it is reasonless asking 60 $ per night for this place ,despite the fact that the place looks clean , it is an open- place little gallery (no door).without bathroom /toilets nearby . you have to go down 1 floor than go out of the house and than decend 1 floor more outside to get to the toilets or douche.(imagine needing to pee in a raining/cold night).
despite the fact that we had already pay, by paypall, 12 $ for 2 nights , when we saw what it's this b&b about we decided not to stay even 1 night .this place is totally worthless the price asked . we had stay for this price and for much less in very good hotels and "pousadas" all over guatemala.

Staying at Jenna's was an absolute treat!!

We were the first people to stay in Jennifer's new place after her old b&b was destroyed by Hurricane Agatha.- It's now a 1 bed place rather than 5 but still absolutely wonderful.

Jennifer met us from our bus and within 10 minutes we were in her little Oasis of a home near the market with a Cocktail in our hands and putting the world to rights.

She has a great knowledge of the area and is great company. We also had lots of fun playing with her dogs who are adorable.

The rooms are homely, clean and nice and a much welcome relief to some of the other places we stayed. Breakfast is fantastic!

I would defintely recommend a stay here.

Staying at Jennifer's Inn was a great change from hotels during the trip.
She goes out of her way to make you feel comfortable, and the breakfast was just amazing.

The location is away from the noise of the town center, and actually let you taste a bit of the "real" life of Panajachel.

If you're looking for a warm, cozy hospitality - I highly recommend it!

For me, it was humbling traveling to Central America, and I really came to appreciate the blessings we have in the US and Western World.

When visiting Panajachel, we stayed at Jenna's B&B. We rented the entire B&B for a few friends and ourselves. It's off the beaten path, but once you step inside, there's a garden, terraces on every floor, and a wonderful view of the lake and volcanoes. The breakfast was WONDERFUL, and the dinners were creatively awesome. We really had a great stay, and would stay again if we come to Panajachel in the future.

It's the little things that matter, (she helped us to find a place that she trusted for some jewelry repair we needed done), made some wonderful drinks (makes her own Kahlua). Try the margaritas, they are wonderful.