Cabin Rentals in Totonicapán Department

"Clean place, great host, close to the city"

"Property was beautiful! The problem was the hike up and down the mountainside to get to it. There is no warning as to the steep climb up and down you’re going to have to make. We did enjoy the views and outdoor shower and toilet. Definitely a trip to remember."

"We really enjoyed our time at Entre Cerros. There were 7 of us in one cabin but with 2 bedrooms and a loft, there was plenty of room. The small kitchen was helpful. There was a coffeemaker and good coffee, although we really needed a larger water filter. Cookies were on the table when we arrived and firewood was placed beside the outdoor fire pit for our use. The restaurant was better than expected, both breakfast and dinner. Our waiter, Cesar, did a great job serving us and making it special....

"10/10 stay! The host was incredibly responsive and communicated clearly throughout. The property was easy to find, the Wi-Fi was strong, and the atmosphere was so peaceful. I only stayed one night, but I already wish it had been longer! The cherry on top was the complimentary snack basket—a thoughtful touch that made the stay even more special. Swipe to see the view from the bed… absolutely beautiful!"

"What a great vacation in this beautiful cabin! The service was excellent. The view is breathtaking. They are very accommodating and they respond quick. I would definitely recommend them. Thank you!"

"No es una propiedad para descansar, no esta señalizada, y estaba polvosa"

"Juan and his son did an amazing job building this house. You will definitely experience the birds that live in the trees around the property and gorgeous views of the lake. With downtown a mere 10-15 minute walk away, Tzikin Jaay is a perfect spot to stay with a family. We loved it and will be back for sure!!! Thank you Juan"

"Cute room with fantastic daily cleaning by lovely lady. Great view, just as advertised. Quick access to lakefront restaurants or tuktuk ride up to Santa Cruz. Like everything around Lake Atitlan, the climb is up or down…not a problem for us, but could be with heavy suitcases."