A gem, just outside the centre of Suchitoto. A 10 minute walk to the centre. All rooms appear to have been former small houses and in my bathroom there was an old stone sink now filled with flowers. Huge beds and high ceilings. A/C and fan but not needed as able to have shutters open all night because of fly screens. Rooms and outside filled with antique or old objects of interest. Wonderful views to the lake from the restaurant. If you are bird watcher then lying by the spotless swimming pool you will see many native birds close up. Well worth a couple of days to unwind if you have been travelling a few nights already.

We live in San Salvador and love to go to Suchitoto for weekend getaways. We stayed in La Posada our first time and will never be back. The view is beautiful and the location is great. Otherwise, the room was dank, the play ground was falling apart and the food was terrible. The price of the room was $85 per night, which is crazy considering you can stay in much nicer hotels that price. For this hotel to be worth your stay, bargain down to $30 per night or just stay somewhere else.

The Hotel La Posada de Suchitlan in Suchitoto, with their welcoming and frendly personnel that feels like Family, makes me want to come to visit and enjoy the beauty of their inside water fountains, cobblestone pasages, their colonial house design, with balconies as wide as the suite, gives me a pefect view of a beautiful lake, hummingbirds and other bird species flying at my eye level, when I open the venecian doors of my suite early in the morning. I particularly enjoy their historical treasures, displayed throughout the Hotel, the nature, the picturesc gift shop and beautiful landscapes. The food in their restaurant is delicious and very diverse,this beautiful hotel takes me back in time.

Suchitoto is one of the most interesting colonial towns in El Salvador and the hotel: La Posada de Suchitlan offers a wide enjoyable atmosphere, from the exclusive European ambience to the simplicity of a country house; with the colonial charming and architectural beauty. For me, La Posada de Suchitlan is certainly a place worth visiting over and over again.

Once you have been there it stays in your hearth forever!



Ed Moran

Federal Technology Officer

Contractor - HARDWARE TECH

Supporting Enterprise Networks and Technology

We had a very comfortable , spaceous and beautiful room, with a great view. We cuold see the lake and all the Cerros (hills) that sorround it. The food was very delicious, they serve something of the region, it is "Gallo en Chicha) (rooster in a special drink they make of pineapple, dark sugar and raw corn) oh boy it is excelent. We had a good time.
The waitress are very sweet girls and they really know how to wait on you.