Although Hotel Santana does not offer luxury, it does offer comfortable, agreeable accommodations in the charming old town of Flores. Most or all of the rooms offer views of the lake in which Flores itself is an island. The hotel restaurant, which offers excellent breakfasts, has a lovely veranda on which one may eat facing the lake. My room was... More

We used the Hotel Santana as a home base while visiting the Maya ruins at nearby Tikal. The hotel has a pool and is air conditioned. Beds and bathrooms are adequate. TV has 1 English channel. Food at the downstairs restaurant/bar is good but there are several other restaurants only a few blocks away. This hotel is on the small... More

We chose this hotel based on a Fodor's Guide review. The guide-book was pretty reliable for most other places we tried - but this hotel was definitely a disappointment. We paid probably twice as much as other hotels in the same location and the same quality room (or maybe worse). I would NOT recommend this hotel to anyone. They say... More

Stayed for one night and regretted it. Room was on the top floor - very cheap but dreadful. No out facing windows - cramped facilities and an allround unpleasant experience. The design of the hotel makes it difficult to sleep as you can hear noise from the reception area even on the top floor, and the cheaper rooms are over... More

I have stayed here several times, generally in conjunction with returning from a Petén Jungle trip and I don't mean just to Tikal and back. Having the pool to look forward to is always a plus. All the rooms seem to have balconies, but if you can get one facing the lake, you can see wonderful sunsets without hustling out... More