Antigua Guatemala is known for its ruins and churches, and entices visitors with popular attractions including Central Park and Antigua Guatemala Colonial Art Museum.
Guatemala City is known for its cafes and restaurants, and entices visitors with popular attractions including Catedral Metropolitana and Palacio Nacional de la Cultura.
If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Paseo Cayala in Zona 16. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander.
If you like quiet time surrounded by flowers and greenery, hang out at Central Park in Historic Center. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the churches, museums, and cathedral in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here. Want to stretch your legs some more? Head to Tanque La Unión and El Reposo Spa, both a short walk away.
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Santa Catalina Arch— just one of the monuments in Historic Center. You can also discover the churches and cathedral in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here.
If museums are on your list of things to see, you might want to browse the collections at Casa Santo Domingo Museum in Barrio de La Concepción. You can also discover the churches and cathedral in the area. If you want to see more of the museums in Antigua Guatemala, you can easily walk to Antigua Guatemala Colonial Art Museum or Museo del Hermano Pedro.
Excellent choice I made for antigua trip, I’ve traveled there about 6 times, I think I’ve finally found the right choice, would recommend anyone to visit this hotel, has a lot of colonial art inside. A treasure to be discovered. A++++++
Excellent choice I made for antigua trip, I’ve traveled there about 6 times, I think I’ve finally found the right choice, would recommend anyone to visit this hotel, has a lot of colonial art inside. A treasure to be discovered. A++++++
I cannot imagine a better place to stay in Antigua. A few hundred yards from the famous Antigua Arch, the staff was above and beyond expectations 24/7.
They found us a Mayan tour guide for the city walk and the next day out to the Iximché Ruins, we saw an actual Mayan ritual by people doing their way if life - ie not a show for tourists. There weren’t any there.
Back at Hotel Rafael, Ray and his partner built a little piece of perfection from excellent breakfasts, indoor ponds, and...
I cannot imagine a better place to stay in Antigua. A few hundred yards from the famous Antigua Arch, the staff was above and beyond expectations 24/7.
They found us a Mayan tour guide for the city walk and the next day out to the Iximché Ruins, we saw an actual Mayan ritual by people doing their way if life - ie not a show for tourists. There weren’t any there.
Back at Hotel Rafael, Ray and his partner built a little piece of perfection from excellent breakfasts, indoor ponds, and...
Beautiful, relaxing spot. Families with children were noisy, but other than that, we had a very relaxing and accommodating stay. Lake is lovely for swimming.
Beautiful, relaxing spot. Families with children were noisy, but other than that, we had a very relaxing and accommodating stay. Lake is lovely for swimming.
Erika
Reviewed November 4, 2026Reviewed November 4, 2026
Sophie helped my son and I have safe travels in Guatemala! We were winging it and she helped guide us in a safe direction and gave us great suggestions! Rosa made a great breakfast and was always there if we needed anything! the place was absolutely beautiful!
I highly recommend Casa Carmel b&b!
Sophie helped my son and I have safe travels in Guatemala! We were winging it and she helped guide us in a safe direction and gave us great suggestions! Rosa made a great breakfast and was always there if we needed anything! the place was absolutely beautiful!
I highly recommend Casa Carmel b&b!
Casa Noble was such a beautiful, peaceful place to stay during our time in Antigua! The breakfast was delicious and the staff were so kind! It was the perfect place to stay in Antigua- easy to walk to everything but also a bit away from the middle of things with all the noise during Festival weekends.
Casa Noble was such a beautiful, peaceful place to stay during our time in Antigua! The breakfast was delicious and the staff were so kind! It was the perfect place to stay in Antigua- easy to walk to everything but also a bit away from the middle of things with all the noise during Festival weekends.
Centrally located. Access to many restaurants, Church and even a green area to jog (if early in the morning). Rooms are upkept with modern amenities. Great for a short stay for either business or pleasure. Great comfortable bed. Except for the hot water, in the shower that failed the first day, I cannot find any flaws to this hotel. BTW, the water was back that evening... dont know why, so I did not complain to management. Would definetely use again in another trip.
Centrally located. Access to many restaurants, Church and even a green area to jog (if early in the morning). Rooms are upkept with modern amenities. Great for a short stay for either business or pleasure. Great comfortable bed. Except for the hot water, in the shower that failed the first day, I cannot find any flaws to this hotel. BTW, the water was back that evening... dont know why, so I did not complain to management. Would definetely use again in another trip.
This property was beautiful and an amazing combination of historical preservation with modern, luxury amenities. I would highly recommend it to anyone.
This property was beautiful and an amazing combination of historical preservation with modern, luxury amenities. I would highly recommend it to anyone.
Matthew
Reviewed September 30, 2024Reviewed September 30, 2024
Óptima ubicación y excelente servicio. Un hotel de perfil contemporáneo en una ciudad que necesitaba este tipo de hotel. Muy buen desayuno, botellas de agua de cortesía, linda vista desde la habitación. Disfruté mucho la terraza con la piscina.
Óptima ubicación y excelente servicio. Un hotel de perfil contemporáneo en una ciudad que necesitaba este tipo de hotel. Muy buen desayuno, botellas de agua de cortesía, linda vista desde la habitación. Disfruté mucho la terraza con la piscina.
Estuardo
Reviewed October 28, 2026Reviewed October 28, 2026
We spent 2 weeks touring Guatemala, attracted by its natural beauty and the Mayan civilization. Hotel Bolontiku is one of our best part. Initially we didn't know that it's a hidden jewel on the lake. We took a taxi following Google Map. It is very wrong - the hotel would pick us up at the port of Flores!
The hotel with 15 suites were built on the cliff, with each suite hidden in the trees. The view is fabulous. The environment is so natural and serene. Yet, we got high speed internet and...
We spent 2 weeks touring Guatemala, attracted by its natural beauty and the Mayan civilization. Hotel Bolontiku is one of our best part. Initially we didn't know that it's a hidden jewel on the lake. We took a taxi following Google Map. It is very wrong - the hotel would pick us up at the port of Flores!
The hotel with 15 suites were built on the cliff, with each suite hidden in the trees. The view is fabulous. The environment is so natural and serene. Yet, we got high speed internet and...