La posada esta central, bien ubicada. Habitaciones espaciosas y limpias.

La cama doble grande, solo mide 1.5 mts para dos personas es. Las mismas camas las tienen en las habitaciones dobles, lo que está perfecto, pero en matrimonial es ridículo. Si hablan de camas dobles grandes, uno imagina que se trata de camas king de 1.80 mts. Tenía una frazada que le quedaba chica y sábanas lo mismo además de ser ásperas. El baño era con tina, tenia el piso en malas condiciones, pero le pusieron un tapete de goma para taparlo. El closet disponía de un colgador tan solo. Puertas manchadas e hinchadas con el agua. Hormigas se paseaban por el lavamanos. Toallas deshilachadas. Ponen 2 sobres enanos de gel para la ducha. Asegurate de reservar una cama que diga extragrande. En resumen, no lo recomiendo para gustos exigentes. Para entrar y salir del hotel tenias que esperar que te abrieran porque mantenían la reja con llave, una incomodidad.

Amabilidad del personal Limpieza Ubicación Cama muy cómoda Jardines bonitos y bien cuidados

Creo que necesita un poco más de cuidado en el mantenimiento , las paredes algo manchadas y la puerta del baño en mal estado Baño incómodo se mojaba todo con la regadera necesita mejorar el tipo de cortinas talves o de regadera Las fotos de booking dan una expectativa distinta ...un lugar puede ser modesto y pequeño pero si tiene cuidado en los detalles eso le subiría el puntaje Artículos de higiene personal de calidad regular ... solo una mini barrita de jabón y shampoo sin acondicionador...falta jabón de manos

Perfectly situated in town, right next to a main square. Cute and charming. The cost included breakfast which was really good - there was some variety and you order with a menu. There is natural light in the room, although the window faced inwards to the courtyard. The Wi-Fi worked well, you just had to switch networks as you move around the hotel. There is a nice courtyard area with lots of seating, and a rooftop with a table and views as well. Great value for the price.

The room my sister and I had was on the first floor and the window only faced inwards - there was natural light, but a bit awkward as it faced the stairs. The shower didn't work at one point, but the front desk fixed it immediately. The TV did not work. The beds are pretty hard but acceptable. The main issue I had was the gated door to the street - you need to ask for someone to let you in and out. Getting out was usually quick, but we tried to get in at night and had to knock on the door for some time until the owner woke up to let us in, which left us feeling vulnerable while locked out. Easy fix giving guests a key to the outside door.

De locatie was fijn gelegen

Bad deed het niet en is geen volwaardig bad zo klein, slechte WiFi, personeel oneindig aan het rekenen over de prijs.

The location couldn’t have been better! Easy walk to everything. The hotel was very secure with the front gate having to be unlocked every time someone enters or exits the property, so I always felt like I was safe along with all my belongings. The staff was very trustworthy and helpful and cleaned our rooms daily. I even accidentally left some of my belongings when I checked out and didn’t realize until I was all the way in Atitlan. The staff was so incredibly helpful and helped arrange for my things to be dropped off to me in Guatemala City a few days later. I can’t thank them enough for the hospitality and kindness. I would definitely stay here again! Jenny was really awesome!

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The photos are true to life- this hotel has so much colonial character and in such a central location! The beds and pillows were so comfortable, and Jenny and Roxanna are the most hardworking, friendly hosts. Don’t forget to spend some time in the courtyard and the rooftop! Amazing views of volcanos. Also, a fireplace! There is a little restaurant- like setup for the included desayuno in the front. We stayed for 2 nights, then returned for one more night. Highly recommend!!

Honestly- nothing to dislike.

Staff was awesome!

Where to start…first the bad news, stayed 3 nights. 1. TV is CRT from the 1990s, but that’s ok because it didn’t work anyway. What else are you going to put in that armoire? 2. Get to know your neighbors so that you can coordinate showers. Not enough water pressure. Only one or two other guests. Now I know why. 3. Speaking of showers, turn the hot water on, then go have breakfast (quite good); maybe it’ll be hot by the time you get back 4. Bed: hostel quality with a NYC Marriott price 5. Bring your own toilet paper. They skimp. 6. Lobby furniture is garage sale quality. “Library” is about a dozen books - mostly religious. 7. Noisy area. Banging could be heard all night. There might be a bar nearby. 8. One woman operation who makes breakfast, serves it, minds the door and the office. Nice lady. Classic Latin America predatory practice: charge the tourists mucho, provide crap, pay the help crap.

Everything

A French restaurant was really closed to rooms.. but it turned off the music at eleven and we slept really well then:)