The cleanliness of the house, and the quietness. It was in a very quiet neighborhood, isolated from the big crowds.

I did not like the fact that there is no private parking; we had to park I would say probably like a block away from the property, and although there was a gentleman who helped us take the luggage from the car to the house, on checkout day, there was no one to assist, bringing all the luggage back into the car. Not practical.

Staff were super friendly, breakfast was good, courtyard was cute, and the view from the roof is solid.

The room got a little warm in the afternoons, but staff found us a fan to use. Definitely walking distance into the center of town, but on the outskirts - which you'll notice if you're making that trip multiple times a day. We were fine, but folks that aren't able to walk as much might struggle a bit

Pricepoint was aligned with hotel. Lovely, small, typical Guatemalen hotel. Breakfast in the garden was lovely. Fresh, filtered, unlimited water was nice. Bed was comfy and room very clean. Sound does travel in these older hotels. Something to be aware of.

Everything aligned with our expectations. A very pleasant stay.

Pros: - the first few days I stayed here there was no one else at the property and it was so quiet and perfect. As some more people came, you could hear everything but nothing to be worried about. Most people were considerate and there was no loud music or parties. - I actually liked that it was further back in the town because there was less noise and cars (although on the main road side you could hear everything). I was happy to be in a room on the far side of the property. - the room was adequate; small but comfortable. the bathroom was pretty small but hot showers available. There were tables and chairs to sit on the porch outside the room as well as a small terrace on top of the hotel. You just had to walk to the other side of the hotel to access the stairs that go to it. Wifi didn't work well up there but an awesome view of the volcanoes when the sky was clear. - the breakfast was included and wonderful. I enjoyed it each morning. - staff was so sweet -- the girls that worked during the day and the young man in the evenings tolerated my terrible Spanish. :-) - I felt safe there as they locked the gate all day and night. you just have to ring the bell to get in and yell to them when you want to leave. - the wifi worked well from the room/porch area. - some basic toiletries given and towels of course. - yes, it is a little bit of a walk to town center but it was worth it for more peace and less exhaust from buses/cars. - oh and a wonderful little art room on the first floor

Cons: - the shower in my room was a bit spastic and sprayed crazy which made it longer to wash up and hard to wash my hair (but at least there was hot water every night) - rooster behind the hotel every morning and all day but what place doesn't have a rooster nearby?! - a little hard to find because it just says 'hotel' on the outside, no hotel name. would be helpful to have a sign somewhere.

Pretty, friendly and located in a quiet part of Antigua, about a 10-minute walk from the centre. Staff was very friendly and helpful and the included breakfast was excellent. Nice views from the rooftop terrace although clouds covered the volcano throughout our stay.

The main door is always padlocked so you need staff to let you in and out all the time. A little inconvenient but obviously quite secure.

I liked the place very much, the interior, and room were very clean. The bathroom was cleaned, bed was comfortable as well. There was a small LCD TV, you could watch YouTube videos or TV. Good ventilation and an open terrace view. The staff was very polite and nice to us

The hot shower water pressure was very low.

My daughter took to being very ill in El Padron so I booked her a room here after her visit to the hospital which was all a little frightening in a foreign country. The hotel was amazing, they were so kind, that my daughter and her friend paid out of their own Gap Travel budget for another night plus they got all their washing done, which was really a special treat having been in hostels. The breakfast apparently was amazing, the room and bathroom where huge and the garden was super peaceful, thank you so much for looking after them.

Nothing it was all amazing

The hotel is easy to access from a main road and in a quiet part of town. The garden is lovely and there are artful touches. The room was clean and the shower was actually hot. There was easy access to power outlets. The staff were helpful and the breakfast tasty.

The pillows were uncomfortable for me.

Small, cozy and with just the necessary to keep you in to rest and regroup for the day. But with nothing fancy that keeps you in, so you’re in need to go out and walk Antigua.

Maybe the staff energy. They were great, but didn’t see much staff and saw them running lot of the time.

This was a great little oasis in Antigua with a lovely courtyard and roof terrace. We loved the breakfast they had and the staff very very helpful with information about the town and where to go. There was a restaurant just a short walk away called Porqué No, it was incredible too. The bed was very comfortable and most things you might need in a room were there too.

The shower pressure wasn't the best but overall I was happy with the place