Straight up from the Pana dock, you'll see this concrete monster. Rooms are good and big, with wide balconies and lake views. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Fans of Antigua's colonial hotel scene will find some comforting memories here in this built-new-to-look-old construction. Really the only 'fine' hotel in San Pedro, its rooms are big and well furnished and the rooftop bar and Spanish restaurant have lovely lake views. Dorm rooms… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This modern construction isn't the loveliest piece of architecture you're likely to see in Guatemala, but the rooms are big and homey and have little balconies with hammocks out front. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

It doesn't look like much from the outside, but once you get past the dirt yard, you'll find a clean, modern hotel with some of the best budget rooms in town. Try to get No. 1 or 2, which are up top with big windows overlooking the lake. To find it, go 80m up Calle Principal from… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A large, modern hotel on grounds that sweep down to the lake, set out in cornfields in a quiet stretch on the road to Santiago. The swimming is good here, but it's definitely a walk to the bar and restaurant scene. To find it, take the first road to the left up from the dock and … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The 45 rooms here, just 200m up from the Santiago dock, are bare but clean; those with a bathroom look onto a grassy courtyard. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

On the left just after San Pedro Spanish School, the Sak'cari has clean, tangerine-colored rooms. They vary greatly in size and comfort, so have a look around. Right down the back, rooms have big balcony areas out front with excellent lake views and hammocks. Full Lonely Planet Review ›