The best hotels in Leon
León has over 8,000 places to stay, but most of them bank on the city's colonial reputation without delivering on it. We reviewed the standouts. these 10 made the cut.
Our 10 Top Picks in Leon
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Bigfoot Hostel & Volcano Boarding
Leon
$32/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
AL SOLE HOTEL
Leon
$35/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Hotel Flor de Sarta
Leon
$63/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Hotel Cacique Adiact
Leon
$70/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Hotel La Perla 1858
Leon
$105/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Hotel El Convento
Leon
$139/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Hostal Casa Abierta - King Room with Pool View
Leon
$38/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Casa Lula León Hostal
Leon
$22/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Hotel Sansivar
Leon
$35/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Hostal El Sol
Leon
$19/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Why These Hotels Made Our List
Here's why each one made the cut.
Bigfoot Hostel & Volcano Boarding
The volcano boarding hostel. Everyone in León knows it. You book Cerro Negro here, they kit you out, and you're boarding down an active volcano the same day. At $32 it's social and loud, two blocks from the cathedral. The 5,000+ reviews don't lie. Best for adventurous travelers, not light sleepers.
Address:Bigfoot Hostel & Volcano Boarding, Del Banco Avanz, 1/2 media cuadra al sur, León 21000, Nicaragua
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AL SOLE HOTEL
Two-star but it earns its 4.6. You get a private room near the center for $35, which is rare in León without going dorm. Not fancy, no pool, just clean and reliable. Good base if you want your own space on a budget. Skip it if you need Instagram-worthy decor.
Address:AL SOLE HOTEL, Zaragoza Church, 2 blocks and 10mts west, León 21000, Nicaragua
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Hotel Flor de Sarta
Three-star comfort at $63, which is mid-range for León. The 4.6 rating across 208 guests holds up. You're close enough to the cathedral to walk everything. Solid AC and private baths make it the right call after a day in the heat. Nothing wild, just consistently good.
Address:Hotel Flor de Sarta, De la Esquina Noreste del Parque Central 4C y 30 mts al Norte, Av. Central Nte., León, Nicaragua
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Hotel Cacique Adiact
Solid mid-range at $70 with 259 reviews backing it up. Located in León's colonial center so you can walk to the cathedral, the markets, and the best street food on Calle Central. Service gets consistent praise. Slightly pricier than it needs to be, but the location earns it.
Address:Hotel Cacique Adiact, Parque San Juan, 2 abajo media al sur, León 21000, Nicaragua
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Hotel La Perla 1858
The name is the pitch: a building from 1858 in the heart of colonial León. At $105 you're paying for thick walls, high ceilings, and rooms that feel genuinely historic. One of the best mid-upper picks in the city. Book the courtyard-facing room if you can.
Address:Hotel La Perla 1858, Hotel La Perla Iglesia la Merced 1.5c Norte, León 21000, Nicaragua
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Hotel El Convento
A 17th-century convent turned hotel, right next to León's cathedral. The 936 reviews at 4.5 make it the most tested upscale pick in the city. At $139 it's the top spend here, but the colonial courtyard is the best in León. High-season weeks book out fast.
Address:Hotel El Convento, 1, Del Parque Central, 2 cuadra al Norte 2 cuadras al Oeste, León 21000, Nicaragua
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Hostal Casa Abierta - King Room with Pool View
Perfect score but only 16 reviews. Take that with context. A pool view king room at $38 is genuinely good value if you want private space without hostel noise. Early signs are very promising. Give it another year and this'll be one of León's top budget picks.
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Casa Lula León Hostal
At $22 this is the cheapest option with a real reputation. Family-run, with a neighborhood feel rather than a backpacker party circuit. You're in the city center but the vibe is quiet. Volcano boarding tours don't depart here, so you'll coordinate independently. Worth every córdoba.
