Find hotels near El Salvador Border Crossing La Hachadura, San Francisco Menendez from SAR 319

"Our stay at Casa De Graciela in the charming colonial town of Concepción de Ataco was nothing short of magical. Right in the heart of El Salvador’s Ruta de las Flores. Casa De Graciela is a restored 19th-century colonial home, originally built during the height of El Salvador’s coffee boom. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel like family. Their warm hospitality and personalized service ensured that our stay was both comfortable and memorable. The rooms are beautifully decorated, each with its own character, featuring handcrafted furniture, soft linens, and a cozy ambiance that enhances the boutique experience. The hotel’s courtyard is a peaceful retreat, where you can enjoy a morning coffee while listening to the birds and soaking in the colonial atmosphere. The traditional Salvadoran breakfast, featuring freshly brewed local coffee and handmade tortillas, was a highlight of our stay. You must try Tamal de Elote! it was delicious! "

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"This was a beautiful place in the mountains. The property was clean and had hot showers. It was great for kids because of the petting zoo on property. We had tours lined up, but I could have spent the day on property enjoying nature and ready a book. This is not a 5-star US hotel. This is a quaint, well-kept El Salvadoran experience. If you are looking for a Marriott, this is not it. But, if you are looking for a tranquil stay with great hosts and amazing grounds - you have found your place. "

"It's clean, pet friendly, awesome staff. Location is good, wala le close to restaurants and shopping. Every year when we go to Ataco we stay there, never disappointed, lovely place "

"Wonderful experience! All of the staff were so friendly and helpful. The room was very clean and comfortable. We look forward to staying here again next time we are in town. "

"This was a pretty nice place! Even though it was not that big. In the two rooms we had free access to the AC and sleeping there felt really comfortable. The kitchen was pretty big, there was free coffee and we had access to use all the kitchen utensils. Something I really liked was the pool, the pool was really reallyyyy clean! "

"El Rancho Paraiso is a stunning 5-star destination that I highly recommend. The property is breathtaking, offering beautiful grounds and extraordinary views. The house is spacious and comfortably accommodated our group of 15. The A/C in every bedroom worked great. The location is about 3 hours from the airport, in a remote area with limited access to stores. We were dropped off, so if you don’t have transportation, be sure to stop at the grocery store before arrival. The beach is beautiful, peaceful, and private. The caretakers checked the pool each morning (we were up early to catch the stunning sunrise) and took care of the grounds. The kitchen is well-equipped with all the basics, including appliances, utensils, and a good-sized fridge. There’s plenty of seating, both indoors and outdoors. A few things to note: Plasticware is limited, so bring your own cups if you plan to enjoy drinks by the pool. Two of the bedrooms and one bathroom are separate from the main house. They comfortably sleep 8, but if you have young children, you might want to be aware of the layout. Another bathroom and shower are outside by the pool, and the main house has two bathrooms. There was an issue with towels. Initially, we didn’t have enough for everyone, but the caretakers reluctantly provided more. Towels were not replaced during our stay, so pack extras. There are no beach towels, so bringing your own is highly recommended. El Rancho Paraiso is a fantastic place to stay. "

"We loved our stay here! The hotel and grounds areas are so peaceful and relaxing. We especially loved the restaurant area; I would have sat iout there all day with a book if we'd have had more time. The staff arranged for a guide, Julio Cesar, for the 7 Waterfalls Hike. He was so knowledgeable and fun and patient. He even took us to see his coffee and cacao farm before we left. I think we got the best guide! Mariana, from the hotel, came with us and took pictures and translated, an added bonus. I was so impressed by her personableness and attention to the little details of our stay. I would not hesitate to stay here again. "