Caves of Anda Maria

The Immaculada Hotel was a bit of a mixed bag for us. The highlight of the stay was the staff, they were extremely accommodating, friendly, and helpful. Some features of the hotel were fun and interesting, although I was never quite sure of the vibe they were going for. The biggest disappointment was the room. I spend a lot of time researching hotels and really getting drawn in by design style. The pictures on Expedia and the hotel’s own website do *not* match the actual room. I will provide a picture of the room from our stay. It was very cold and empty and did not have any of the charm or character that the website photos provide. I think our very room may have been used for the photos, compare for yourself and just book at your own risk! Overall a nice stay in a fairly walkable area but really disappointed with the way the room ended up looking.

Una excelente opción para quedarse en Guatemala. Muy limpio todo. Modernas todas las instalaciones. Ubicado en una zona muy tranquila, sin tráfico, sin ruido.

I stayed at Hotel Vista 15 in Guatemala City for just a few hours overnight. The reviews made it seem modern and updated, but when I arrived around 4 p.m., it felt a bit empty and more outdated than expected. The staff was nice, though, and I had dinner at the rotating restaurant, which had a charming old-time vibe and even surprised me with a birthday cake. The room, a two-bedroom suite, was spacious with a drop-dead gorgeous view of the city at night. But it needed a better cleaning—there was a dirty shower head, hair on the sheets, and stains on the bed. The sink in the bathroom kept backing up, and the elevator looked outdated. That said, the sauna was nice, the pool was great, and the gym was solid. They did offer free water, which was a nice perk. Overall, a mixed stay—beautiful view and space, but it needs some serious updates and a cleaner room.