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"Amazing from the beginning, they pick me up from the airport, welcome with a refreshing drink, amazing staff from the from my desk to the maintenance staff.
I will recommend this place 100%.
All the amenities they have are for all ages, kids and adults."
A verified traveller stayed at Hotel Camino Real Tikal
"Property was right in front of entrance to Tikal, overall great service, they have complimentary water in room, guided tours were friendly but the restaurant food was alright could be better but overall the experience was amazing! Great sense of nature and the outdoors! "
"This property is in the park and so you can get to the entrance by 6am when they open. The grounds are lovely as you are in the tropical forest. The first night we were there we heard howler monkeys close by and saw a Toucan (wild) and many birds. The hotel is supposedly run entirely on solar power, although that’s not something I could verify. But kudos to them. The room was very spacious for my son and I and so was the bathroom. The second night a troop of spider monkeys went by. What more can you ask for? There’s no air conditioning and you can’t use hairdryers due to the energy consumption, but I don’t use a hair dryer anyway and there’s an overhead fan and they will bring you a second one if you ask, which we did, because it was a particularly hot week. We were comfortable. The hotel’s restaurant will take cards, but the other one close by will not. Bring quetzales! You need cash for certain things simply because you are in the park and there’s no ATM around. The staff were all friendly and professional. It’s a beautiful setting. I would definitely return here in a heartbeat! "
A verified traveller stayed at Hotel Jaguar Inn Tikal
"Nice basic and clean mini apartment. Bathroom is cramped and TV does not work well. Your room door opens to a busy street but things quiet down by 11 pm."
A verified traveller stayed at Hotel Casona de La Isla
"Pictures don’t do this place justice! The courtyard area is stunning and the pool is very clean with some shaded spots to avoid direct sun exposure. There is free drinking water provided also. The beds in the rooms are incredibly luxurious and comfortable - the best we’ve had on our trip in Guatemala so far. Bathroom is very clean as well. The staff were all very friendly and helpful in answering questions. La Isla de Flores is only a 15 min walk away - and the hotel is a 3-5 min drive from the airport via tuk tuk (about 10-15 qtz per person). Cannot recommend this place enough! "
"We spent a week-long family reunion at the lovely Las Lagunas Boutique Hotel. Each couple had a room with its own hot tub room overlooking the laguna, where we could enjoy the French press coffee provided each day. A delicious breakfast was included, and we could even order the night before if we had early morning activities planned the next day. The staff was phenomenal (shout out to Elmer, Alex, and Ovidio in particular). Some family members enjoyed a massage and spa day to start the vacation off right, and they loved it. The pool was lovely and much appreciated after the hot days of exploring Tikal, Flores, the animal rescue site, and monkey island. We had our own vehicle, so I can’t comment on the excursions organized by the hotel, though the staff did assist with local contacts for some of our outings. The only disappointment was the dinner menu, which could be a bit hit or miss. Except for that detail, the facilities met or exceeded our expectations, and we all had a wonderful and unforgettable experience. Thank you!"
A verified traveller stayed at Las Lagunas Boutique Hotel
Yes, there are holiday rentals close to the most popular sights in El Remate, or you can select a more secluded option if you're looking for a relaxing stay. Visitors to El Remate speak positively about the lakeside and restaurants in this destination. Make sure you have time to check out the local tours and parks during your trip.
What can I see and do in El Remate?
Lake Petén Itzá and Biotopo Cerro Cahui are a couple of lovely local spots to get outside and enjoy nature. In the wider area, you’ll find Maya Mall and Flores Dock.
What’s a holiday rental in El Remate like?
Holiday rentals are private properties where you can stay for a few weeks, or just a few days, in El Remate. Holiday rentals feature amenities like WiFi and washers and dryers so you'll be comfy for your stay. If you're concerned about a clean environment, a holiday rental can offer a sense of seclusion away from shared hotel lifts and lobbies packed with people while still allowing you the experience of travel. You'll also find more space in a holiday rental than in a standard hotel, which makes a holiday rental an attractive choice for small groups.