What’s Around Managua Inn? All the Essentials, Just Steps Away
If you’re staying at Managua Inn, you’ve already made a solid choice. It’s comfortable, quiet, and close to everything you actually need.
Here’s a quick guide to the stuff guests ask about the most. No taxis required. Just real places nearby that make your stay easier.
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Metrocentro Shopping Center
Walk five minutes down the street and you’ll reach Metrocentro, one of the busiest shopping spots in Managua. It has banks, pharmacies, restaurants, grocery store and lots of options for a bite to eat.
Rock Munchies Pizza
This local pizza place is just around the corner from the inn. The name is quirky, but the pizza is solid. It’s quick, affordable, and open late enough for post-flight hunger or a casual bite when you don’t feel like thinking too hard.
Stay central. Keep travel simple.
Book at Managua Inn for a quiet, well-located base near Metrocentro with airport pickups and local help.
William’s Bistro
If you’re looking for a great little place for a bite to eat, a cappucino, then head over to William’s which is only a 5 minute walk from the hotel. William tends to offer an executive lunch on weekdays
Molino’s Coffee Shop
A cozy favorite among locals and travelers alike, Molino’s Coffee offers a relaxing atmosphere, great Wi-Fi, and some of the best espresso and cappuccino drinks in Managua. Whether you’re looking to catch up on emails or unwind with a good book, this café is a reliable spot to recharge with quality coffee and light bites. Hint: make sure to try the carrot cake…it is probably the best I’ve ever had!
Hi, I’m Michael Maynard, owner/co-founder of Managua Inn, who has called Nicaragua home for the past 16 years.
During that time, I’ve booked more than 10,000 customers; tested almost every bus route between Managua and the Caribbean and learned invaluable insights from the guests that I’ve helped over the years.
When I’m not cleaning the swimming pool or replying to guest reviews, you’ll find me scouting out the next best coffee shop here in Managua (hint: so far, the coffee at the Puma gas station is not bad!)
My mission: share honest, first-hand advice so you can experience Nicaragua like a seasoned local.
ROBERTO ZUNIGA