I chose this hotel based on the other recommendations on Trip Advisor and it was as advertised. This hotel and one other are literally at the entrance to the Tikal ruins. The restaurant was nice enough. The Pool was a welcome site after spending a day sweating in the jungle humidity seeing the ruins. Like others have stated there is... more

We enjoyed our trip to Tikal and the Tikal Inn. The staff were very nice and we actually found the food quite good. I did not like having to buy things on a package, which they kind of forced us to do, but it turned out o.k. The pool was the most welcome part of the hotel, because it was... more

Our room was large with two Queen beds and private bathroom. The room was basic, but clean. The hotel is right in line with the other two Park hotels and having a hotel so close to the Park was a big, big benefit. Our room rate included dinner and breakfast, which is good because there is no other choice on... more

We did our reservation and prepayment by credit card over the Internet several months before the actual travel. The bigger was our surprise, when we wanted to check in and were told, that if we do not sign a two pages document written in small script, stating, how the staff distrust the hotel guests and request them to leave 120... more

This quiet but elegant Inn offered my friends and me the perfect way to see Tikal. The food was incredible with vegetables cooked to perfection. We had out choice of a chicken,fish, meat, or vegetarian entree. Our guide for the sunrise tour was a archeologist who has worked on some famous digs throughout Guatemala and was enthusiastic as well as... more

Two day whirlwind tour of Tikal was made possible by the wonderful stay at Tikal Inn. Roxy took us into the park at 6:00 AM and told us stories of the Maya. She conveyed a sense that the past is still present and that it is there for us to incorporate into our world view.What an inspiration!Food was good and... more

We stayed at the Hotel Tikal Inn for 2 nights while visiting Tikal. What I liked: Great to be so near to the Tikal ruins, the ticket booth of which was only about 5 minutes walk from the hotel. My two kids (ages 10 and 12) LOVED running around the very-clean and well-manicured grounds and looking at the animals, Coatimundis... more

This place was fine for what it was; a hotel in the jungle w/ limited electricity that provides proximity to Tikal. Was it overpriced? Of course, but you have to pay for convenience. The food was pretty good, I will say that. And I thought the room was spacious and clean. They have a ridiculously long list of "rules" they... more

We wanted to stay near Tikal N. P. and found the Hotel Tikal Inn the perfect place for us. They replied to my e-mail promptly answering my questions. The room was clean with good beds and a good hot shower. The swimming pool was a welcome refreshment after climbing the ruins in the heat. The restaurant was good and served... more