Charming small place, no frills, loads of character and famous for hosting President Bill Clinton (without Ms. Lewinsky in case you are wondering!!). Staff extremely polite and welcoming and located in a quiet corner of Antigua. more

I've traveled a lot, always looking for small, boutique hotels or lodges. No highrise, impersonal hotel rooms for me. But I've never stayed at a more magical, romantic place than Posada del Angel in Antigua, Guatemala. Not only is the setting, behind simple turquoise doors, charming and inviting, the entire staff is there to serve you. It is intimate, quiet... more

My sister and I stayed for 3 nights at Posada de Angels and loved every minute. It is one of those places that when you enter you know it is someplace special. There are so many things that make it special. The rooms are beautiful, the hotel is warm and inviting and the staff makes you feel like family. My... more

My wife and I made the Posada del Angel our "home base" during a 10-day trip to Guatemala in 2007. The staff was wonderful. They even assisted me in planning day trips from Antigua to Chichicastenango, Lake Atitlan, and Tikal. The breakfasts each morning were wonderful - the food was always fresh and well-prepared. When we return to Antigua, we... more

This place is the real deal. Real in authenticity, real in customer service and real in a charming boutique hotel. The Bird Room I stayed in was well-appointed and an extra bonus was experiencing the working fireplace after the sun went down at night. I would categorize the decor as casual elegance. What differentiates Posada del Angel over other properties... more

i just spent 13 days at the posada san angel...anibal, diana and simon who seem to be the key staff are attentive and experienced.they are the best thing about this place.it has a slightly creepy feel to it, since you have to ring the doorbel dracula style to get in every time even during the day.i was moved 5 times... more

From the outside, the hotel doesn't look like much. However, from the moment that you enter the foyer, you become aware that you are in a special place. The building itself is architecturally interesting with a mix a wood, stone, tile, brick, colorful plaster, and lots of foliage, fresh cut flowers and candles. The inside common areas and rooms blend... more

My aunt and I spent three nights at the Posada in December, and I really loved it. We had the blue room, which had twin beds and its own wood-burning fireplace. It wasn't huge, but it was great for two people and beautifully decorated. I also enjoyed spending time in the indoor/outdoor lounge, with its fireplace, interesting antiques and comfy... more

We were fortunate enough to upgrade to the popular Rose Suite (our agent having misbooked us into a standard room). At about US $300. per night B&B after taxes it is expensive but I feel worth it. It is on the top floor of the property, has it's own terrace and bathroom containing a spectacular double jacuzzi bath ( Bill... more