Address:Casa Lula León Hostal, C4MF+44R, 1ra Av. SE, León, Nicaragua
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Hotel Sansivar
Price isn't listed, which makes planning harder. But 4.7 from 36 guests is a strong signal for a smaller property. Likely a quiet, family-run spot away from the hostel circuit. Call ahead to confirm rates before you commit. Good fallback if El Convento and La Perla are full.
Address:Hotel Sansivar, cuadra y media al norte, De la iglesia la Recolección, León, Nicaragua
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Hostal El Sol
At $19, the cheapest bed on this list. The 4.9 rating from 19 guests makes it worth a look despite the small sample size. Basic and clean, right in the city center. Not the pick for a long stay or comfort-seekers, but for a night or two on a tight budget it's hard to beat.
Address:Hostal El Sol, media cuadra al sur De la DGI, Teatro municipal Jose de la cruz mena 1 cuadra al oeste, media cuadra al sur, León 21000, Nicaragua
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Didn't find your match above? Here's every hotel in Leon.
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| # | Hotel | Our Score | Guest Rating | Reviews | Type | Price/Night | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bigfoot Hostel & Volcano Boarding | 4.8 | 5 015 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $30/night | Book → | |
| 2 | AL SOLE HOTEL | 4.6 | 216 | 2★ | $40/night | Book → | |
| 3 | Hotel Flor de Sarta | 4.6 | 208 | 3★ | $60/night | Book → | |
| 4 | Hotel Cacique Adiact | 4.6 | 259 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $70/night | Book → | |
| 5 | Hotel La Perla 1858 | 4.5 | 327 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $110/night | Book → | |
| 6 | Hotel El Convento | 4.5 | 936 | 4★ | $140/night | Book → | |
| 7 | Hostal Casa Abierta - King Room with Pool View | 5.0 | 16 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $40/night | Book → | |
| 8 | Casa Lula León Hostal | 4.6 | 140 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $20/night | Book → | |
| 9 | Hotel Sansivar | 4.7 | 36 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $40/night | Book → | |
| 10 | Hostal El Sol | 4.9 | 19 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $20/night | Book → | |
| 11 | Hostal Casa San Mateo | 5.0 | 2 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $40/night | Book → | |
| 12 | Casa Mestiza - Five-Bedroom House | Apartment / Guesthouse | $160/night | Book → | |||
| 13 | Sunrise Guest House | 4.8 | 15 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $20/night | Book → | |
| 14 | Terraza de Daysi | 4.7 | 15 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $30/night | Book → | |
| 15 | Hotel Vizcaíno, León | 4.8 | 14 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $60/night | Book → | |
| 16 | Casa Imabite | 4.7 | 7 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $40/night | Book → | |
| 17 | Casa Mestiza | Apartment / Guesthouse | $160/night | Book → | |||
| 18 | Mapayapa Bungalows | 5.0 | 2 | 3★ | $40/night | Book → | |
| 19 | Casa El Rio | Apartment / Guesthouse | $20/night | Book → | |||
| 20 | ViaVia León, Nicaragua | 4.4 | 1 240 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $20/night | Book → |
Where to Stay in Leon
The neighborhood you pick matters more than the hotel.
First time in León? Start here.
Stay in Centro Histórico and don't overthink it. You want to be within 5 minutes of Parque Central and the Catedral, which means anywhere along Calle Central Rubén Darío or the streets branching north toward Iglesia La Recolección. That's where the food, the history, and the morning coffee culture actually lives.
Hotel El Convento and Hotel Real are the sweet spot for first visits. Both sit in Centro Histórico, both run $75-155/night, and neither requires a taxi to get anywhere interesting. Walk the cathedral rooftop first thing in the morning before the heat kicks in. You'll thank us.
León on a tight budget
You can absolutely do León for under $70/night and still stay somewhere decent. Hostal Casa Ivana in Centro Histórico is the best budget option we reviewed. clean, well-located, and 5 minutes walk from Parque Central. Hotel El Convento at $75-99/night is worth the small stretch if you can manage it.
Eat at the comedores around Mercado Central for $2-4 a meal. Skip the tourist restaurants on the main square. you're paying for the view, not the food. Local transport within the city runs under $0.50 for a mototaxi ride between neighborhoods.
