This is hotel is on Santander street and the location is wonderful.

The hotel is small and very clean. No AC though. It can be very noisy at night, there are few clubs across the street and then tend to get very noisy.

It is close to markets, restaurants and you can arrange a boat trip to arrange to see places around the Lake Atitlan (highly recommended).

I also recommend to the Natural Reserve. You can walk there from the hotel.

The employees at the front desk were very helpful.

This is a great place ... the architecture and attention to detail is wonderful. With 15 yrs in the B&B business in Central America and counting, I know a nice place when I see it and Primavera is one of the nicest in Central America. Architecturally and design wise, everything is harmonious and works together. The simple white walls, uncluttered by distracting paintings or other kitsch, simple slat wood ceilings, understated furniture, simple light fixtures, a lovely fireplace and a stately wood framed bay window - finding a place where all the design elements mesh is something of a feat in Central America, thus for this reason alone I would give the place two thumbs up. The staff was nice enough, location very central and the price point was right on the money. Another notable point which is very difficult to find in CA is the care the owner takes in the maintainance and upkeep of the place, I could of sworn the hotel was just a couple of yrs old - it's not, it's more like a couple of decades old and all the wood doors, trim, wood framed windows, banisters, wood deck, etc all look new - no small achievement in these tropical climes. Only negatives were the inexpensive mattress and the tv set on a small shelf which looked a bit out of place in such a harmoniously designed room.

This cozy hotel is located in the main part of town, just a few minutes walk to the lake.
The staff is very helpful & friendly.

Hotel Primavera is where I stay in Panajachel when I'm on buying trips in Guatemala. It's located right near the top of Avenida Santander which is the main street that runs right down to Lake Atitlan. The staff are all really nice and friendly and rooms are really clean and nicely set up. I like room #8 because it's much quieter than most of the other rooms that are on the street side. It has one double/queen size bed and the floors are nicely tiled. The bathroom is a bit small but the shower itself is a good size and has a glass door. It has beautiful tile work and the water pressure is good with plenty of hot water. TV is small but has quite a few channels. The staff can do laundry for you for a decent price. Room #8 has a separate door that leads right onto the veranda of room #9 so if you need two rooms it would work out really well. Right next door to the hotel is a coffee shop/bakery that has some really nice rolls - sweet or savory. Best to call the hotel directly for reservations. Phone (with country code) [--].