First off, the hotel forgot to pick us up at the hotel despite the confirmation in the email before our stay. That isn't that big of a deal but it was irritating after flying all day to get there from the states. The staff was apologetic and took it off the bill to be fair to them. Aside from that,... More

We (family of 4 from the US) stayed two nights, mainly because we wanted to be sure to catch the sunrise from Temple IV. It's close to the archaeological site entrance and the museum, which is great. Our bungalow was clean, pleasant, and well-furnished, and the kids loved the (small) pool. Restaurant menu is limited, and for our midweek stay... More

Although expensive for what it is, this is probably as good as you can do if you want to stay in Tikal itself. It's in a great location, right next to the main entrance and museums and there is a lot of wildlife in the jungle around the building. The cabana-style rooms are spacious and clean, and the bathroom fine,... More

We had mixed reviews. On a positive note our rooms were tidy, the hotel felt secure, and the front desk employees were helpful. However, the booking service acted unethically when it came to charging our credit card, our breakfast that we took “to go” that morning was pitiful, and the bar/restaurant service was unfriendly. More

We stayed here on our honeymoon about a year ago, but am just now getting to say what a great and unique experience it was! We were able to book everything online and was pleasantly surprised the whole day! We have some great memories that are completely unique to the chance to spend a night in the jungle. -After a... More

We stayed just one night at the Jungle Lodge and wish it could have been longer! The setting is perfect if you appreciate the jungle and everything it has to offer. We appreciated the very good restaurant, the meticulously maintained grounds, the wildlife, the mosquito nets over the beds (necessary here), and the proximity to the park and museums. However... More

We knew we wanted to stay inside Tikal for a few days so we could have easy access to the park at sunrise and sunset. We chose to stay at Jungle Lodge because we heard it was the best hotel located inside the park. During our short stay, there were times that I was REALLY unhappy with our decision and... More

We were booked at the Jaguar Inn for the night. We got into the park late in the afternoon so after checking in we took a walk around and stumbled into the Jungle Lodge property. It's right next door. We checked out the restaurant and were very impressed. Cloth napkins and tablecloths on the tables and the restaurant was huge.... More

We chose this location because it was recommended in Lonely Planet and the best option budget-wise. They charged us 42usd for a night with shared bathroom (before asking exactly for this room, they only offered accommodation for more than 100usd per person per night, incredible!). Well, although prices were high-season, the hotel obviously had low season. There was no double... More