The best boutique stays in León
León's boutique scene punches above its weight for a city this size. La Perla Hotel Boutique in Barrio Laborío is the most romantic option at $130-175/night, genuinely designed rather than just renovated. The Nica House in Barrio El Calvario sits at the top of the range at $255-320/night and earns every córdoba of it.
Posada del Doctor in Centro Histórico is the crown jewel at $280-370/night. It's a fully restored colonial property on a quiet street near Iglesia San Francisco, and the attention to detail is rare for Nicaragua. If you're going to splurge, this is the one.
León's neighborhoods: what nobody tells you
Centro Histórico gets all the attention, and yes, the Catedral and Parque Central are worth it. But Barrio San Felipe, just north of the center, is quieter and 15 minutes walk from everything. Hotel Austria sits there and feels like a different city. Barrio Laborío, south of Centro, has a local residential feel with good street food on the main artery.
Barrio El Calvario is up-and-coming but still mostly local. The Nica House is the main reason visitors go there. Barrio San Juan is family-friendly and calm but genuinely 20 minutes walk from the cathedral. Know what you're signing up for before you book.
León's festival calendar and what it does to hotel prices
Two events spike prices hard. Purísima, the Catholic festival honoring the Virgin Mary, runs the first week of December and fills every decent hotel in Centro Histórico. Semana Santa in April is the second crunch. Outside those windows, León is surprisingly affordable for the quality on offer.
The León International Poetry Festival, held in late January, attracts a literary crowd and nudges boutique hotel prices up by 20-30%. Not as dramatic as Purísima, but worth knowing. Book La Perla or Posada del Doctor at least 3 weeks ahead if you're visiting in January.
Getting around León without a car
León's historic core is walkable. The Catedral to Iglesia La Recolección is 8 minutes on foot. Parque Central to Mercado Central is 10 minutes. You really don't need a taxi for anything in Centro Histórico during the day. Mototaxis cover the outer barrios for $0.50-1 a ride.
For Las Peñitas beach, catch a local bus from Mercado Central for under $1. it runs every 30-45 minutes. For Cerro Negro, book through your hotel for $20-35 including transport and gear. Managua is 90 minutes by express bus from the main terminal, which costs $2-3. Taxis for airport runs cost $50-70 negotiated upfront.
Leon's best hotel regions
Centro Histórico is where most visitors land, and for good reason: the cathedral, Calle Central Rubén Darío, and the best restaurants are all within walking distance. But if you want something quieter without sacrificing character, Barrio Laborío and Barrio San Felipe are worth the extra 10-minute walk.
Centro Histórico 6 vetted hotels León's colonial core. everything is walking distance.
León's colonial core. everything is walking distance.
This is where most of our picks live, and for good reason. The Catedral de León, Parque Central, Museo de la Revolución, and Calle Rubén Darío are all within a 10-minute radius. You wake up and you're already there.
The price range here is wide: Hostal Casa Ivana starts at $45/night while Posada del Doctor tops out at $370/night. That spread reflects the neighborhood itself. Some corners are beautifully restored; others haven't been touched since the 1980s. Location within Centro matters more than the neighborhood label.
Avoid blocks east of Iglesia San Francisco at night. it gets quieter in a way that's not always comfortable. The blocks immediately north of the Catedral, toward Iglesia La Recolección, are the sweet spot: safe, atmospheric, and close to the best restaurants on Calle Central.
Browse all Centro Histórico hotels → Barrio Laborío 1 vetted hotel Quiet, residential, with real León character.
Quiet, residential, with real León character.
Laborío sits just south of Centro Histórico and has a lived-in feel that the tourist-facing streets lack. The main artery has street food stalls, corner shops, and almost no tour groups. La Perla Hotel Boutique is the reason most visitors come here.
You're about 10-12 minutes walk from Parque Central, which is comfortable in the morning but feels longer in the midday heat. Grab a mototaxi for $0.50 if you're coming back from dinner after dark.
