The only reason to stay here is because you want to be in the Tikal National Park. And for what you pay, it's not a bad place to go, but you wil remind yourself you are there for the park not for the accommodations, food or service. Each room is part of a duplex. Ours was roomy enough (never a... more

We stayed here on an overnighter from Belize. Our package included dinner and breakfast. Our room was bright, cheery and spacious. We had a few visitors though which made the stay a little more exciting! The first was a scorpion, then we had a tarantula! The howler monkeys were loud to say the least, but its all part of the... more

We stayed at the Jungle Lodge, Tikal at the end of March for 2 nights, having booked the full package with Belize.explorer.com. We were staying for 2 weeks in Mexico and wanted to visit tikal as we have previously visited Chichen Itza and Coba. We loved the location of the Lodge and found Tikal to be amazing, the Mayan site... more

I have just spent one night at the Jungle Lodge as part of a Tikal /Livingstone package and found it to be ok. The double room was basic but clean. It was not ensuite but there were good clean shower and wc blocks nearby, and towels provided. The electricity goes off overnight but oil lamps are provided (might be an... more

Jungle Lodge was fun! One morning we greeted our neighbour who turned out to be a DJ from Michigan and we all went into this familiar riff and rant about the world economy and how the American sub-prime market had sent houses prices spiralling downwards, we talked about the war, and leaving the US and the UK for good. And... more

There is nothing wrong with the accommodation at Jungle Lodge. The towels are luxurious, the bathrooms nice and the rooms are clean and comfortable. Check in is quick and friendly, and they speak exceptionally good english. But - with the power shutting off at 10pm the rooms are dark and hot. There is very little insulation between the room on... more

We stayed 2 nights and it was much better than we expected. Spacious cabanas spread round the grounds, roomy inside. The best thing was the wildlife all around - howler monkeys kicking up a racket and lots of birds; the pool seemed well - maintained. Restaurant very pleasant and food quite good. Right by the entrance to the site.Overall Jungle... more

This is probably the best hotel directly located at the Tikal Archeological Park. Do not expect luxury and book in advance, as the prices you pay when you book the hotel at the airport are too high. The location is perfect but the value is bad compared to other places in Guatemala. more

This was the best of the 3 hotels near Tikal for rooms and food. It is pleasant staying next to the temples so you can view and wander at your leisure. Ask for Vinicio as your guide. He spoke perfect English and was incredibly knowledgeable about Mayan history. (He is a second generation guide). Also sign up for the morning... more