I recently spent a week volunteering with Safe Passage, the organization that works with the kids whose parents scavenge in the Guatemal City dump. The hotel met all of our needs, clean rooms, hot showers, breakfast, internet and bottled water available all day. Yes, it is noisy, but most centrally located hotels will be - that is life in Guatemala!... more

Great experience, lovely little hotel and friendly staff. Also great hot showers (which we found there weren't many of during our travels). The street is a bit noisy but request a room farther from the street (room 15 was the one we got - it wasn't too bad on the noise). Also, the upstairs rooms don't have the musty smell... more

I loved this hotel. I stayed there last year when I visited Antigua and am staying there again this year when I go back. The hotel itself is very pleasant and is within easy walking distance of everywhere in Antigua. The rooms are clean and well-kept, and there is cable TV. There is a lovely courtyard, a roof deck, and... more

My family of seven stayed two nights in three rooms without a good night's sleep because of the significant street noise from buses and trucks. The hotel is extremely close to the bus station on a heavily trafficked street for truckers, and the sounds of honking and hydraulic breaks pumping made a good night's sleep impossible for us. In addition,... more

We really enjoyed our stay at the Posada Lazos Fuertes. The rooms and the hotel were sparklingly clean, the staff friendly and professional, the breakfast (included in the price of the room) is served from 6:30-10 and included banana bread, toast, cereal, bananas, papayas, oj, coffee, and tea. Purified water, coffee and tea were always available. Perhaps best of all,... more

We found this wonderful hotel by recommendation when we arrived in Antigua and what a superb place! It has a lovely colonial feel, centrally located, REAL Hot showers (which is hard to find in Guatemala) and best of all the profits of the hotel go towards supporting a charity that works with the kids of the Guatemala city garbage dump.... more