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15 Best Hotels in Antigua: Where to Stay in Guatemala’s Colonial Gem

Last Updated: March 14, 2023 · Guatemala

What I love most about Antigua is its charm; its colorful buildings hugging cobbled streets, its colonial architecture hiding unique hotels and cafes, its backdrop of towering, erupting volcanoes…

While the city of Antigua is fairly small and walkable, there are dozens of incredible places to stay. The question is: How do you choose?!

During our time living in Antigua as digital nomads, we had the wonderful opportunity to explore and discover the best areas to stay in and hotels that stood out from the crowd, all of which I took note of to save for later.

In this post, I’ll be detailing all the top hotels and places to stay in Antigua Guatemala, so you can spend less time worrying about the nitty-gritty and more time planning your Antigua itinerary with adventurous day trips and things to do!

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15 Best Hotels in Antigua Guatemala
1. Adra Hostel
2. Las Farolas
3. Selina Antigua
4. Ojala
5. Maya Papaya
6. Hotel La Catedral
7. San Rafael
8. Good Hotel
9. Los Pasos Boutique Hotel & Spa
10. Camino Real
11. Porta Hotel
12. Casa Santo Domingo Hotel & Spa
13. Pensativo House Hotel
14. El Convento Boutique Hotel
Bonus — Earth Lodge Eco Resort
Enjoy Your Stay in Antigua!

15 Best Hotels in Antigua Guatemala

If you’re in a rush, you can view the best places to stay overall in the box below. Keep reading for details on each!

Where to Stay in Antigua — At A Glance:

⭐️ Support’s Local: Good Hotel

💵 Budget-Friendly: Ojala

🌸 Boutique: San Rafael

💎 Luxe: Casa Santo Domingo

🏡 Unique: Earth Lodge

Before you go booking anything, it’s good to know a little bit more about Antigua and how the city is set up.

First, Antigua’s city plan, made up of (fairly) straight horizontal and vertical streets, is one of the best examples of the early grid pattern style inspired by the European Renaissance and Spanish colonization.

In order to keep Antigua’s 16th-century architecture and authenticity as a World Heritage Site, regulations prohibit the construction of new buildings. This is why some hotels such as the Casa Santo Domingo take up residence in a former abandoned monastery.

Second, wherever you stay in Antigua, you’ll be quite central and within easy walking distance to all the main attractions. You also have white tuk-tuks willing to take you from place to place for a small cost!

All the hotels mentioned below are within the heart of the city or just 10 minutes walking from the main square (Plaza Mayor).

Keep reading to discover the best places to stay in Antigua Guatemala—listed in order from least expensive to most expensive at the time of writing (from budget-friendly stays to luxury hotels).

1. Adra Hostel

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Adra Hostel via Booking.com
  • Location 9.7/10
  • Free Breakfast
  • Pet-friendly
  • Travel Sustainable property

Adra Hostel is not just your ordinary hostel—it’s more of a boutique hotel that’s got a hostel vibe with communal spaces, free breakfast, and a scenic rooftop. They offer bunk beds in a mixed dorm for as low as $18/night and family rooms for five for just over $60/night.

Guests at Adra will enjoy a rooftop view of the city, an outdoor common area, a cool cocktail bar, and a free continental breakfast.

From its location two blocks east of Central Park to its colorfully-splashed walls and outdoor terrace, Adra Hostel is a unique and budget-friendly choice for where to stay in Antigua Guatemala. Click here to check availability.

2. Las Farolas

Hotel Las Farolas via Booking.com
  • Location 9.1/10
  • Breakfast included
  • Pets allowed, Travel Sustainable property

Las Farolas is a four-star hotel in Antigua with unique Baroque-style architecture offering elegant gardens and standard double rooms ranging in price from $46–$67/night.

While the rooms aren’t much to brag about, guests rave about the comfy beds and the on-site restaurant that whips up gourmet Guatemalan food on it its plant-filled terrace and outdoor garden.

