If you are a nature lover, this is the hotel for you. Right in the middle of everything and at the entrance to Tikal National Park. You see nature, animals, everything. Great service, great knowledgeable guide. Rooms are ok- no TV, a fan that works sometimes (because of the generator) and the bathrooms are clean. Food is ok- better for... more

If you like dirty towels and sheets, unclean rooms and disgusting food, this is the place for you. The only good thing was the staff who were sympathetic to the guests who they knew were being ripped off. more

Beware of serious bed bug and mosquito problems here. No nets are available here, despite being in the in the middle of malaria season. Included with the room ,however, is an army of hungry insects awaiting unsuspecting travellers at this overpriced (the highest priced at Tikal) and incredibly uncomfortable place.We will be seeking medical attention now that we are back... more

This is one of the three places in the national park. Cant beat it in terms of location. We checked out the other two and Jungle Lodge is definitely the best. We had a room with a private bath and overall it was nice and tidy. The price was deinitely on the higher end (USD 100/night) but the location makes... more

Stayed at the Jungle Lodge for one night as part of a two-day package deal through EnjoyGuatemala.com. Location can not be beat - you are a stones throw from the entrance to the ruins, great birdwatching, howler monkeys, etc. The service was just okay and the food was passable but definitely nothing to write home about - it bothered me... more

The Jungle Lodge is only a mediocre hotel, but the location really does make up for pretty much every complaint we had with the hotel itself. We had been there only a few hours when a large troop of howler monkeys came through the property and right over our cabin. We would see spider and howler monkeys every day of... more

Overall, we liked the Jungle Lodge. It is the nicest place to stay in the Tikal Park. We got to see a lot of monkeys and other animals. It was a plus to be able to be the first people in the Park at 6 am. The problem we had was with the so-called package deal. We paid an extra... more

Dear readers, we had (as always) checked guidebooks and tripadvisor before choosing our hotel in the Tikal area. Though travelling around for a few years, we had never had a real disappointment this way. Even some hotels that had bad reviews on Trip Advisor didn't show as that bad after all. But Jungle Lodge was different - but not for... more

We showed up at the Jungle Lodge with a tent hoping to camp in the Tikal National Park. It cost us about $4 US per person per night...great deal! It was a great place to camp with clean bathrooms and showers, and even comedores for food and bottled water nearby. Bring earplugs; the howler monkeys get very loud at night! more