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"Very clean everywhere . Great stay at reception but unfriendly at the breakfast. Beautiful common spaces. Quiet. A little issue with water pressure 1st day but better the next "

"Conveniently located between airport and island. Maya Mall in short walking distance. Clean spacious room with A/C, ceiling fan and hot water. Daily cleaning. Polite staff."

"Perfect , quiet, totally relaxing place, clean room , staff is amazing, gorgeous views , the lake is clean, can swim, recommend 100% we definitely we will come back "

"Great view. Clean and accommodating."

"Clean and great staff... the location was great! "

"Excellent experience from the rooftop bar to the beautifully appointed room. Exceptional staff that was more than helpful with every request that we had. I would highly recommend staying at this place!"

"Highly recommended, clean, friendly staff and safe. "

"Clean room with nice view and patio. Convenient location too. They even packed me a meal for my 3am Tikal sunrise tour. "

"When visiting a new town in a foreign country we usually book only 1-2 nights at a hotel to try it out before booking more nights or moving on. We were happy to extend this stay from 2 nights to 5 after sleeping here 2 nights. The room on the 3rd floor lakeside was clean, had beautiful views, sunny, had air conditioning, hot water, daily housekeeping, blackout blinds, decent wi-fi, and free bottled water & shampoo. Staff were friendly enough. The restaurant offers several of their breakfast entrees free with the room and other choices are available for ~Q50-60. The pool deck is worn and the pool area is in a cramped space by US standards, but excellent by Central American standards. The only downside is the nightly bar music and partying that lasted til midnight on most nights, even weekdays. Some party houseboats leave from the dock outside the hotel. I saw similar noise concerns in reviews for most of the hotels on the island. I suspect any streetside room would have plenty of street notice from tuk tuks and motorcycles until 10pm or so and any hotel near a bar will have the music noise. If you need quiet and you want to stay on the island, your best bet is probably an inland alley away from the perimeter road. The island itself is mainly restaurants, hotels, and a few small stores. We hired a private lancha from the dock for a few hundred Q to spend 4 hours motoring us around the lake to Arcas, San Miguel, and the little Mayan museum on Isla Santa Barbara."