Riverside Hotel
Dangriga Town, Stann Creek
Hotel Description
Situated at the corner of the main street and North Stann Creek River,
the hotel is conveniently located downtown but retains a quiet
atmosphere. The hotel is a former family home that was converted into an
11-room hotel with large shared bathrooms. The home-like setting is
preserved with Victorian style antique furniture and a traditional
"parlor" style sitting room. You can just imagine the stories that have
been exchanged in this room over the years! The rooms are standard with
a fan and with comfortable, imported mattresses for a good night?s sleep.
Rates are less than US $12 per person, making this one of the lower-cost
hotels in town on the Toucan Trail.
History & Owners
Earlier in the 1900s an Irish man met and married a woman from the
islands of Honduras. Together they had five children, including the
current owner of the hotel, Myrtle Sharon. After Myrtle?s children grew
up and moved away in the 1970s they converted the family home to a
guesthouse and hotel. One of her daughters, Betty Zabaneh still lives
here and manages the hotel. They named it Riverside because of the
location right next to the river.
Amenities
 | Fan in Room | | Phone on Site |
| Laundry Service | | Children Allowed |
Tours
| References Provided |
Languages Spoken | English | | Spanish |
Location & Directions
135 Commerce Street, Dangriga Town
The Stann Creek Valley Road (end of Hummingbird Highway) comes to a dead end in Dangriga at the Drums of My Fathers monument. Turn left onto St. Vincent Street. (The bus station is located ? block up on St. Vincent Street). Follow this street for approximately ? mile. At the center of town, you will see the main bridge crossing over North Stann Creek. The Riverside Hotel is directly across the bridge in the upstairs of the building on the left corner of the road. Near King Burger Restaurant is the main door leading upstairs to the Hotel.
Local Flavor
Recipes:
Bread Pudding
Stew Fish
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