We stayed in a large suite with another couple, 2 bedrooms kitchen the staff was excellent, the accommodations clean, and comfortable. We only had breakfast in the restaurant but it was very good. I feel for the space comfort the price was reasonable.

Avoid this place like the plague, unless you like paying $160 for a YMCA-camp like experience. Came here because TripAdvisor gave such great reviews and wanted to spend a nice place for christmas. I do not know what planet they are on, perhaps they have never traveled in developing countries before. I know that for $160 here you should get 5-star hotel. Instead, this place is at best a two star. The first sign of trouble was that you have to put down 50% ahead of time. I have traveled in 80+ countries and never have I done this. The other 50% they charge you after your first night.. Inside, you have alot of room (215m) but what do you do with it? It is all empty. Where to begin? It is freezing cold downstairs (the door leading to outside has window screens open, and only a curtain to close) so I had to make a tent-like structure of the two ratty blankets they gave you to sleep on the upstairs couch, which was circa 1960s college dorm style. I had to get up in the middle of the night to blow my nose, but guess what? No washcloths-WTF?! The interior is all brick and mortar built in arches, so if you ever have an earthquake you are going to get smooshed. The shower had spiderwebs in the window, and while the pressure was fine, the cracks and stains on the floor tile made me wonder how clean this place was. At the really lame breakfast (cold eggs, black beans, and a slice of white watermelon) I met another family who got roped into this place and if anything were more vocal than me about how they got screwed. BTW, they charge for everything here, which given that you are paying $160+, you should get for free. A fire in your room costs Q30 (~USD3.80), a ride to town Q10, a kayak Q70. The playground equipment here is ancient and is dangerous for small children- make sure they get there tetanus shots before they go on it.

Basically, I have traveled throughout GUA and this is the worst value in the country. In Antigua I paid $60/night and had basically a semi-luxury hotel. This place is like old lady who was once a beauty queen 50 years ago and still thinks she has it. It reminds me of a place you would have for a party, because there is alot of space & a kitchen (though you would have to stock everything from the town as they provide nothing) otherwise unless this place goes to 40-60/night do not come here.

We came to this hotel many times. It will always be my favourite place at Lake Atitlan because of it´s spectacular setting directely at this beautiful lake. Beautiful views from the terrace, and it is nice to have breakfast or dinner and just enjoy the beautiful setting. Another great thing is the tropical garden and I find it also very nice, that all the waiters are wearing traditional dresses. Service is exellent and the food good.

The hotel overlooks Lake Atitlan and is located right by a beach. (also has a pool) The service, hospitality and the food was excellent.. I highly recommend it.