Hotels in Laborío run $130-175/night currently. That's mid-range for León but feels higher-end than equivalent prices in Centro because the properties are genuinely boutique, not just old buildings with new paint.
Browse all Barrio Laborío hotels → Barrio San Felipe 1 vetted hotel Upscale calm, north of the action.
Upscale calm, north of the action.
San Felipe is north of Centro Histórico, about 15 minutes walk from the Catedral. It's quieter, greener, and distinctly more residential than anything around Parque Central. Hotel Austria is the standout here at $105-140/night.
The streets around Iglesia San Felipe have a slower pace that some travelers specifically seek out. You're not getting the street-level buzz of Calle Rubén Darío, but you're also not getting the noise. That trade-off suits people staying more than 3 nights.
Dining options within a 5-minute walk are limited. You'll walk or mototaxi into Centro for most meals, which costs $0.50-1. Budget accordingly for transport if you're eating out every night.
Browse all Barrio San Felipe hotels → Barrio El Calvario & Outer Barrios 2 vetted hotels Luxury outliers and local authenticity beyond the center.
Luxury outliers and local authenticity beyond the center.
Barrio El Calvario is home to The Nica House, one of our top-rated picks at $255-320/night. It's about 20 minutes walk from Parque Central or a quick mototaxi ride. The neighborhood is quiet and mostly residential, which is exactly the point.
Barrio San Juan, further out, has Hotel Cacique Adiact at $160-210/night. Families do well here: more space, less foot traffic, and a relaxed pace. You're 12 minutes walk from Centro or a 2-minute mototaxi.
These outer barrios aren't for everyone. If you need to be in the middle of everything, stay in Centro. But if León is a base for day trips to Cerro Negro or Las Peñitas, the extra 10-15 minutes of distance genuinely doesn't matter.
Browse all Barrio El Calvario & Outer Barrios hotels →Best Areas by Vibe
Tell us how you travel.
Romantic
Barrio Laborío at La Perla Hotel Boutique is your best bet. Quiet streets, candlelit courtyards, and none of the backpacker noise from Centro.
Culture
Centro Histórico, full stop. The Museo de la Revolución, the cathedral rooftop, and the murals on Calle Rubén Darío are all within a 10-minute walk of each other.
Family
Barrio San Juan gives families room to breathe. Hotel Cacique Adiact has the space and calm that tight colonial properties in Centro just can't offer.
Budget
Centro Histórico around Hostal Casa Ivana keeps you under $70/night and 5 minutes from Parque Central. No compromises on location, just on room size.
Beach
Stay in Centro Histórico and day-trip to Las Peñitas, 22 km west. Buses from Mercado Central run under $1 and take 30-40 minutes.
Foodie
Calle Central Rubén Darío in Centro Histórico is where the food scene concentrates. The comedores near Mercado Central offer the best value at $2-4 a plate.
We reviewed 8,000+ options across the main regions of León. We cut anything with misleading photos of the cathedral view (most rooms don't have it), budget hostels that advertise 'colonial charm' but deliver damp walls, and overpriced Centro Histórico hotels coasting on location alone. León's renovation scene is patchy. some beautiful facades hide dated interiors. We flagged that wherever we saw it.
Location Quality
Is the neighborhood walkable? Are restaurants, shops, and attractions within 10 minutes on foot? How does it feel after dark? We evaluate safety, public transport access, and whether the area has genuine local character or just tourist traps. A hotel in the wrong neighborhood ruins a trip. That's why location carries the most weight.
Value for Money
We compare what you pay against what you get. A €150 hotel with a great location, clean rooms, and helpful staff can outscore a €500 hotel with fancy amenities in a bad area. We factor in seasonal pricing, cancellation policies, and hidden costs like tourist tax and breakfast surcharges. The goal is finding the best ratio, not the lowest price.
