Our room was spacious, comfortable and clean. You can't beat the view from the accessible rooftop. This hotel is conveniently located a block or two from the gorgeous Central Park. The place is filled with Guatemalan crafts and has lots of character.

Staff helped us confirm flights and arrange travel back to the airport.

This is not just a hotel. It is a home away from home. The owner, Luiz, is very welcoming. The staff made you feel like family. We were fortunate to be able to stay here 5 nights. We had two rooms, one on the first floor, one on e the second. We had no problems with either one. I don't think I ever saw an insect once our whole visit! We were given full use of the kitchen, and used it to cook a few meals. If you want a true Guatemalan experience, stay here! You will love the way it is decorated with many antiques. Luiz has a story for every piece! He helped us getting around & made helpful suggestions of what to see. There is a little restaurant at the corner across the street that has an awesome traditional Guatemalan breakfast. Only a few steps from the hotel.

The owner has collected various antiques, and other collectables for 21 years I think it is, and this guest house is filled with all sorts of items - very different and interesting. The service was excellent and location great. Our room was functional.

From the minute we arrived, it felt good. The staff was present and helpful without being intrusive. The hotel was cram-packed with antiques and bric-a-brac. We took nearly the number of pictures inside the halls of the hotel as we did of Antigua. Humongous religious statuary everywhere. Little items of everyday life like rustic furniture, old fashioned irons and coffiee mills and typewriters scattered about. The hotel is located within 3 blocks of Parque Central. The room (a double) was spacious enough. The water was hot and pressure acceptable. The staff safeguarded our belongings during exursions to Lago Atitlan and Tikal. Luis, the proprietor. I would trust him with my money and my kids. There was no view from the room, but the majority of Antigua is built on the 1 to 2 story, square buildings, 4 to a city block plan, with central gardens inside. So anything worthwhile is going on in the garden, not on the outside. The rooftop terrace affords 360 degree views of an amazing city and countryscape even though it is a little unfinished in character. This place was a bargain.