We stayed for 5 nights and didn't want to leave. It was perfect both as a base for exploring the area, and for good old-fashioned R&R - we spent hours happily reading on our balcony, periodically looking up to drink in the scenery. Pros: - The scenery is simply breathtaking. On a sunny day I didn't want to do anything... more

This special hotel is notable for its amazing views, the positive flip side to walking up the 400 stone steps, which we did about five times during our stay. The hotel is securely built into the mountainside in such a way that every bedroom has a completely open view of the entire lake, and one can fully enjoy this view... more

My wife and I were in Guatemala for nine days. Two of those days we stayed at Lomas De Tzununa. The food was excellent. We ate breakfast, lunch and dinners there. The owners of the hotel; Thiery and Maria, are great hosts. My wife and I climbed the San Pedro volcanoe and did not get back to the hotel until... more

I've been traveling to Guatemala for almost 20 years; this is the best place I've ever stayed! The rooms are large, cheery, and nicely decorated; at night, there's plenty of light to read by. The views are incredible! The water is hot, the service is friendly and attentive, the food is good, and the owners very engaged and engaging. Looking... more

My husband and I spent four nights at Lomas de Tzununa and enjoyed every moment there. It was a pleasure to meet Thierry, Maria and Lucas and the people who work with them. Whilst nothing was too much trouble, we were not excessively attended to so were given our own space to enjoy the surroundings. In fact, upon arrival at... more

It is hard to conjure the words that adequately describe the majestic beauty surrounding It is hard to conjure the words that adequately describe Lomas de Tzununa. Crystal clear, blue waters, verdant cliffs with a patchwork of rocky outcroppings, towering volcanoes and dramatic cloudscapes: these phrases are accurate but not sufficient. Each room is spacious with a balcony overlooking the... more

I stayed here for three nights, and thought it was the best hotel of my trip to Guatemala. It is perched high on a hillside overlooking the lake, with views of all the volcanoes--probably the best view of any hotel on the lake, and that is what you're coming for. The rooms are in separately standing bungallows--each has two rooms,... more

So the launcha drops you off at the dock, you call up for help with your bags and begin the 400+ step trek up to the hotel lobby. Thierry met us at the top and showed us to our room. Shocking, jaw dropping, heavenly, and majestic are just a few words to describe the floor to cieling view in our... more

The experience of Lomas was something of an adventure. After a long trip from the airport, we arrived at Panajachel and took a boat from there to the hotel. At the hotel dock, we had to climb some 300 steps to reach the actual hotel. My parents wanted to kill me because I booked this hotel and didn't tell them... more