We absolutely LOVED our stay at apartamentos de los nazarenos and will most definitely be our go to place whenever we return to Antigua. The staff is so friendly and helpful, the place is so clean, and our kids absolutely loved the pool. It was such a nice quiet place to retreat to after our time out exploring the city and nearby sites. The hammocks are so nice to relax in, and we loved that the kids could be "at home" but still be outside and play. Absolutely gem of a place!

I loved the apartment, it was even nicer in person than on photos. Loved the attention to detail, how thoughtfully this place was designed. The owner and staff do an amazing job. Would definitely stay here again. I also loved the location, a 10 minute walk to the huge market & 20 minute walk to town centre.

Aside from being a little far from the center of town, this place is perfect. During our month-long stay, they kept the apartment spotless. The grounds are beautiful. Tom and his crew are very friendly and helpful. Everything you need is in the apartment. We will be back for sure.

Tom is the best!! We had a crisis and he was there to help us. He was so caring and kind! His staff are lovely! I felt like it was truly a home away from home. It is a beautiful environment and very comfortable and inviting. I highly recommend it!!

When my husband and I decided to stay in Antigua for a month, I began looking for an apartment which I would find pleasing in location, price & appearance. Very well fitting all 3 qualifications, we chose Apartamentos Nazarenos. Actually, the hammock picture peaked my attention immediately. I immediately loved it as did my husband. Our duplex apartment, which surrounds a beautiful courtyard, comes equipped with everything needed, has a homey and inviting appearance and also a balcony on the second floor. That balcony gave us a beautiful view’ with mountains in the background and a serenity I did not have at home in New York. The owner, Tom, is very friendly, knowledgeable, helpful and accommodating; to the point where when I had an unforeseen accident, he took care of my leg so beautifully, that I never had an infection. Christie, who works at the apartments in many capacities, is just wonderful. She is warm, happy, very accommodating and super helpful. She also became my main practice person with Spanish. When we first came, the center of Antigua seemed a bit far away, but with our constant walking and exploring, we realized that not only was it easily doable, but you can take an Huber or a Tuk Tuk for just two American dollars. The large supermarket has just about everything you would want and down the street is a little bodega where you can get fill-ins such as milk, bread, snacks, etc. This was my fifth visit to Guatemala but I never stayed a month. It was a bit difficult and oh so sad to leave when the month of January ended because it really felt like a home away from home and was also very safe. We hope to return next year and repeat our wonderful and easy stay at the apartments. It is a place I highly recommend.

When my husband and I decided to stay in Antigua for a month, I began looking for an apartment which I would find pleasing in location, price & appearance. Very well fitting all 3 qualifications, we chose Apartamentos Nazarenos. Actually, the hammock picture peaked my attention immediately. I immediately loved it as did my husband. Our duplex apartment, which surrounds a beautiful courtyard, comes equipped with everything needed, has a homey and inviting appearance and also a balcony on the second floor. That balcony gave us a beautiful view’ with mountains in the background and a serenity I did not have at home in New York. The owner, Tom, is very friendly, knowledgeable, helpful and accommodating; to the point where when I had an unforeseen accident, he took care of my leg so beautifully, that I never had an infection. Christie, who works at the apartments in many capacities, is just wonderful. She is warm, happy, very accommodating and super helpful. She also became my main practice person with Spanish. When we first came, the center of Antigua seemed a bit far away, but with our constant walking and exploring, we realized that not only was it easily doable, but you can take an Huber or a Tuk Tuk for just two American dollars. The large supermarket has just about everything you would want and down the street is a little bodega where you can get fill-ins such as milk, bread, snacks, etc. This was my fifth visit to Guatemala but I never stayed a month. It was a bit difficult and oh so sad to leave when the month of January ended because it really felt like a home away from home and was also very safe. We hope to return next year and repeat our wonderful and easy stay at the apartments. It is a place I highly recommend.

Apartamentos los Nazarenos is an interesting hybrid, a collection of short-stay apartments with B&B-like amenities. There are currently four units for rent (the owners, Tom, a young Belgian and Alejandra, his Guatemalan wife, occupy a fifth unit). Three are two-story apartments with two bedrooms, two baths, a well-equipped kitchen, a dining area and a livingroom. The fourth is a single-story apartment. Plans are to build some three-bedroom units, but those are probably a few years off. The apartments are arranged around a grassy courtyard, and they and the grounds are meticulously cared for. Our apartment had a smart TV and good, fast WiFi. The kitchen had a microwave and toaster oven, conventional gas stove, refrigerator and a good selection of cooking utensils and plates and glasses and so on. One day, a real pop-up toaster appeared; another day, an electric teapot showed up. If you’d rather not use the kitchen, the management will arrange breakfast and lunch for you, for a nominal extra fee. You can also pick up a beer or a soda if you run out, and Tom is happy to arrange transportation to and from the airport or to nearby attractions. If you eat something stupid, he can also arrange for a housecall from a doctor for an amazing US$40. And if you’re there during Lent, there are several processions that pass within a couple of blocks. At US$1,200 or so per month, Apartamentos los Nazarenos aren’t the cheapest short-stay apartments in Antigua, but you’ll definitely get your money’s worth here. We’ll be back.

Apartamentos los Nazarenos is an interesting hybrid, a collection of short-stay apartments with B&B-like amenities. There are currently four units for rent (the owners, Tom, a young Belgian and Alejandra, his Guatemalan wife, occupy a fifth unit). Three are two-story apartments with two bedrooms, two baths, a well-equipped kitchen, a dining area and a livingroom. The fourth is a single-story apartment. Plans are to build some three-bedroom units, but those are probably a few years off. The apartments are arranged around a grassy courtyard, and they and the grounds are meticulously cared for. Our apartment had a smart TV and good, fast WiFi. The kitchen had a microwave and toaster oven, conventional gas stove, refrigerator and a good selection of cooking utensils and plates and glasses and so on. One day, a real pop-up toaster appeared; another day, an electric teapot showed up. If you’d rather not use the kitchen, the management will arrange breakfast and lunch for you, for a nominal extra fee. You can also pick up a beer or a soda if you run out, and Tom is happy to arrange transportation to and from the airport or to nearby attractions. If you eat something stupid, he can also arrange for a housecall from a doctor for an amazing US$40. And if you’re there during Lent, there are several processions that pass within a couple of blocks. At US$1,200 or so per month, Apartamentos los Nazarenos aren’t the cheapest short-stay apartments in Antigua, but you’ll definitely get your money’s worth here. We’ll be back.