While purchasing water, I met a 14 year-old boy named Juan who led me to the charming Hotel Salvador. With only three rooms and a live-in proprietary family (same building, different entrances), Hotel Salvador is clean with a friendly atmosphere. It doesn’t stock large quantities of food or drink, so one evening when I wanted a second beer my hostess sent her young son to the store with an empty bottle to exchange for me. Rooms are L.60 (4.30 USD) per night.
Transportation from San Pedro Sula, Honduras to Copan, Honduras via Bus
Direct buses for Copan leave San Pedro Sula at 2 PM and 3 PM from the intersection of 6A/6C (SO) daily. There are other options, but they take much longer and the cost difference is negligible. I left at 2:05 on a bus that still had plenty of room, a happy circumstance that allowed me to stretch out occasionally during the 3 hour ride. The fare was L.50 (3.60 USD). Lush green mountains flank the road on both sides of the road.
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