Plan your move in Tegucigalpa
A current private student room is around USD 200/month all included, with a deluxe room around USD 250/month. These are useful verified products, not a broad citywide HNL average.
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Tegucigalpa room-search snapshot
- Verified private student room
- USD 200/month all included
- Deluxe student room
- USD 250/month
- Price evidence segment
- student_private_room
- Whole one-bedroom comparator
- Around HNL 8,500/month; separate product
- Deposit
- Amount agreed by parties; one/two months are practice, not a supplied statutory cap
- Contract registration
- UNAH guidance says register with DAI
- Urban bus fare
- HNL 13
- Main cost trap
- Water storage, power, security and parking
- Geography note
- Comayagüela is within Distrito Central
Neighborhood starting points
Suyapa / UNAH corridor
- Good for
- Students
- Price
- Student demand
- What works
- University access
- Watch for
- Traffic
El Trapiche
- Good for
- Students and professionals
- Price
- Mixed
- What works
- UNAH/east access
- Watch for
- Congestion
Palmira
- Good for
- Professionals and newcomers
- Price
- Premium
- What works
- Central services
- Watch for
- Higher rent
Lomas del Guijarro
- Good for
- Professionals
- Price
- Premium
- What works
- Offices and residential stock
- Watch for
- Price
Tepeyac
- Good for
- Professionals and students
- Price
- Strong demand
- What works
- Central-east access
- Watch for
- Competition
Humuya
- Good for
- Professionals and value renters
- Price
- Mixed value
- What works
- Central-south location
- Watch for
- Traffic
Miraflores
- Good for
- Students and professionals
- Price
- Mixed
- What works
- Services and transport
- Watch for
- Building variation
Kennedy
- Good for
- Value professionals
- Price
- Value
- What works
- Large housing stock
- Watch for
- Long commute
La Granja
- Good for
- Value renters
- Price
- Value
- What works
- Central-south access
- Watch for
- Exact route
San Ignacio
- Good for
- Professionals
- Price
- Premium
- What works
- Central/north offices
- Watch for
- Price
Best starting areas for
Students
Suyapa/UNAH and El Trapiche should be searched first.
Remote workers
Tepeyac, Humuya and Miraflores can offer more space than Palmira or Lomas.
Newcomers
Choose a location with reliable water, power and a straightforward work route.
Professionals
Central premium can be worthwhile because Tegucigalpa road congestion is substantial.
Current room evidence and product classification
Current student housing provides private rooms around USD 200/month and deluxe rooms around USD 250/month, including water, electricity, private Wi-Fi and shared amenities. A self-contained one-bedroom around HNL 8,500 is a separate privacy comparator.
Keep priceEvidenceSegment = student_private_room and preserve USD. Do not silently convert to HNL without a dated FX source.
Tegucigalpa transport and commute
The ordinary urban bus fare is HNL 13 under the current 2026 subsidy arrangement. Special, rapid or directive services can differ, so do not generalize this fare to every route.
Set transportRecheckBy = short_interval and include route, water/power reliability, walking, hill access and peak congestion.
Deposit, contract and subletting rules
Current UNAH legal guidance says rental contracts should be registered with the Departamento Administrativo de Inquilinato (DAI). Deposit amount is agreed by parties; one or two months are common practice, not a supplied statutory maximum.
Recheck the current Ley de Inquilinato before asserting a numeric ceiling. Write deposit, refund, deductions, term, authority and registration/formality.
Utilities, furnishing and minimum stay
Ask about cistern/tank capacity, water-supply frequency, electricity inclusion, backup power, Internet, security/guard fee and parking. Confirm furnishing and minimum stay.
An all-in student room still needs a written inventory and payment record.
Tegucigalpa rental and payment risks
Classify the room, contract, property and payment before treating a listing as comparable.
- USD student price is converted without dated FX.
- One/two-month deposit practice is presented as a statutory cap.
- Rental arrangement is unregistered or undocumented.
- Water storage is not checked.
- HNL 13 is generalized to every service.
- Head tenant cannot prove authority.
- Unsupported neighborhood safety labels are used.
Before you pay for a room in Tegucigalpa
- Product type and priceEvidenceSegment are explicit.
- Currency is USD unless a dated FX conversion is shown.
- Contract registration/formality with DAI is checked.
- Deposit and refund terms are written.
- Water, power and Internet are explicit.
- I checked the current route and fare.
- I verified owner/operator authority.
- I retained payment evidence.
Research sources
Last checked: . Prices are planning ranges or live asking-price examples, not promises or citywide averages. Contract information is practical orientation, not legal advice.
Prices verified: September 2026 · Transport verified: September 2026 · Legal verified: September 2026