Discover Bed & Breakfast of Central America!

Central American Bed & Breakfast - Adventuring through a country can be a life changing experience. You will love the freedom to experience every thrilling incident that the landscape has to offer.

The things that you should keep in mind when looking for a place to stay: (1) Is it located within reasonable access to the activities that you want to do? (2) How much do you want spend without breaking the bank? In cities you may want to choose a hostel but if you are going for more remote locations, the local bed and breakfasts can be a good option.

A traveller looking for an authentic flair in experiencing Central American should try to avoid large commercial hotels. Bed and Breakfasts are the perfect anecdote for this. They are small, intimate, and usually substantially cheaper.

Bed and breakfasts are usually small guesthouses with 6 units or less, which gives a good community feel and can enhance your travelling experience as a result. The service is personalised and the local owners often go out of their way to help with your activity arrangements. Usually if they are not sure, they will point you in the right direction of someone that can.

One major advantage of a bed & breakfast is that the cost can be lower. A price range of $21 to $60 per night for basic amenities is reasonably possible. The Marvitar Guesthouse in the town of Corozal, Belize is a perfect example. 

For that extra comfort in a beach jungle hideaway (like the Buena Vista Surf Club in Nicaragua) you should expect to pay about $85 per night. A comfy bed and a good breakfast to start the day is a perfect way to enjoy your travels from this eco-lodge!  Where the monkeys off your balcony and the crimson sunsets are absolutely priceless...

This type of lodging option also gives you a chance to sample some of the awesome local dishes as well. The pupusas of Honduras and El Salvador, traditional Panama egg dishes and the Pao de Banano of Guatemala, are all something that should not be missed. They are all just as delicious as they sound!

You can find most bed and breakfasts in tour books such as The Lonely Planet. Booking agencies, Internet searches are other options to look before you head out on your chosen destination. Once at your first stop, ask around as the locals and other travellers may have some suggestions and will be happy to make recommendations on where to lay your head for the night.

When choosing where to stay, remember that location is the most important factor. If you are looking for 5-star hotels then perhaps this type of lodging is not for you! However, if you prefer small, intimate and quaint then try the bed & breakfast route. The money you save can be better used for trying those 'adrenalin - rush' activities that the country has to offer!