Once we arrived in Guatemala, Posada el Ensueno was a little hard to find, even though we gave our shuttle driver a map of its location. It's hidden inside a secluded street that is shut off by gates from the general traffic. But after driving around for half an hour, we did finally find it.
We were greeted by Carlos who was very friendly and even drove us to town, showing us the different sites and restaurants we could visit. From the outside, it doesn't look like much, but inside it looks very charming with the colonial style decor and all the creeping plants and flowers.
The rooms were a little dark, as is the case with colonial architecture which doesn't allow for much light to get in. But the beds had clean sheets, the bathroom and shower were also clean, no mold or mildew. No musty smells. The carpets on the ground were a little old, from people walking on them with their shoes on.
The area is very tranquil and quiet, great for relaxing or reading a book on one of the chairs by the pool. It's a very interesting and charming place. There are some stairs that look like a hidden tunnel which bring you to the terrace, where there are more plants, flowers and places to relax.
The breakfast was the best. Very delicious and more than you would expect. We had scrambled eggs with potatoes and ham, fruits, pancakes, toast. It was great, and well presented.
Carlos was the nicest person, very accommodating and even let us use his internet connection in his office to check our mail at no extra cost. Another thing I wanted to mention is that Posada is about a 15-minute walk from the center of town, but we never felt unsafe in our walks. I would definitely recommend this place because the service, the breakfast and the charm is excellent.
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