If you are looking for a budget-friendly hotel you can escape to after a fun day out exploring Antigua, then check out Las Farolas.

3. Selina Antigua

Selina Antigua via Booking.com
  • Location 9.1/10
  • Pets allowed
  • Coworking space, outdoor pool, BBQ

As usual, the Selina hotel in Antigua is a hip and trendy place to stay for digital nomads and backpackers. It’s a boutique hotel chain known for its coworking space, trendy decor, and events. Its other Guatemala location is in the town of Panajachel, one of the towns perched around Lake Atitlan.

The Antigua Guatemala location is not very different from the rest you’ll find around the world—it has a coworking space with high-speed wifi (for guests and non-guests), an outdoor pool, and a convenient location that places you right in the center of all the hubbub.

Want to know something super cool? We used to live right down the street from Selina in an antique refurbished colonial home and would pass by all the time!

Whether you are a solo traveler or a couple of nomads, the Selina Antigua hotel will deliver on its promise of good vibes and a comfy stay. Click here to claim your spot.

4. Ojala

Ojala via Booking.com
  • Location 9.8/10
  • Free Breakfast
  • Airport shuttle, luggage storage, bar

Charming, clean, and comfortable all describe Ojala perfectly. Maybe you’ll be skeptical when I tell you, but Ojala is actually a hostel instead of a hotel! Whatever its title, it is one of the top places to stay in Antigua with one of the best location ratings.

In addition to a lush garden and boho decor, it features deluxe king/queen rooms and comfy beds in mixed 4-bed and 8-bed dormitories.

You can find Ojala tucked off 7a Avenida (running north/south) just 2–3 blocks from Playa Mayor and the Arco de Santa Catalina. It’s an excellent choice and ideal area to stay in for first-timers to Antigua on a budget. Click here to book your stay!

Also Read: Top 10 Hotels & Resorts in Lago Atitlán, Guatemala

5. Maya Papaya

Maya Papaya via Booking.com
  • Location 9.5/10
  • Free Breakfast
  • Outdoor garden, bar, wifi

Maya Papaya is yet another hostel better disguised as a cute boutique hotel!

At Maya Papaya, you can expect clean, chic rooms with crisp sheets and comfy beds; a full bar and free breakfast served on the outdoor terrace; and a picturesque location just one block from La Merced Church and two blocks from the Santa Catarina Arch.

Since it is a hostel/hotel, you can choose between a private standard/deluxe room and bathroom with a garden view or a 4, 8, or 14-bed mixed dormitory (female only and mixed).

Click here to check rates for Maya Papaya.

6. Hotel La Catedral

Hotel La Catedral via Booking.com
  • Location 9.7/10
  • Breakfast included
  • Rooftop terrace, on-site restaurant, garden

Set inside a Spanish colonial home with a central garden, La Catedral is a classic true-to-self Antigua Guatemala hotel.

Past meets present inside La Catedral, with traditionally-decorated rooms furnished with modern amenities like flat-screen TVs and safes. The on-site restaurant serves a “fabulous” breakfast atop its rooftop terrace with a view over the city and the three volcanoes.

Best of all, its location is unbeatable being right next to Plaza Mayor in the heart of the city. If you’re looking for a no-fuss place to stay that captures the spirit of Antigua, then check out Hotel La Catedral.

Note: The remaining hotels in this post cost above $100/night. If you are searching for the best luxury hotels in Antigua Guatemala, these will be exactly what you’re hoping for.

7. San Rafael

San Rafael via Booking.com
  • Location 9.9/10
  • Fabulous Breakfast included
  • Bar, chef service, courtyard, dancing/cooking classes

San Rafael is one of the best luxury boutique hotels in Antigua Guatemala with a 9.9/10 location (right on the corner of Calle 5a down from the Santa Catarina Arch).

This gorgeous little hotel features luxurious suites, a plant-filled courtyard, and on-site cooking and dancing lessons. You can even hire a professional chef to come to cook for you!

