I have stayed here many times on my way in and out of Guatemala. I can get picked up here early in the morning to go to the airport by a taxi or shuttle instead of staying Guatemala city. You can go out to lots of bars and restaurants nearby. It's much better than a hostel for a similar price.... More

I was introduced to Posada Burkhardt by a former Peace Corps volunteer. It's apparently still a popular choice for the PC when they're in town. The rooms are very economical, about 110-140 for a double, with private bathrooms. The entire hotel is decorated in a quirky manner. The pipes are usually disguised as vines or ropes, and the brickwork is... More

Although this Posada looks a bit like a hostel, it offers private rooms that are simple and clean with private bathroom. Rates at this time were 110 quetzales for single. Wonderful and friendly staff. I only wish the wireless internet was accessible from upstairs rooms. More

So my husband and I decided to go to Antigua on a whim, and didn't plan or anything...so when we got there, we decided to try our luck and look for an affordable place to stay...Hotel Burkhard had vacancy! and it was cheap! it was like Q125 or so...of course it isn't luxurious, the room we got was on the... More

If you are looking for a simple, clean room at an affordable price, Hotel Burkhard is the place to stay. I stayed in a room with double bed and private bathroom. Of all the hostels I stayed in during my 10-day trip to Guatemala, Hotel Burkhard was the best accommodation for the price. Many other hostels in Antigua charge around... More

22 usd single room, 26 usd double at april 2010.micro rooms, not clean and everything "smells" old More

My 1st day in Guatemala, - I misbooked a hostel stay in Guatemala City - clearly NOT where I wanted to be - traveling solo, after reading several reviews on crime there. A peace corp friend had suggested this place in Antigua, Guatemala; 1 hr away from airport (in traffic) 25mins w/o. Upon arrival, I felt at home, - the... More

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