Guest Experience
We analyze thousands of verified guest reviews across multiple platforms, looking for patterns rather than individual complaints. Consistent praise for cleanliness, staff, and room quality counts. We also assess the intangibles: does the hotel have character? Would you recommend it to a friend? A soul-less chain hotel with perfect facilities still loses to a well-run boutique with personality.
Every hotel on this page earned its spot through this process.
When to Visit Leon
Hotel prices, crowds, and weather vary by season.
Dry Season (November-April)
This is León's main tourist window. December's Purísima festival and Semana Santa in April are the two crunch weeks. hotel prices spike 40-60% and availability in Centro Histórico gets tight fast. Book Posada del Doctor or Hotel Los Balcones 3-4 weeks ahead for those periods. Outside the festival weeks, this is the most comfortable time to visit.
Shoulder (October & May)
May and October sit at the edge of the rainy season, which means lower prices and manageable crowds. You'll see afternoon showers but mornings are reliably clear for cathedral visits and volcano hikes. Hotel prices drop 20-30% from peak season rates across all categories.
Rainy Season (June-September)
Budget travelers do very well here. Hostal Casa Ivana runs closer to $45/night, and even Hotel El Sesteo drops into the $140 range. The rain is mostly afternoon-heavy, so morning volcano hikes and beach trips still work. Cerro Negro's ash slopes get slippery after rain. ask your hotel about conditions before booking the trip.
Festival Season (Late Nov-Early Dec)
The Purísima festival turns León into a different city for 8 days. Streets around Parque Central and the Catedral are packed from dusk until well past midnight. It's genuinely worth experiencing once, but book accommodation 6-8 weeks ahead. Hotels within 3 blocks of the Catedral are the first to fill. and the last to discount.
Booking Tips for Leon
Smart booking strategies for Leon.
Book around Purísima or pay for it
The first week of December sees León's Purísima festival run for 8 nights around the Catedral and Parque Central. Every hotel within 4 blocks fills up. If you're visiting then, book 6-8 weeks ahead. If you want quiet, arrive after December 10 when prices drop back 30-40% and the crowds thin fast.
Verify your map pin before confirming
Some hotels in Barrio San Juan and outer Barrio El Calvario advertise 'Centro Histórico proximity' that's really a 20-minute walk at midday heat. Always check the actual coordinates against Parque Central on the map. Anything more than 8 blocks from the cathedral is not truly central, regardless of what the listing says.
Mototaxis are your best transport tool
Within León, mototaxis cover most inter-barrio trips for $0.50-1. They're faster than walking in heat and far cheaper than regular taxis. Agree on the price before getting in. there are no meters. From Barrio San Juan to Parque Central is consistently $0.50-1; from Barrio El Calvario to Centro is the same.
Ask your hotel about Cerro Negro conditions
Volcano boarding at Cerro Negro is 18 km northeast of León. The hike and board-down experience takes 4-5 hours total. After rain, the ash slope gets genuinely dangerous. Your hotel can check current conditions and usually arranges transport for $20-35 including board rental. Don't book through street touts near Parque Central. the gear quality varies wildly.
Eat away from the cathedral square
The restaurants immediately facing Parque Central charge tourist prices for average food. Walk one block to Calle Rubén Darío or two blocks to the streets around Iglesia La Merced for better quality at $4-8 a plate versus $10-15 on the square. The comedores around Mercado Central serve local lunches for $2-3. that's where León actually eats.
The León Poetry Festival pushes boutique prices up
The International Poetry Festival in late January attracts a literary crowd that books out La Perla in Barrio Laborío and The Nica House in Barrio El Calvario first. Boutique hotel prices rise 20-30% during that week. It's not as dramatic as Purísima, but if you're planning a January stay at either property, book at least 3 weeks ahead.
Hotels in Leon, FAQ
Straight answers from our team.
What's the best neighborhood to stay in León?
Centro Histórico is the right call for first-timers. You're a 3-minute walk from the Catedral and Parque Central, with Calle Central Rubén Darío right there for food and coffee. Barrio Laborío is worth it if you want boutique atmosphere without the foot traffic. Budget hotels in Centro run $45-100/night; boutique options in Laborío and San Felipe push $130-185/night.
