the living room furniture isn’t the most comfortable so there isn’t really anywhere to lounge inside. BUT the views and location are amazing and we had a wonderful stay!! »

« Staff was great and super helpful, everything was very clean, and the beach was amazing. We loved it! »

« I live part time in Nicaragua and know the resort/beach communities well, having rented homes and condominiums many times. Ricardo was a pleasure to work with, providing all the necessary details for trip prep and the stay, and was responsive to questions. His condominium was clean, well equipped, comfortable and offered a perfect stay. Everything was as shown on the website. I really was flawless. Many thanks Ricardo! »