Below, we've put together a list of some of our Guatemala
budget hotel recommendations, designed to suit a wide variety of tastes. You'd be surprised at the quality of hotel you can get for a reasonable price.
For the purposes of our recommendations, the term "budget hotel" means between $50-$100 per night. If you're looking for something more affordable, try our Cheap Hotels Guatemala page for reviews of more affordable rooms. Going upscale? Check out our Luxury Hotels in Guatemala or Resorts in Guatemala pages.
Hotel Lo de Bernal, while a bit of a walk from the Parque Central, is close to many other Antigua attractions. Its cozy rooms are beautifully decorated and the hotels itself is spacious and pleasant.
Located in a quieter area of town, Las Farolas Hotel has a beautiful garden within view of each room. Restaurant services are avilable on the premises or nearby, as well, and children under 12 stay free with their parents.
Featuring a typical Guatemalan handicraft shop in the hotel, bilingual staff can also help book Spanish classes, tours, and shuttles through the the Hotel Casa Antigua. Kitchen access also included for those interested in cooking for themselves (a little different than most 3 star hotels in Guatemala).
The bustling Hotel Casa Rustica is ideal for families, offering cribs and playpens on request and only one block from Antigua's main plaza. Colorful rooms and plenty of greenery make it one of the most pleasant 3 star hotels in Guatemala to pass a few days.
Though "just" a two-star hotel, the Hotel Posada del Hermano Pedro offers many services, such as meeting rooms and banquet services, and is quite conveniently located.
If you're looking for a place that is out of the way, then Villa Colonial Luxury Hotel Antigua is the ideal hotel. Tucked away by the tree-lined Alameda del Calvario, it's just a ten-minute walk from the Parque Central.
the Best Western Stofella Zona Viva is cozy and close to everything. You can choose to stay in and enjoy the sitting areas in all rooms or go out and enjoy the area. Either way, you will not be disappointed with this 4 star Guatemala budget hotels.
The Crowne Plaza Guatemala offers something for everyone, from a casino to "Quiet Zone" rooms for those who prefer a more tranquil stay. Multilingual staff and other business services make your stay sure to be enjoyable and productive, while enjoying one of the best 3 star Guatemala budget hotels.
The Grand Hotel Tikal Futura is one of the best-known hotels in Guatemala City. Located on the premises is a shopping mall and the hotel has many luxury amenities, and is surprisingly affordable.
Located in Zona 1, Cantabria Hotel Guatemala City is the place to stay if you're looking to get closer to Guatemalan culture. In the area around the hotel, you'll find street markets and shops galore.
The Guatemala City Ramada Conquistador Hotel is a nice three-star hotel that is a great value for the price. Within the towers of the hotel, you'll find two bars, a full international restaurant and a disco. Free wireless internet is also available for guests and it's great for business travelers with its 15 meeting rooms.
The Hotel Biltmore Express is the perfect affordable option if you want to be in the Zona Viva where all the best clubs, shopping centers, and rastaurants are. It's only a couple of miles from the airport, so getting there is a snap.
The Radisson Hotel Guatemala City has 115 beautifully decorated suites located in the famous Zona Viva. With a full line of business amenities, the Radisson is hard to beat.
The Howard Johnson Guatemala City is comfortable and spacious. It's close to the airport in the capital and provides shuttle service. The colonial city of Antigua is an easy 1-hour ride away and can be arranged from the hotel
Uxlabil Ecohotel is ideal for the green traveler. Among other environmental measures, the hotel uses solar water heaters, provides full kitches, and has a small forest planted behind it for shade.
Which Guatemala Budget Hotels would YOU recommend?
Though there are many wonderful Guatemala Budget Hotels, there's nothing better than finding that perfect hotel to stay in time and time again.
Which Guatemala Budget Hotels would YOU recommend? Are there any we should stay away from?
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