I have stayed at the santo domingo over a dozen times since 1999. I have gone to weddings, brought students from the states and gone to several conferences there. The staff there is wonderful.. If they are the maids or groundsman. The management and front desk staff are unprofessional, stuck up, and know nothing about the hospitality business. Reading the... More

Just stayed a week for a business conference. The place was great! We had over70 people from Latin America and the United States. Everyone loved it. The staff was great! The tours we setup were very nice and educational ( I did the coffee tour and will always appreciate my coffee). Dinners were great and some very good restaurants close... More

I recently attended a business event held at the hotel. This is a lovely property on the edge of the old city. It is a combination of hotel, historic site and museum. The food in the restaurant was quite good, although the portions tended to be on the small side. Try the tacos ... absolutely delicious. Be sure to take... More

This hotel is one of my favorites in Antigua. I have stayed there for business meetings and wedding parties. It is spectacular. It used to be a monastery of the Colonial times and they turned it into a 5 star hotel. The food is delicious... specially the buffet on Sundays! The service if you stay there or want to plan... More

The hotel is so beautiful and different you will not want to leave ever! The staff is super nice and went put of their way to help us with anything we may need. It's a must see hotel, plus Antigua is a beautiful city

Casa Santo Domingo represents an island of solitude from the hustle and bustle of La Antigua outside the front door. The hotel itself gives an intriguing insight into a 16th century monastery in surroundings that would make a monk break his vow of silence. Behind the fairly innocuous door from the street is an amazing maze of corridors, restaurants, pool,... More

This is an exquisite hotel with stone walls, pool, gardens, fountains, and covered patios, and amazing plazas. It was once the home of Dominican Friars in the 17th century and includes one of the most complete collections of Guatemalan Colonial religious figures. Near the foot of the Water Volcano the city of Antigua, Guatemala is a UNESCO heritage site. The... More

The hotel is a restored convent/museum. The grounds and museum are lovely, as is the restaurant. The rooms are clean but nothing special. The lock on the door works about half the time. The service ranges from poor to non-existent. Upon check-in, I asked for directions to my room. The clerk pointed and said: "just go down that way". There... More

This beautiful hotel-museum complex is in a class by itself. With the candles lit in the evening it becomes magical. The facilities are wonderful. Even with the hotel full we usually had the large pool and work out center to ourselves. The restaurant is excellent as is the sleep quality. We didn't hear a sound all night. The cookies and... More