Flores & Tikal Hotels & Hostels (40)

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Bursting with character, this secluded little spot has a collection of two-storey open-walled thatched houses spread out over a hillside. Bathrooms are shared and beds have mosquito nets. Breakfa…

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Everything about this place is big, down to the lobby/dining room windows overlooking the lake and the swimming pool out back. Rooms are well presented, with the touches you would expect, like in…

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Waking up here is like waking up in paradise, hearing nothing but the lake lapping at the shore a few steps from your door. The rooms have stone walls and floors and full-wall canvas roll-up blin…

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Doña Goya's second effort is even better than her first - there's a definite jungle theme running through this one, with banisters made to look like climbing vines. Rooms are well-sized and spotl…

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This hostel is set in a great two-storey wood-and-stone house 20m off to the right from the main road. Its basic, spacious rooms are how budget hotels should be - clean, simple and comfortable, w…

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This is one of the fanciest hotels in El Petén, and if you're looking for all the comforts, along with stunning lake views, high-end restaurants and beach sports in a spotless, slightly homogenou…

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If you can get one of the upstairs rooms at the back, this is one of the best budget deals in town. Rooms have a couple of beds, a clothes rack (!) and windows with sweeping views of the lake.

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They're not kidding when they call this the blue house - there's shades of it everywhere, from the pleasing plantation-style balconies to the individually decorated, spacious and comfortable room…

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There are some pleasing nautical themes running through this place, augmented by the cheery blue-and-yellow paint job. The tile work in the lobby and stairs alone is worth checking out. Rooms are…

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This two storey hotel, a short walk from the lakeside, carries touches of colonial charm. Its rooms are spacious and feature tasteful furnishings and luxurious showers.

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From the overload of white wicker furniture and the grandfather clock (yes, you read that right) in the lobby, you know this isn't any run of the mill Flores hotel. Rooms are big and business-lik…

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Although the little duplex bungalows here are kinda jammed together, it still makes a decent and (relatively) cheap sleep in the park. If you don't have a tent, you can rent one on the premises. …

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Dotted along a steep hillside and connected by winding stone paths, these cabins are more like little houses, with black-and-white tile floors, lounge/sitting areas and spacious bathrooms. All ha…

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The Mesa's one of the stalwarts in the Flores hotel scene - it's been around (nearly) forever and they know what they're doing. Rooms are smallish, but well decorated, with good touches like read…

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A wooden boardwalk snakes through lush vegetation to bring you to the airy thatched-roof reception area/restaurant here. There's wi-fi and espresso and staff dress in loose, flowing white cotton.…

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Compared to what else is on offer for these prices on the island, this is a good deal. Rooms are bare but functional and upstairs they catch good afternoon breezes. The hotel is split into two pa…

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This place has a good balance of jungly wildness and French sophistication. The restaurant serves good French and Guatemalan food in a beautiful palm-thatched, open-walled circular hut with sea-b…

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There's a bit of chintz going on here, but it's not overwhelming. Rooms are cheerily-decorated and there's a good-sized indoor/outdoor swimming pool downstairs, a small courtyard with tropical pl…

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Petenchel is just eight rooms (all spacious, with firm beds) set around a lush little courtyard just off the causeway. In the event that El Petén ever experiences a chilly night, have no fear - s…

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This little slice of hippy heaven offers huts, dorms and hammocks in adobe constructions scattered around a lush hillside. There's a good restaurant offering Italian and vegetarian dishes and the…

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We're going with 'eclectic' when it comes to describing the decor here - a mix of concrete, wood, thatch and wickerwork, somehow it all hangs together. Rooms are generously sized, and if you get …

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Stern and blockish from the outside, this place has a cool tiled interior which perhaps overdoes the potted plants and Grecian columns. Rooms are comfortable, with good furnishings and big ceilin…

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Other than camping, there are only three places to stay at Tikal, all overpriced, and tour groups often have many of the rooms reserved. But staying here does enable you to relax and savor the da…

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This hotel, the largest and most attractive of a group of three, was originally built to house archaeologists excavating and restoring Tikal. It's by far the best of the park's accommodation opti…

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Ni'tun is a beautiful property, set on 350,000sq m of grounds where six species of hummingbird nest year-round. There are only four cabins and the overall capacity is only 12 people. Accommodatio…

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Other than camping, there are only three places to stay at Tikal, all overpriced, and tour groups often have many of the rooms reserved. But staying here does enable you to relax and savor the da…

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If you can get one of the upstairs rooms at the back, this is one of the best budget deals in town. Rooms have a couple of beds, a clothes rack (!) and windows with sweeping views of the lake.

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The first hotel you reach coming off the causeway is also one of the best in the budget game - simple, spacious rooms and a great terrace for lake-gazing.

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A 51-room hotel with friendly reception staff, the Continental has a range of rooms on three floors along a courtyard painted in vaguely refreshing shades of blue and green. Private bathrooms are…

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The owners of this place must have been bleeding when somebody whacked up that monster hotel in front, killing all the lake views. Still, rooms here are clean and big - get one upstairs for the a…

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Budget hotel with respectable, fan-cooled rooms.

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Budget hotel with respectable, fan-cooled rooms.

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The most formal hotel in the region pulls out all the stops, with room safes, bathroom telephones, great balcony views and what may be the only elevator in all of El Petén. The rooms could be big…

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A simple, spotless and friendly family-run hostelry in a convenient but loud location. The rooms are definitely secure (there are bars on the windows and the TVs) and have cold-water bathrooms. T…

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On the north side of the island, this is a larger, 28-room, less personal place with a small pool (featuring family-sized Jacuzzi) and a super chilled terrace area overlooking the lake. Rooms hav…

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The rooms here are tolerably clean and will do in a pinch. They all have private bathroom and fan, and those upstairs have small balconies from which you might just glimpse the lake. They'll pick…

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A cheap Santa Elena hotel, but less attractive than the Hotel Continental.

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It's never going to be beautiful, but someone is at least trying with this place, keeping it clean and freshly painted. Smallish rooms with shared balconies and a couple of good hang-out areas.

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Decent-sized rooms with cable TV and hot showers. The real bonus here is the upstairs balcony overlooking the lake and the back gate, leading directly to the shoreline.

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There's no need to make reservations if you want to stay at Tikal's campground opposite the visitors center. This is a large, grassy area with a clean bathroom block, plenty of space for tents an…

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