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"San Juan de la Isla is fabulous. The website doesn’t begin to do it justice. It is beautiful beyond words, the employees are kind and helpful, the facilities are a wow and the setting is gorgeous. "

"I loved everything this hotel had to offer! Check in for me was a bit of a mess due to a long delayed flight however that did not stop the owner Mr. Étienne from being so welcoming to me even at 1:30Am when I had an earlier ETA. Breakfast was delicious and Laura was more than accommodating to all my requests. The views were the biggest take away from this trip. I will certainly be back. "

"We really enjoyed our 3 night stay at the hotel. Staff extremely friendly and helpful, especially the gentleman that does the food and beverage service in the pool area. We rented a side-by-side quad one day to explore, even though we had a car. Lots of fun. "

"This place is truly magical. The location is peaceful and perfect for relaxation. The customer service is outstanding, with staff ensuring a seamless and enjoyable stay. The rooms are beautifully designed, and the volcano view was a highlight. The pool is amazing, perfect for pictures, and offers a breathtaking spot to enjoy both sunrise and sunset. The added bonus of kayaks made the experience even more enjoyable. One day was not enough— will definitely be returning for a longer stay. Highly recommended: 10/10"

"Great location for walking about. Friendly helpful staff. "

"Hotel La Calzada was in a great location to experience the sights of Granada. Sean the owner was very accommodating and responded to any needs we had."

"Everything was perfect "

"It was a lovely stay, friendly staff, reliable wifi and AC. We were commuting to Rio San Juan and found this a lovely layover space. Great cuts of meat at the restaurant, an overall great experience. "

"We had a nice stay overall. The staff was friendly, and the food was good. There wasn't any hot water, but that was only an issue with showering. But not having hot water was pretty common throughout Nicaragua."