Panajachel Hotels & Hostels (18)

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The Grand looks grungy from the street, but inside is a garden with lawns, plants and fountains. The 30 rooms are a little tired but adequately clean, with cheery, colored bedspreads. Get one at …

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Raising its head a little above the budget pack here, the Sueño Real has tasteful, clean rooms with TV, fan and hot-water bathroom. They're well decorated, if slightly cramped. The 2nd-floor terr…

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Pana's loveliest hotel is on the lakeshore 1.5km northwest of the town center. It's a rambling, three-story, semicolonial-style affair surrounded by large and gorgeous gardens. Decorations go hea…

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Italian-owned Dos Mundos has a great location towards the lake end of Calle Santander, but its installations are set well away from the street. The 22 bungalows, all with terracotta floors, woven…

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The more expensive rooms here are heavy on stonework and light on other decoration. The cheaper ones are an excellent budget choice - large, wood-paneled rooms with comfy beds and random decorati…

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Down a narrow street near the church, the Montana has 23 clean, bright rooms. The curvy balconies and Mayan fabrics thrown around the place give it a touch of style. It's in a quiet location with…

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The Playa Linda is a rambling place with 17 assorted rooms, mostly good sized, and welcoming owners and staff. Rooms 1 to 5 and 26 have large balconies with tables, chairs and wonderful lake view…

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In the center of the action, down by the lakeside, the Don Rodrigo's cobblestoned grounds hold all sorts of delights - saunas, restaurants, squash courts, swimming pools. The rooms are big and de…

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This minimally decorated hotel just feels right - there are plant-filled window boxes in the rooms and a wooden decked patio area out back that makes for a relaxing atmosphere. Rates go up about …

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Dinky, pine-paneled rooms that are spacious enough, with sitting room and oddly beautiful tile work. The real attraction here is the grounds - great expanses of lawn peppered with sitting area, k…

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Probably quite stylish once, and still appealing in a faded-charm sort of way, this is another hotel that comes alive at holiday times. It's set right on the lakeshore, with large gardens and a g…

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A modern, three-story hotel with bigger rooms than most. Try to snag a front one, as the big balconies have good views.

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A friendly little three-room place two blocks from the lake. Rooms are basic and clean, and some of the cheapest in town.

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Don't let the garish paint job put you off - the big, airy rooms upstairs here have some of the best views in town.

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Spanish tiles and local carvings mix well here, in a semi-secluded location just outside of town, looking toward the lake. The big, bright rooms in the main building have spacious terraces festoo…

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