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Contact:
Federico Bosche
Manager
Hotel Casa Naranja
Planes de Altamira # 10
Frente a Pro-Nicaragua
Managua, Nicaragua
Tel: +505/277-3403
Fax: +505/278-4915
fredbosche@yahoo.com
www.hotelcasanaranja.com
Recommended by:
BUN-CA Fundación Red de Energía
bunca@bun-ca.org
www.bun-ca.org
Type of accommodation:
Bed & breakfast, lodge, inn
Hotel, resort
Features:
Air conditioning
Hot water
Internet connection
Laundry facilities
Private bathroom
Restaurant
Telephone
Television
Wheelchair accessible
Other: courtesy phone, safe for valuables, breakfast included, tours, free wi-fi.
Year founded: 2006
Number of employees: 13
Percent of employees who are local residents: 100 %
Type of destination:
City
Able to accommodate:
Families / children
Gay/lesbian
Handicapped
Seniors
Singles
Volunteers (to work in your establishment)
Note: Pets are welcome.
Description of the area:
Our hotel is conveniently located in what is known as the new center of Managua. Close to the hotel, our guests will find shops, banks, nightclubs, and restaurants.
Many tourism attractions can be reached within an hour’s drive from Managua, such as: the colonial city of Granada; Central Pacific coast beaches of Pochomil, Masachapa, Montelimar, Gran Pacifica, Quizala, Casares, and El Transito, among others; the volcanoes of Mombacho, Masaya, and Momotombo; ancient footprints of the Acahualinca; the lakes of Managua, Apoyo, Tiscapa, Xiloa, and Granada and the islands; canopy tours at El Crucero; the natural reserves of Chocoyero Brujo and Montibelli; the Catarina lookout point; San Juan de Oriente; Masaya and its handicrafts market; Ticuantepe; and Managua’s Roberto Huembes Market.
Available activities:
Bird watching
Tours
Visits to conservation projects
How to get there:
Making a difference:
Hotel Casa Naranja makes a difference by:
Saving energy:
Saving water:
Other:
A staff member in the hotel’s operations department ensures that the hotel practices are environmentally-friendly by separating the garbage - paper is donated to a recycling center and glass and metal are collected for re-use – and ensuring that oils and soaps are properly disposed of so as not to pollute the waterways.
We protect the natural areas around the hotel and encourage our guests to visit the country’s protected areas and reserves.
The hotel owners are reforesting a 50 acre (20 ha.) farm in the San Juan River area with about 100 different species of trees.
General rates:
$$$ -- From $51 to $100.
Daily rates Daily rates are posted on the hotel’s Web page under Rooms and Services.
Date this information was provided: May, 2009
