The hotel Tikal Inn is located within the boundaries of the Tikal National Park. Staying this close to the park enables visitors to view the monuments and nature at any hour of the day. The rooms are comfortable and reasonably priced. The food is good...not quite gourmet, but definitely above what I expected of a rather remote resort hotel. The... More

This is a great little hotel right in the heart of Tikal National Park. The location simply cannot be beaten. The problem with the location is getting here. Probably 2 months before our arrival in Guatemala I booked a one night stay at the Inn along with transportation to be provided by the hotel from the airport. I sent them... More

Nine of us requested a wake-up call from the hotel staff at 4:00am. Nobody from the staff came, but the jungle took care of us and awakened us to the roar of howler monkeys precisely at 4:00am. I speculated that the staff turned into howler monkeys after everyone goes to sleep, so perhaps they did indeed honor our request for... More

Because of our age and responsibilities, the wife and I don't travel out of country as much as we did a few years ago. I know that things change over time, especially with commercial businesses. (Tikal hasn't changed.) Guatemala is our favorite place on Earth and Tikal is the best part of a Guatemala trip. We have been to Tikal... More

Chris organized our stay via email very professionally and promptly. I would highly recommend purchasing the "sunrise tour special" that includes 3 course supper and breakfast plus a guide for the sunrise tour of Tikal. Note: admittance fees to enter the National Park are extra. The hotel cabana was so perfectly cute, refreshing pool, and excellent food/drinks. Everyone spoke English... More

Our stay at Tikal Inn was arranged by Turansa Tours. Everything went very well. We flew from Guatemala City on the 6:30 am flight and were picked up by representatives from Tikal Inn. A guide provided some commentary as we drove from Flores to the park. After dropping our luggage at the hotel we had a four hour guided tour... More

We stayed in the Tikal Inn, in April 2012, and liked it. The only reason I am not giving 5 stars is because its a basic place, and we were very happy to stay there, but it can't reach "out of this world" b/c it is pretty basic. I spent a lot of time debating to stay in the park,... More

This hotel is great if you don't need TV and want the nature feel with the restaurant amenities. The most convenient part is the proximity to the park and the ability to buy gifts in a nearby complex. The restaurant provided good sized food portions with reasonable prices and good quality, though I would have liked to see more local... More

It is one of the three lodges in the Tikal National Park. We stayed here for 2 nights in April 2012. It is the furthest lodge away from the actual entrance to Tikal. We are talking maybe 300-400 yards, but it is dusty unpaved road with no shade and in the heat of the day or if you are carrying... More