We had a great stay here and at 3 other hotels under the same chain (long story). At each place, we negotiated a rate of 25 a night which didnt include breakfadt but gave us access to good clean kitchens, wifi (except on hotel) and very lovely staff. These hotels are easy places to stay for a good price. Get... More

Very typical Posada, great location, conveniently close to everything, very friendly staff, good service, clean basic rooms... My recommendation is to avoid Room # 1 by all means, it is literally right by the reception area (3 steps), and so can be extremely noisy! Other than that, I would recommend!

Very basic lodging but conveniently located, close to restaurants and the churches. Good view of the volcanoes from the upstairs terrace. Friendly staff that spoke some English. They were really good at providing information and replying to emails before we arrived. They also arranged our transfer from Guatemala City, which was nice. Because it was during Semana Santa, the room... More

Clean small hotel with very friendly and helpful staff. Good basic accommodations with a shared kitchen area. The hotel is located two blocks from the main town square and two blocks from the main market (a must see/experience). The showers have water heaters built into the shower heads so do not run the water at full rate or it won't... More

We went to Antigua for a wedding in April 2012 and we stayed in Posada Doña Luisa. We got to the hotel very late (11:45pm). They had the room ready and clean for us. He just show was were it was and everybody went to sleep. The place was very quiet (at least when I was there). The kitchen is... More

I don't normally write reviews, but this place has driven me to it. A three night stay around New Year. On arrival, they asked me to pay immediately ($200), but wanted to charge a whopping 10 per cent surcharge for paying by credit card. Welcome to Antigua! A pleasant girl showed me to the room. I asked if I had... More

The room I was given was large enough, but had a funky kind of smell. The toilet is partly under the sink, and there is only one faucet in sink and shower for water, so you get the temperature they offer. I didn't see the kitchenette or microwave others mentioned, nor was I introduced to it.

US $103 for a Thursday, Friday and Saturday night over the Independence Day weekend. 3pm check in but room 4 (downstairs) available when I arrived from GC at 7am and early check in provided which was appreciated. Short stroll to Central Park. Wifi in room. Microwave and central kitchen area. Spacious clean room...double beds and 2 singles but booked as... More

Seems to be a chain of hotels in Antigua of which Dona Luisa is one. I have stayed in three of the hotels, same owners, on more than one occasion. These are well run places and very helpful to the travelers. Unable to get a reservation at Don Valentino, arrangements were made for Dona Luisa via a young lady in... More