It is one of the best hotels in Antigua (Guatemala), with a nice atmosphere. Big rooms well decorated. Very clean & Confortable. Private car park. 1km away from the cathedral, but you can easily go walking. An appartament with 4 rooms (7 people) and more facilities (kitchen, living room, bathrooms, etc.) was $ 300.

I found this bed and breakfast to be thoroughly charming. My room was spacious with a wonderfully comfortable king size bed. The room was furnished with all sorts of Guatemalan art and artifacts. The bathroom was enormous. The courtyard area where breakfast is served is very colorful and tranquil. The location, albeit a bit of a walk from the main part of town, is secluded, very quiet, and surrounded by other attractive properties and lots of open space and trees with views of the mountains and volcanoes.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. The price was completely reasonable, and I was lucky to be able to book it on short notice. I would return in a heart beat.

My friend and I stayed at the Palacio during Thanksgiving weekend 2007 and I must say we were very pleased with the efficient, friendly and attentive staff. Rudy and Larissa made our stay care free. They booke all our excursions and made sure we were always happy with them. Rudy even drove us to the Panza Verde restaurant one night we did not feel like walking into town. They offer different breakfast choices and always take care of your needs with a pleasant smile. We both felt like we were staying with friends. Its the details that make a hotel stay an enjoyable experience. It is in a quiet area away from traffic noise. If you do decide to go to Antigua, Guatemala, this is the place to stay!

I stayed at this hotel after a two-week stay in the center of Antigua. I had a very clean, nice and big room and good breakfast. I was a bit sick from a plane ride from Tikal, and the staff was very nice and accommodating. El Palacio was great place to just rest and wind down during the trip. The decor is charming (paintings by local artists, nice furniture, etc.), and a nice little waiting area in the reception. Too bad I had a short stay, but would gladly go back. There are big, fancy hotels in Antigua, but the tourist traffic is a bit much, that El Palacio is good respite from that.