The Casa Capucinas is a walled compound, with rooms surrounding a small garden. As the rooms are crammed together on two stories, you are at the mercy of your neighbors as far as noise goes. The courtyard/garden is pretty, but too small to allow for any privacy. The rooms are attractive in that they are restored period pieces, with furniture to match, and with updated bathrooms, but they are a bit dark. Breakfast was a joke for this price; some warmish toast, a scanty omellete, a bit of fruit, some refried beans, and generic coffee.
If you were paying $60, this would be a good deal, given the grossly inflated prices in grossly overtouristed Antigua. But at around $100 for a double, it's pretty much of a rip-off. There are certainly better deals to be had.

We spent a night at Capuchinas; the hotel is pretty, beautiful gardens and very quiet. Located about 6 blocks from the main Plaza.The staff was excellent. Our room (#3?) was small; had problem with the toilet despite that we were careful not to put papers in it. There are nicer rooms at the back away from the street. We stayed in Antigua for a week and looked at quite a few accomodations. We
thought this was overpriced.
I would stay there again if the rate is lower. Currently they charge $96 for a room. You can get similar hotels for $60-70.

I recently stayed here for two nights with my mother on our first trip to Antigua. We can highly recommend the hotel. As soon as you step through the door into the courtyard, a feeling of tranquility surrounds you with nicely kept gardens. Our room was clean and spacious. It was a bit cold but the staff kindly brought us extra blankets. The level of customer service was high and overall this was one of the best value for money hotels that I experienced in Guatemala. I would not hesitate to recommend the hotel to others.

Visiting Antigua for the first time and was a little nervous, we had many members of extended family coming in town for the wedding. We occupied most of the house the staff was very helpful in transportation as well as accommodating for the older generations in our group. The rooms were beautiful and the grounds well taken care of. Breakfast was outstanding, offering both Guatemalan style as well as more "American" style food. Can't wait to return!