When I saw villa nuria on the internet, It looked
nice. I read the good reviews and ignored the bad
ones. Wrong thing to do! - The bad reviews were right
so I am filing this complaint so others can be
informed.

The Apart Hotel had small old beds, Pots and pans are
dirty and rusty. Kitchenette blinds were melting
because the portable burners are right by the window
(no other place for it.)

I had to sleep with the window blinds open as they
wouldn't close. There were no lights on the outside
because staff said that they would be stolen so they
just left them out.

Linens were old and torn, bathroom is very small and
had mold. Toliet paper is on the back of the toliet.
Maid never replaced paper so we had to purchase
additional. The funiture was very small and made of
vinyl. We stuck to the seats everytime we set down.
The t.v. was a small used looking 13" tv which didn't
play but half the time.

Villa Nuria has armed security guards all over the
place. They aren't there to protect but bully people,
especially americans, around. If you walk on the grass
you'll get yelled or threatened. If you say anything
back, they will put their hand on their gun! The
complex is in a Very bad neighbor hood and they have
security not for thier guest benifit but for their own
benifit.

If you have visitors coming to the Apart/hotel, if
they don't produce a photo identity card, then the
management will make them wait outside the complex on
the side of the road, in a bad neighbor hood. Even if
you go up and identify the people as being your guest,
they'll still refuse them entry!

If you get in the swimming pool wearing a tank top or
tee shirt, you'll be told that you have to get out of
the pool as they don't allow you to wear clothing into
the pool. (Although it's not posted anywhere!) But
they don't allow people to protect their skin. Again,
They do this knowing that american's will burn in the
hot honduran sun.

When you sign in, they count every thing in the
apartment and don't be surprised when some of the
things become missing before you check out and don't
be surprised when they charge you 10 times the amount
of the actual value of the item.

Alex Obiols is the owner of Villa Nuria and despite
having written him numerous times to try and resolve
my complaint, he ignored my request. Hopefully now
that I am begining to file complaints, he'll realize
how serious I am about letting others know about his
criminal activites.