Tegucigalpa was founded by Spanish settlers as the Real Villa de San Miguel de Heredia de Tegucigalpa on September 29, 1578, on the site of an existing native settlement. During the years of independence, the city became widely known as a mining center for silver and gold. The capital of the independent Republic of Honduras was constantly switching back and forth between Tegucigalpa and Comayagua until it was permanently settled in Tegucigalpa in 1880.
Right where you want to be, whether you're travelling on business or your trip is purely for pleasure. 2005 World Travel Awards winner, strategically located in the new center of the city, in front of the biggest mall in Tegucigalpa, the Multiplaza Mall. The International Airport Toncontin is just 7 miles away or 15 minutes driving from the hotel.
An exquisite hotel designed to provide its guests comfort, style and all the luxury that sets apart the finest Hotels of the world. Plaza San Martin began operating in 1991. Its majestic structure and elegant colors make the Hotel stand out in its pristine location.
This hotel is perfectly located in the Colonia Palmira in front of the San Martín Plaza, an area right beside downtown where you can admire the colonial architecture and still not stray far from financial and business districts and major shopping and recreation areas.
There are plenty of historical buildings and some interesting museums to see. More »
During colonial periods, the mountains all around Santa Lucia were mined for some time. More »
Honduras´s first National Park, an impressive cloud forest extending more than 238 Km2. More »
Admire the oldest working clock in the Western hemisphere dating from the 12th century. More »
