Managua Nicaragua is a capital city with a population of 4.8 million people. The city is full of interesting cultural attractions that reflect the rich and colorful history of Nicaragua. In Managua you can do some market shopping, dance into the wee hours of the night at one of the best night clubs in Nicaragua, or try your luck at gambling in one of the glitzy casinos. With such a variety of things to do, it's no wonder that more and more visitors include Managua lodging in their travel plans each year.

If you're planning on staying in the city for a few days, there are many hotels in Managua Nicaragua that are both pleasant and affordable. From more modest Managua hotels with a tropical flare to luxurious all-inclusive Managua accommodation with myriad amenities, this city has something for everything.

To be close to area attractions, stay at the Hotel Camino Real Managua. This Managua accommodation features comfortable upscale accommodations including plush beds, air-conditioning, satellite TV, and wireless Internet service. If you need to relax your muscles after a long day of shopping at the nearby Masaya Market, indulge in a spa service offered by the hotel. An outdoor swimming pool surrounded by lush tropical foliage is also perfect for relaxing after a long day of sightseeing.

Adjacent to the Hotel Camino Real Managua is a full-service casino featuring dozens of slot machines and poker tables. Many guests choose to stay at the hotel for several days for a fun gambling getaway. While the casino isn't as big as a typical Las Vegas casino, the casino has plenty of games to choose from. Room prices typically start at $100 per night, but prices are subject to quick changes.

Great hotels in Managua Nicaragua can also be found downtown. For a truly urban experience in the heart of Managua, consider staying at the Hotel Casa Naranja. This Managua accommodation was once a private Nicaraguan home and its design reflects the history of colonial architecture that characterizes many of Nicaragua's cities. Because of its intimate size, attention to detail, and personalized service, the hotel feels more like a bed and breakfast, with clean, comfortable rooms decked out with plush down bedding.

If you're in the market for a five-star hotel in Managua Nicaragua, look no farther than the Hilton Princess Managua, whose elegance and class will fit the bill. This Managua lodging is adorned with classic European decor, luxurious bedding, and amenities such as Internet access and a workout room. There is also a delicious restaurant that serves up Nicaraguan food as well as more international styles of cuisine to accommodate the large number of international tourists. For some swanky nightlife, check out the live music at the hotel bar--an inexpensive way to hear the various musical trends that are popular here.

What's the best part about Managua lodging? Beyond your many options, you'll never be too far from great tourist attractions such as volcanoes, beaches, and Nicaragua festivals.