Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Cobblestone streets wind between colorful colonial buildings framed by three towering volcanoes that dominate the skyline. Climb Cerro de la Cruz for panoramic views, then explore centuries-old churches and bustling markets where local artisans sell handwoven textiles.
We only stayed one night, but Casa ELA was very nice. We had an ensuite bathroom. The water pressure and temperature were good. It was nice having access to a full kitchen. Alvaro was very nice and let us drop our bags off early. The view from the upstairs terrace is lovely.
We only stayed one night, but Casa ELA was very nice. We had an ensuite bathroom. The water pressure and temperature were good. It was nice having access to a full kitchen. Alvaro was very nice and let us drop our bags off early. The view from the upstairs terrace is lovely.
I cannot imagine a better place to stay in Antigua. A few hundred yards from the famous Antigua Arch, the staff was above and beyond expectations 24/7.
They found us a Mayan tour guide for the city walk and the next day out to the Iximché Ruins, we saw an actual Mayan ritual by people doing their way if life - ie not a show for tourists. There weren’t any there.
Back at Hotel Rafael, Ray and his partner built a little piece of perfection from excellent breakfasts, indoor ponds, and...
I cannot imagine a better place to stay in Antigua. A few hundred yards from the famous Antigua Arch, the staff was above and beyond expectations 24/7.
They found us a Mayan tour guide for the city walk and the next day out to the Iximché Ruins, we saw an actual Mayan ritual by people doing their way if life - ie not a show for tourists. There weren’t any there.
Back at Hotel Rafael, Ray and his partner built a little piece of perfection from excellent breakfasts, indoor ponds, and...
Excellent choice I made for antigua trip, I’ve traveled there about 6 times, I think I’ve finally found the right choice, would recommend anyone to visit this hotel, has a lot of colonial art inside. A treasure to be discovered. A++++++
Excellent choice I made for antigua trip, I’ve traveled there about 6 times, I think I’ve finally found the right choice, would recommend anyone to visit this hotel, has a lot of colonial art inside. A treasure to be discovered. A++++++
El lugar es perfecto para una estancia en antigua Guatemala. Me quede en el 2do nivel con vista directa al volvan de agua y al Volcan de fuego. Me encanto
El lugar es perfecto para una estancia en antigua Guatemala. Me quede en el 2do nivel con vista directa al volvan de agua y al Volcan de fuego. Me encanto
Luis Garcia
Reviewed September 25, 2026Reviewed September 25, 2026
Casa Noble was such a beautiful, peaceful place to stay during our time in Antigua! The breakfast was delicious and the staff were so kind! It was the perfect place to stay in Antigua- easy to walk to everything but also a bit away from the middle of things with all the noise during Festival weekends.
Casa Noble was such a beautiful, peaceful place to stay during our time in Antigua! The breakfast was delicious and the staff were so kind! It was the perfect place to stay in Antigua- easy to walk to everything but also a bit away from the middle of things with all the noise during Festival weekends.
Best place ever I loved me and my girlfriend cried remembering we had to leave. Gonna miss this place so much. Lovely staff and lovely cozy rooms. Will be back soon and will only be booking with this hotel don’t miss out on this experience !
Best place ever I loved me and my girlfriend cried remembering we had to leave. Gonna miss this place so much. Lovely staff and lovely cozy rooms. Will be back soon and will only be booking with this hotel don’t miss out on this experience !
We absolutely loved staying at this little gem of a B&B! The property is beautifully decorated with flowering plants and each room has the decor of a different part of the world. Marina, the owner, is a delightful, well-traveled woman, and the consummate hostess who even brought us a bottle of wine after we arrived quite late in the evening (thanks, Marina!). Breakfasts were delicious and prepared-to-order each day, starting with fresh fruits. La Villa Serena is located on a small side street,...
We absolutely loved staying at this little gem of a B&B! The property is beautifully decorated with flowering plants and each room has the decor of a different part of the world. Marina, the owner, is a delightful, well-traveled woman, and the consummate hostess who even brought us a bottle of wine after we arrived quite late in the evening (thanks, Marina!). Breakfasts were delicious and prepared-to-order each day, starting with fresh fruits. La Villa Serena is located on a small side street,...
This property was beautiful and an amazing combination of historical preservation with modern, luxury amenities. I would highly recommend it to anyone.
This property was beautiful and an amazing combination of historical preservation with modern, luxury amenities. I would highly recommend it to anyone.
Matthew
Reviewed September 30, 2024Reviewed September 30, 2024
The property is beautiful. Well maintained and the common areas (restaurant, pool, bar, gym) are large, well appointed and comfortable. Our rroom and bathroom were incredibly clean.
The best part, though, was the staff at the front desk - in particular, Emanuel. He was incredibly helpful - helping us change to a quieter room, arranging for shuttles, meals to go, and gave good advice on where to eat. He is a great representative for the hotel, and we really appreciated his responsiveness to our...
The property is beautiful. Well maintained and the common areas (restaurant, pool, bar, gym) are large, well appointed and comfortable. Our rroom and bathroom were incredibly clean.
The best part, though, was the staff at the front desk - in particular, Emanuel. He was incredibly helpful - helping us change to a quieter room, arranging for shuttles, meals to go, and gave good advice on where to eat. He is a great representative for the hotel, and we really appreciated his responsiveness to our...
Kenneth
Reviewed February 1, 2023Reviewed February 1, 2023
Absolutely magical property…This is about my 5th time staying here over the past 25 years. It is a 100-year-old Spanish-colonial-style traditional Guatemalan hacienda with a true “Antiguan” feel. It is conveniently located right next to the “Arco de Santa Catalina” (the famous yellow colonial arch in Antigua, Guatemala town center and only a few steps away from the Central Park square, the best shops, restaurants, the Cathedral, “La Merced” church and other famous ruins of Antigua from the...
Absolutely magical property…This is about my 5th time staying here over the past 25 years. It is a 100-year-old Spanish-colonial-style traditional Guatemalan hacienda with a true “Antiguan” feel. It is conveniently located right next to the “Arco de Santa Catalina” (the famous yellow colonial arch in Antigua, Guatemala town center and only a few steps away from the Central Park square, the best shops, restaurants, the Cathedral, “La Merced” church and other famous ruins of Antigua from the...
This is our third time staying at the Casa Encantada: first time with the connection to La Porta: we love it! The connection to the Porta means you can stay in a small, enchanting boutique hotel but swim and sauna nearby at the larger convention size hotel. The rooms are beautiful, with incense, bathrobes, the most comfortable bed and shower. The staff is exceptional, wise, informative, helpful. No mistake, this is the place to stay in Antigua and breakfast at la Casa Encantada..on the...
This is our third time staying at the Casa Encantada: first time with the connection to La Porta: we love it! The connection to the Porta means you can stay in a small, enchanting boutique hotel but swim and sauna nearby at the larger convention size hotel. The rooms are beautiful, with incense, bathrobes, the most comfortable bed and shower. The staff is exceptional, wise, informative, helpful. No mistake, this is the place to stay in Antigua and breakfast at la Casa Encantada..on the...
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed December 30, 2015Reviewed December 30, 2015
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