Gateway El Salvador
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Hotels
Av. Magnolias y Boulevard
del Hipodromo
Col. San Benito,
San Salvador
503-2268-4545
Rates start at: $114
In San Salvador-
Courtyard by Mariott
(opening soon)
Mid-Range-
By The Ocean-
Costa Del Sol-
Jiquilisco Bay-
La Union-
Mountains-
Perquin-
Apaneca-
Suchitoto-
Juayua-
El Pital-
In Colonio San Benito near many of the embassies in San Salvador, the Hilton Princess has always been a favorite. Old world elegance and a friendly bi-lingual staff will caters to all of your needs. Offers all of the modern amenities and is across the street from the Metro Center. Restaurants: La Rotonda-Garden Court-Churchill's Bar
The InterContinental winner of the 2005 Travel Award is located in the heart of the business disctrict. There are 228 rooms, five junior suites, and one presidential suite. The modern conference/banquet facilities can hold from 30 to 1,000 people with professional planners on site to help you.
Restaurants: Escorial-Tequilas Bar & Botanas-Tanoshi Suchi Bar-Vertigo Bar
The Radisson is located in Colonia Escalon and is connected to San Salvador's World Trade Center office building. Tour operators are on site and it is a 10 minute cab ride to the Multiplaza, Galeria, and Le Gran Via malls.
El Mirador offers all-dining in a setting that overlooks the gardens, pool, and mountains.
Restaurants: El Mirador Restaurant-La Cava Bar
Located near the popular Zona Rosa district, The Sheraton boasts 225 guest rooms and a 13,132 square foot convention center. The pool is particularly beautiful surrounded by tropical landscaping. The Sheraton has a
full fitness center with massage and spa treatments.
Restaurants: La Terraza-Bistro San Benito-
Marquis Bar
The Holiday Inn is conventiently located to many attractions in San Salvador and is 4 blocks from the U.S. Embassy. There are 7 floors with 126 rooms and a banquet facility that can hold up to 1,000 guests. Transportation to and from airport $12 each way. Restaurants: El Balsamo-Bar Pericos
El Salvador has a wide range of hotels to choose from. Below are the major hotels in the capital, San Salvador. Listed on the left are the smaller hotels, ocean resorts, and mountain inns. Don't be surprised by the lower prices especially outside of the capital. El Salvador's tourism is still young and has not caught up with the rest of the heavily traveled vacation spots. So take advantage of these great rates.
Adam Johnson-Chicago, IL
Monday, 4/9/07
I live in Chicago but am part El Salvadoran. My family tried for years to get me to take a trip there but I had always heard things to the effect that it was a dangerous place. Well I just got back from El Salvador about 6 months ago, and I instantly fell in love with the warm people and amazing scenery. I asked some natives about the war and everyone I talked to told me it ended 15 years ago and they are now excited to show off their country. Never once did I feel in danger. The people were so warm and welcoming and I felt like everyone was family. I actually did the zip-lining mentioned on the site and it was awesome!! The guides take you to a dense plush forest and harness you to a cable and then its time to fly. You whiz in and out of trees to the next cable until finally you get to the longest and most thrilling cable. And the beaches, amazing!!! I went to a small black volcanic beach on my third day, the black soft sand was beautiful. Im so excited to go back and use some of the info i got from your site. Thank you for drawing some much needed attention to this beautiful country. The best thing about this country is you can experience a true country not a tourist resort, filled with vacationers and tacky souvenirs. I'll let you know how my trip back went.
Delmy Wambeke
Sacramento, CA.
Monday, 4/9/07
Thanks for the great site about El Salvador. Well done, very informative and helpful. The site has given me many ideas of what to see and what a good time I can have in El Salvador.
