B&B in Guatemala-Stad

'Netter Gastgeber, der uns sehr hilfreich zur Seite stand. Gute Lage. Das Zimmer im EG bot alles Notwendige _ aber weder Ventilator noch Klimaanlage, was auch in der Beschreibung stand.'

'The hotel looks more like a big home, and that's a big plus. I think 6 rooms all on the first floor (no elevator). Rooms are spacious and have all amenities you need. View from the window is depressing, but this hotel is conveniently located close to the airport, and in that respect the view was not important to us. Shuttle service is included and works perfectly with an "normal" car (not a shuttle bus). The breakfast is simple (Guatemalan style) but sufficient.'

'The place is very nice, close to everything. The staff was beyond helpful. The breakfast was yummy, I had the Guatemalan one. The coolest this was how helpful they were. Even though I had checked out They held onto my luggage in a save place so I didn't have to haul them everywhere. I was able to fo shopping then come back on the evening wait for my transportation for a few hours in the lobby. I will return. Thank you staff!'

'Very nice place. Centrally located. Has on site laundry services for a fee.'

'Our short stay at Casa Ela was absolutely lovely for our family of 3 before hiking Acatenango. Wonderful hosts. Comfortable, clean, and very well organized guest house. Highly recommend. '

'Leuke gastvrouw met goede tips. Lekker rustig gelegen.'

'We have traveled to Antigua annually for 10 years. The typical hotels we had stayed in were booked and we were thrilled when we discovered this location. The reason we enjoyed our stay includes: quiet location off the beaten track, excellent hospitality, beautiful accommodations, affordable. Estela and David were personable, answered questions, made sure we were satisfied with our stay and made us feel like we were at home. I was sick the first day and they made me tea and made sure we had...

'Wonderful hotel! Clean rooms, a hot shower, and air conditioning. It was a beautiful place to stay during my time in Antigua.'