Hotels With Airport pickup service in Peten, Guatemala

A good value for money hostel on Flores Island, where you can take a rough picture with your mobile phone. There are also shortcomings, but there are more advantages.

The most important advantage of the hotel is its security with 24 hour reception and the presence of a courtyard and swimming pool. Ideal for families with children. 15 mins walking to the Santa Helena islands, 3 supermarkets around. This is where the benefits end. The windows do not open in the rooms, therefore you have to turn on the air conditioner and run it constantly, otherwise there will be nothing to breathe. Lack of breakfast implies the need to buy groceries in the evening in order to have breakfast on your own. Another option is to go to restaurants around for breakfast, but few of them open before 9-10 am.

Sabana Hotel is such a delightful place to stay in beautiful Flores, Guatemala! The rooms are basic, yet with cold air conditioning to alleviate the sweltering heat, a beautiful view of Lake Petén Itzá and a staff that goes the extra mile to make the stay truly enjoyable and memorable!

Very nice hotel. Great location, multiple restaurants and bars to walk to, super convenient as it is right by the bridge to walk to mall and even a Burger King. We utilized Tuk Tuks for transportation to Megaplaza mall (very cheap and only 8 min drive away. The hotel does not provide airport transportation but a taxi was only $10 USD a person. Our king size room was very spacious, comfortable bed with thin down comforter, lockable safe, English TV, 2 water bottles a day in room, dark and quite at night. The bathroom has everything you need, shampoo, conditioner, hairdryer. They changed towels and cleaned room every day. We had a shared small balcony and they even got us 2 chairs for balcony. The restaurant/bar was closed due to COVID. They have an indoor and outdoor pool as well as gated parking. Everyone at the hotel speaks English. They were able to set us up with super reasonable Tikal tour and boat tour around the island with pick up in front of hotel. We would definitely stay there again and recommend this hotel.

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A good value for money hostel on Flores Island, where you can take a rough picture with your mobile phone. There are also shortcomings, but there are more advantages.

Sabana Hotel is such a delightful place to stay in beautiful Flores, Guatemala! The rooms are basic, yet with cold air conditioning to alleviate the sweltering heat, a beautiful view of Lake Petén Itzá and a staff that goes the extra mile to make the stay truly enjoyable and memorable!

Very nice hotel. Great location, multiple restaurants and bars to walk to, super convenient as it is right by the bridge to walk to mall and even a Burger King. We utilized Tuk Tuks for transportation to Megaplaza mall (very cheap and only 8 min drive away. The hotel does not provide airport transportation but a taxi was only $10 USD a person. Our king size room was very spacious, comfortable bed with thin down comforter, lockable safe, English TV, 2 water bottles a day in room, dark and quite at night. The bathroom has everything you need, shampoo, conditioner, hairdryer. They changed towels and cleaned room every day. We had a shared small balcony and they even got us 2 chairs for balcony. The restaurant/bar was closed due to COVID. They have an indoor and outdoor pool as well as gated parking. Everyone at the hotel speaks English. They were able to set us up with super reasonable Tikal tour and boat tour around the island with pick up in front of hotel. We would definitely stay there again and recommend this hotel.

This cute little hotel has a great location on the island, steps from good restaurants and directly facing the incredible sunsets. The staff are friendly and helpful! I really loved our balcony for watching the sunset and hanging up our wet clothes. There is a tiny pool to cool off in the hot afternoons!

This is a great hotel. It isn’t fancy, but standards are high and the staff are friendly. The rooms are very clean and tidy, and have decent bathrooms. There is a good level of care, with a few thoughtful extras offered, such as beach towels. The beds are big. We had a lake view room, and the view is particularly relaxing. The only downside is that the roof terrace was looking a bit tired, only had one table and a few upright chairs.

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I stayed here 1 night and it was a bit of a walk from the main street. I wouldn't usually mind, but because I was tired from a 6 hour tour from Tikal earlier in the day, walking a few blocks with 16lb backpack in tow in 103 degree weather wasn't really what I would've prefered to do. The reason being that vans/tour buses are not allowed past the main street because the streets are not wide enough. Once at the hotel check in was a breeze and Chonita was vey kind and informative. Not much of a view from the lobby or outside, but once I reached my room, the view of Lake Peten Itza was amazing. I was on the third floor, no elevator. Again, usually not a big deal, but I'm 47 and bad knees. Hot and tired from walking and traveling all morning, it was tiresome. The room was very clean. Air conditioning is a must and there's worked great. There's a mini fridge loaded with different types of drinks. Beer, soda. water and even offer small bottles of wine and liquor along with a price list of what each item will cost. TV, wifi worked well. My room was located right besides the outdoor community deck. For most of my stay it was empty and it was nice to sit outside and lounge reading a book and enjoying the views. At night time some other guests were out on the deck and I could hear their conversations, but it wasn't botheresome because I was exhausted from my day, I went to sleep right away. You must take advantage of the sunrise, perfect view to watch it come up around 5:30 am. I was still in my pj's and was not surprised to see more guests awake and enjoying it too. Overall experience was good. They offer free breakfast at an affiliate hotel, I chose to eat at La Casona, which is literally down the block about a 5 minute walk with a great view of the lake. Then before I left I took a swim at another affiliate hotel, Hotel Peten, which is about a 10 minute walk.

The most important advantage of the hotel is its security with 24 hour reception and the presence of a courtyard and swimming pool. Ideal for families with children. 15 mins walking to the Santa Helena islands, 3 supermarkets around. This is where the benefits end. The windows do not open in the rooms, therefore you have to turn on the air conditioner and run it constantly, otherwise there will be nothing to breathe. Lack of breakfast implies the need to buy groceries in the evening in order to have breakfast on your own. Another option is to go to restaurants around for breakfast, but few of them open before 9-10 am.

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The hotel is perfectly located on the lake, next to the isthmus, allowing access to the island. The lake, the hotel grounds, rooms, kitchen - all have a good rest. Pay attention to the signs prohibiting entry with weapons ...

A very nice jungle hotel, built in 1956. The service was very good, and the English was good. The front desk gave us a free upgrade. The rooms are large and clean and there is free wifi in the lobby and pool. The hotel is in the ticket gate of Tikal Park, so the next morning, watching the sunrise and wearing the grove into the park, escaped one ticket and saved 20 knives per person. Dining can be done in the hotel. Breakfast is an example. A 50Q is equivalent to 7 knives. It also includes coffee and juice. For a hotel of this level, the cost is very good and the waiter is very friendly. It’s a different and enjoyable experience to enjoy the birds and flowers in the jungle.