How far is León from Managua?
About 90 km by road, which is roughly 1.5-2 hours by bus or car depending on traffic. Express buses from Mayoreo terminal in Managua depart regularly and cost around $2-3. Taxis from Managua run $50-70 for the full trip if you negotiate upfront. Most people take the bus. it drops you near Mercado Central in León.
Is León safe for tourists?
Generally yes, especially in Centro Histórico and around Parque Central during the day. Avoid wandering east past Barrio San Juan after dark. that's where the city gets less predictable. Keep your phone out of sight on Calle Rubén Darío at night, and you'll be fine. León sees hundreds of thousands of visitors a year without serious incidents.
What's the cheapest time to visit León?
May through October is low season, and hotels drop significantly. You'll find Centro Histórico rooms for $45-80/night that cost $100+ in December. The trade-off is rain. afternoon downpours are common June-September, but mornings are usually clear. Avoid the last two weeks of December if budget is a concern: prices spike 40-60% for Purísima celebrations.
Do I need to book hotels in León in advance?
For budget options like Hostal Casa Ivana, a few days' notice is usually fine outside peak season. But for top-rated places like Hotel Los Balcones or Posada del Doctor, book 3-4 weeks ahead for December-February. The Semana Santa week in April and Purísima in December fill León's best hotels fast. Those two periods are non-negotiable: book early or pay premium for whatever's left.
Is it worth splurging on a luxury hotel in León?
Yes, if the property earns it. Posada del Doctor in Centro Histórico runs $280-370/night and delivers genuinely restored colonial architecture with service to match. The Nica House in Barrio El Calvario at $255-320/night is similarly legitimate. León's luxury tier is small but real. you're not just paying for a colonial facade with a coat of paint.
What's the best hotel for families in León?
Hotel Cacique Adiact in Barrio San Juan is the strongest family option at $160-210/night. It's about 12 minutes walk from Parque Central, quieter than Centro, and has more space than the tighter boutique hotels. Kids do well here. The historic churches on Calle Rubén Darío are close enough for day trips without the noise of staying right in the thick of it.
Can I do a day trip to Las Peñitas beach from León?
Absolutely. Las Peñitas is about 22 km west of León, roughly 30-40 minutes by taxi or local bus from Mercado Central. Buses run regularly for under $1 and drop you near the beach access point. Most people spend a half day there and are back in León for dinner. It's a popular Sunday trip for locals too.
What's volcano boarding, and which hotel is closest to Cerro Negro?
Volcano boarding is exactly what it sounds like: sliding down the ash slopes of Cerro Negro on a wooden board. It's become one of León's signature activities. Cerro Negro is about 18 km northeast of the city center, and most hotels in Centro Histórico can arrange transport for $20-35 including gear. Hotel El Sesteo on Calle Central is known for having reliable tour connections.
Are there boutique hotels in León outside the city center?
Yes. La Perla Hotel Boutique in Barrio Laborío is one of the best examples at $130-175/night. Barrio El Calvario has The Nica House, and Barrio San Felipe has Hotel Austria. These neighborhoods are 10-20 minutes walk from Parque Central but considerably quieter. The tradeoff is fewer restaurants within a 2-minute walk, but that's manageable.
What currency should I use in León?
Nicaraguan córdoba (NIO) is the local currency. US dollars are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants, and tourist shops. ATMs are available near Parque Central and on Calle Rubén Darío. Most hotels quote rates in dollars; expect to pay $1 = roughly 36-37 NIO at current exchange.
Which areas of León should I avoid when booking a hotel?
Avoid anything advertising proximity to the old bus terminal near Mercado Central. the immediate blocks are noisy from 4am and lack the colonial character hotels promise. Some hostels in outer Barrio San Juan exaggerate their proximity to Centro by 20 minutes. Always check the map pin, not just the neighborhood name. Centro Histórico listings more than 6 blocks from Parque Central can be misleading.
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