Diana & Olivier

When you enter through a small door, prepare yourself to be transported to another place and time. In this innovative Hotel-Museum-SPA, every traveler will enjoy a comfortable stay. In addition to the modern amenities and special characteristics, its 132 rooms include 26 with the concept of SPA Living. Each room is decorated with works of art from renowned local artists as well as beautiful and detailed artistic weavings.

Price Range: $139 - $287 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)

Located just half a block from Central Park of La Antigua Guatemala and 45 minutes from Guatemala City, we have 20 rooms distributed around its interior courtyards and restaurant.

Price Range: $79 - $146 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
Surrounded by gardens and corridors; the rooms are distributed in Standard, Superior Rooms, Junior Suite and Suites.

Camino Real Antigua invites you to enjoy of a first class experience in a luxury hotel that offers comfort and elegance in the middle of a legendary city. It is located at only 5 blocks from the Main Plaza of La Antigua, near from the main historical monuments, plazas, artisans workshops and commercial centers as well as another interest sites.

Price Range: $156 - $235 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)

Situated among a rainbow of colored buildings, pink jacaranda trees and clear views of Volcano Agua lies Selina Antigua. Whether you’re into kicking back in a hammock in the pergola garden, dancing salsa at sunset or meeting fellow coffee lovers from around the world, they’ve got you covered!

Price Range: $17 - $67 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)

Adra Boutique Hostel is in one of the most iconic streets of Antigua, la Calle Real, just two blocks away from the central plaza. It is a classical colonial house from the XVIII century with beautiful architecture and a central patio where you can rest and soak up the sun. Adra’s objective is to generate a space where differences are respected and where attention and care for others in need is the rule.

Price Range: $73 - $114 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)

Featuring bunk beds and wood ceilings, the airy, simple mixed-gender and female-only dorms provide lockers, linens and limited air-conditioning; some come with fans. Bathrooms are shared. Private rooms sleep up to 3 guests; 1 has a loft bedroom.

Fridas is famous in Guatemala, and a perfect spot for beautiful photos and Instagram moments. The walls are full of vibrant colors inspired by the artist Frida. Check them out on Thursdays and Fridays for live music while dining in their restaurant or bar.

Tartines offers a delightful culinary experience with a menu that offers traditional French dishes like sweet and savory crepes, tarts, Provençal salads, scrumptious desserts and more sophisticated main courses composed with only high-quality produce steaks, seafood and poultry. All main courses are accompanied by creative sauces from Chef Jean François Desmoulins.

Feeling fancy huh? Here at Hector’s Bistro, you will find French cuisines with a Spanish twist . They serve some of the best fillets that you can pair with their wide variety of wines. Their duck is quite good as well- this restaurant is definitely on the upscale side in Antigua, with white table clothes. Perfect for romantic dinner plans in the evening. They also serve breakfast and lunch.

The Bistrot Cinq is a cozy restaurant, where you can kick back and relax, knowing they’ll do everything they can to take good care of you and help you feel at home. It's a place full of stories, joy and a lot of life, where the beauty of Antigua, Guatemala is mixed with the inspiring charm of Paris.

Los Tres Tiempos is- it really hits all the marks- beautiful ambiance, spectacular views on their rooftop and bar, a cocktail bar below with some of the best drinks in Guatemala, and authentic Guatemalan food, you can’t go wrong here. It’s an amazing time and they have the cutest places to sit by the window to look out at the city while dining.

Once a cinema, Lucky Rabbit is now one of the most popular night spots in town. It’s basically a guaranteed good night, and the young crowd, beer pong tables and projected movies on the walls enhance its buzzing atmosphere. The music is good, too, with separate areas for house and dance.

If you want to party the night away, Las Vibras de la Casbah is a good choice. Located near the Santa Catalina arch, this split-level disco has a dance floor that’s always packed. The music is a mix of local and Latin, hip-hop and electronic, though as the night progresses it becomes more electro-focused. There’s an open-air terrace at the front if you need a bit of fresh air after dancing.

Just off Parque Central, this sprawling bar tavern has wall-length sofas, murals of literary and sports heroes, and board games. Upstairs is a popular and lively rooftop bar, and downstairs you'll have your selection of ambiance preference, with three bars you can choose from. Round up a gang for the trivia nights, but take care if you overindulge: we're never too sure about a bar that has its own tattoo parlour at the back.

Again, while it’s not an actual club, Reilly’s holds a key position in Antigua’s nightlife scene. This is a proper Irish tavern – a serious drinking bar, the place in the city to go if you feel like getting inebriated. It’s been new and improved, and has no fewer than four bars, a decent deck, pool table, good food menu, live music and, of course, Guinness on tap.

Mysterious, colorful and delightfully different than its neighbors, Guatemala is Central America’s most diverse country…from its people to its landscapes. Living Maya culture is everywhere with vibrant traditional dress and indigenous traditions.

If you have time be sure to visit the following places:

Lake Atitlan: Nineteenth-century traveler/chronicler John L Stephens, writing in Incidents of Travel in Central America, called Lago de Atitlán 'the most magnificent spectacle we ever saw,' and he had been around a bit. Today even seasoned travelers marvel at this incredible environment. Fishers in rustic crafts ply the lake's aquamarine surface. Fertile hills dot the landscape, and over everything looms the volcanoes, permeating the entire area with a mysterious beauty. It never looks the same twice. No wonder many outsiders have fallen in love with the place and made their homes here.

Check out the following hotels: Hotel Atitlan, Selina, Tzampoc Resort

Tikal: Set within the northern reaches of Guatemala’s Petén department is the incredible Mayan site of Tikal. With its massive Mayan temples, steep limestone pyramids and thick green jungles, Tikal is undoubtedly one of the top attractions in Guatemala. The ruins and surrounding forest are located within the Tikal National Park.

Check out the following hotels: Jungle Lodge Hotel and Hotel Gringo Perdido 

Rio Dulce: The Río Dulce flows from Lake Izabal to the Caribbean Sea, emptying its waters near the town of Lívingston. Dense jungle, some of which falls within the protection of the Río Dulce National Park, border this picturesque river. Several eco-lodges line the shores of tributaries that flow away from the Río Dulce. The town of Fronteras is set along the headwaters of the Río Dulce.

Check out the following hotels: Hacienda Tijax, El Hotelito Perdido, and Banana Palms

Semuc Champey: The limestone pools at the Semuc Champey Natural Monument have quickly grown into one of the area’s most popular attractions. Set just outside the small town of Lanquín, Semuc Champey is composed of a series of beautiful pools and waterfalls. It’s a fantastic place to swim and relax.

Check out the following hotels: Zephyr Lodge and El Retiro Lodge

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