My family and I stayed at Tikal Inn for 2 nights in February 2012. Although a little tired in areas, the hotel is appropriately appointed and provided all the necessary services. The hotel staff went over and beyond the normal call of duty and no request was too much. They even went out of their way to arrange for a... More

Just returned from a trip to Tikal. Stayed a night at the Tikal Inn to have the possibility to enjoy Tikal for the sunset and early morning visit. To stay in the park is a clear advantage, not only for the off hour visit that are more difficult while staying in Flores or Remate. Additionally the location in the jungle... More

I spent two nights here last week. Staff were professional, clean, uniformed, helpful and plentiful. One particular waiter would not be out of place at a top hotel. Rooms were kept very clean. There is only power on for a short time in the morning and evenings for lighting, but no electrical outlets in rooms and the toilet cisterns sometimes... More

Fabulous family run inn within the Tikal National Park -- wonderful walk to extensive Mayan ruins, right amongst the rainforest with spider monkeys, howler monkeys, coatimundi, jungle cats -- all nearby but very very safe. Accomodations very simple, clean, bug free. Food was delicious, water safe for gringos. Try if you can to get a guided walk with Roxy Ortiz,... More

We enjoyed our stay at Tikal Inn. Our room was a bungalow with a double bed and two twins, which was nice for our 11 & 14 yr old boys. There is only electricity for a few hours in the morning and again in the evening. Not a big deal for us but it might bother some. Just bring a... More

As with any tourist destination you are held captive to what is available. All things considered this is a good choice if you are staying at Tikal. Food is good. (I would suggest not getting the meal plan as there are a few other choices close to the park and you might want some variety if you are staying for... More

We stayed one night in a bungalow facing a clearing, with the rain forest around it. We sat on our porch and watched wild turkeys and coatimundis (cute raccoon-like animals), and heard birds and monkeys. My husband got up early and saw 25 different birds right in the parking lot. The room and the food were fine. My only complaint... More

The hotel is a bit pricy, but the location is just outside of Tikal (you don't get much choice in this area). We stayed in a pool-side bungalow. The room is a little outdated, and water and electricity stop after 10pm (there is one battery light in the room, but you may still need a flash light). The atmosphere is... More

We had a bungalow facing the jungle. It was clean and comfortable. The staff was so nice and helpful. At 9:00 pm all the lights go out and all you can hear are the animals in the jungle moving around. It was so dark we could not see our hands in front of our face it was so cool. We... More