We stayed here for two nights with our Caravan Tour. This was our base for going to Tikal. I absolutely loved this place! Rooms were very spacious with a nice deck to view the lake. Lots of birds to watch. We could see the crocodiles from the deck. Nice paths to walk around the property. Food was very good at... More

This was the "basic" hotel included in the Llama Travel tour of Guatemala - and I thought it was wonderful. Beautiful site with lots of interesting trees and birds, plus lake with herons, egrets and crocodiles. I was on my own but had a large three bedded room, with balcony overlooking the lake. The staff were courteous, public areas comfortable... More

Fairly short 45 minutes bus ride to Tikal, which was the real purpose of our visit. Resort has excellent potential but could use some sprucing up. Rooms were somewhat dark and musty. There was a water leak between the shower and the vanity in the bath. The open area dining area was very nice and the food was good. We... More

Stayed at Villa Maya for 2 nights as part of the Caravan Guatemala tour. Located on 67 acres near the Tikal Mayan ruins this wonderful place is a little. It of paradise. Large and very simple rooms with 2 beds each have a balcony overllooking the lake. The entire property is very eco-conscious and is home to crocodiles, monkeys, macaws,... More

Our room was sparse but perfectly fine, lovely view of lake, nice balconey, no real complaints (except it was the only accommodation on our Caravan Tour that did not supply shampoo and other basic toilletries, but I had some so no problems there.), We knew in advance it wasn't equipped with TV or Internet, etc. so my husband was bored... More

the hotel is exotic. While the rooms are average but clean, the grounds are wonderful, in the middle of a jungle with birds and crocodiles in residence. The food is very nice. The out of town location provides for a quite stay after a long visit to the ruins. The pool is great and so is the service. Many tour... More

Right in the rain forest with wildlife around. Do spare the time to walk around the like early in the morning, if you are lucky you can see monkeys, crocodiles etc.

The hotel is actually a set of various types of bungalows spreading alongside the lagoon where you can hear incredible jungle sounds (most prominent are ubiquitous howler monkeys). If you are lucky enough, you can take a picture of a roe feeding outside the fence or a crocodile resting on a lakefront. So you'll forgive this place tired and worn... More

Fantastic setting; at breakfast we sat on the restaurant balcony and watch the crocodiles coming to the bank of the lake to be fed. Room damp and cold but otherwise comfortable, no coffee, tea, TV or bathroom toiletries and too dark to read a book in bed. Half board is based on a minimalist, limited menu. Female receptionist not particulary... More