While we stayed here we "tried out" 3 rooms and inspected others. Here is the deal: Front room, a "suite" with a king bed and a twin sofa bed, along with a big bathroom, had lots of storage space and a 32" TV with LOTS of channels (Cinemax, HBO, etc) as well as international stations. This room cost us $20... more

The staff was kind, but spoke ONLY Spanish. The single room downstairs are to the back of the building. There is only one small window over the shower. Mold is all over the walls, sheets, showers. If you have allergies, you cannot stay there. It is VERY dirty! The front rooms are larger, not as much mold but also dirty.... more

Whenever I'm in Antigua, I stay at the Burkhardt. It's a great cheap option in Antigua, maybe the only cheap option if you want something quieter and more civilized than other backpacker options. The rooms downstairs are dark and small. Upstairs rooms are a better option if you can get one. The owners are great and all the staff is... more

I showed up at this place by accident, and return there every time I am in Antigua. the rooms are a bit small, but really now, I am mostly there just to sleep! There is a great balcony...and if you need to travel, they will LOCK you bags for you in a safe place till you get back!!! It's so... more

The Burkhard is an extremely comfortable place to stay, and I have come scarily close to living there at times. The owners, Hugo & Sheny, are incredibly friendly and have helped me out of a jam before. I recommend this hotel for people who plan to stick around for a while and need a home base in Antigua. Pros: the... more

For the money you just can't beat a stay at the funky little Hotel Burkhard. 120Q ($15) will get you a nice little room with TV, hot water, comfortable bed and run by 2 of the nicest hotelliers in town. Other services include a small deck with a view, washer and dryer, small kitchen for guest use and more antiques... more