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La Perla sitting area Leon Nicaragua

Hotel la Perla

A historic mansion in the centre of Leon
Leon HolidaysNicaragua Holidays· 15 Rooms · £

A meticulously preserved 19th-century masterpiece

Centrally positioned, La Perla Hotel is just a few blocks away from Leon's cathedral, the central market, the National Theatre, and the municipal palace.

Nestled within one of the nation's oldest buildings, constructed in 1858 during the era when cotton production thrived, this historic mansion stands as a testament to neo-classical architecture in the city.

Carefully restored by local artisans, the building exudes its full colonial neoclassical grandeur. Featuring 15 rooms surrounding a traditional central courtyard, the upper-floor rooms offer panoramic views of the city. Guests can enjoy the intimate ambiance of the small pool, unwind at the bar, and dine at the respected restaurant known for its excellent selection of New World wines. Immerse yourself in the charm of this historic gem, where the rich history of Leon unfolds within the walls of a meticulously preserved 19th-century masterpiece.

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January

This month offers sunny days and warm temperatures, making it perfect for exploring beaches like San Juan del Sur and Corn Islands.

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February

Similar to January, February boasts excellent weather for outdoor activities such as hiking in the lush rainforests or enjoying water sports on the Pacific coast.

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March

As the dry season continues, March is ideal for visiting colonial cities like Granada and León, with comfortable temperatures and clear skies.

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April

Easter celebrations in Nicaragua are vibrant and colourful, particularly in cities like Masaya and Managua, offering cultural experiences for visitors.

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May

May marks the start of the rainy season, but it's still possible to enjoy the country's natural beauty while avoiding crowds at popular tourist spots.

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June

Rainfall increases in June, so travelers can take advantage of lower prices and fewer tourists while exploring attractions like Ometepe Island and the Masaya Volcano.

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July

Despite occasional showers, July offers opportunities for eco-tourism adventures, including birdwatching in the cloud forests of the Mombacho Volcano Nature Reserve.

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August

The rainy season continues in August, but visitors can still enjoy the country's diverse wildlife by exploring national parks like Indio-Maíz Biological Reserve.

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September

September is a particularly wet month throughout the country and we do not recommend visiting at this time.

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October

October is similar to September and the height of the wet season.

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November

As the wet season eases off and drier days commence, November offers pleasant weather for outdoor activities such as zip-lining in the canopy forests and volcano trekking.

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December

The holiday season brings festive atmosphere to Nicaragua, with lively street markets and celebrations in cities like Managua and Estelí. Christmas & New Year holidays are popular times for travel throughout the region.

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