Their Junior Suite rooms come tastefully furnished with wooden furniture and a lounge area with a cozy fireplace—perfect for cozying up in Antigua during the crisp winter months.

Does this hotel sound like your vibe? If so, click here to check availability for your dates.

8. Good Hotel

Credit: Good Hotel
  • ⭐️ Best sustainable hotel in Antigua
  • Location 9.0/10
  • Organic bathroom amenities, restaurant Bistrot Saúl

Good Hotel is a gorgeous 4-star hotel in Antigua Guatemala inspired by Dutch design. The hotel is set inside a private mansion, which they repurposed, gave new life, and turned into a social business.

Their motto, “Sleep good. Do good.” calls to their purpose to support the local community. As such, 100% of their profits go toward helping people. They fund Niños de Guatemala—providing unprivileged kids in Guatemala with educational opportunities—as well as train long-unemployed persons with hospitality training.

Aside from the social and sustainable aspect, light and airy seem to be the theme here at Good Hotel, with large windows, plants, and touches of minimalism everywhere you look.

If you want to travel responsibly and make your dollars contribute to the local economy and community, then you can feel GOOD about staying at the Good Hotel in Antigua Guatemala. Book here!

9. Los Pasos Boutique Hotel & Spa

Los Pasos via Booking.com
  • Location 9.0/10
  • Free breakfast included*
  • Spa, organized trips, rooftop terrace

Offering “world-class service,” the Los Pasos Hotel & Spa is a boutique hotel that knows how to please its guests.

Los Pasos features colonial-style decor but with modern comforts. Plus, its location places it near all of Antigua’s sights and attractions, but without the noise—a great choice for light sleepers.

For those who like the finer side of things like a cava with wines or your own private jacuzzi in the room (you know, fancy stuff)—then you’ll love Los Pasos. Book your stay here!

*Not on all room packages.

10. Camino Real

Camino Real via Booking.com
  • Location 9.4/10
  • Breakfast included
  • Bar, gym, saunas, room service

The Camino Real is a 5-star hotel in Antigua Guatemala that will satisfy every craving. You want fine bathrobes and slippers? You got ’em. What about a private gym, hot tub, and sauna to relax in the evenings? You got those, too!

Camino Real offers spacious and luxurious suites housed in a colonial home, typical of Antigua’s architecture and style.

While it is further away from the monuments (10 minutes) it’s got everything else going for it, plus free parking. Click here to check rates.

11. Porta Hotel

Porta Hotel via Booking.com
  • Location 9.5/10
  • Pets allowed
  • Breakfast is an additional cost
  • Room service, outdoor pool, spa, sauna

With exquisite gardens, a spa, and an inviting outdoor pool, there’s little that’s not to love at the luxurious Porta Hotel.

Porta Hotel has been a crown jewel of the Antigua hotel scene for 60 years, with dedicated and loyal staff. You will be hard-pressed to find a warmer, friendlier service.

Fine dining, excellent facilities, and colonial charm all contribute to Porta’s reputation as one of the best hotels in Antigua (and Guatemala). Make sure to book in advance for the best rates.

12. Casa Santo Domingo Hotel & Spa

Casa Santo Domingo Hotel & Spa via Booking.com
  • Location 9.3/10
  • Pet-friendly
  • Travel Sustainable property
  • Museum, spa, outdoor pool, free private parking

Casa Santo Domingo is arguably the number one place to stay in Antigua Guatemala! It is a luxurious 5-star hotel set inside a former 17th-century monastery (The Convent of Santo Domingo) with formidable galleries, museums, a spa, lush gardens, and a fine dining restaurant.

Even if you’re not a guest at the hotel, visiting Casa Santo Domingo is a popular thing to do in Antigua because you can explore the history of the convent with its two galleries and six museums. Of course, you can even eat here for breakfast, brunch, or dinner if you’re not a guest (reserve in advance).

If you’re looking for a hotel in Antigua with a spa, then Casa Santo Domingo won’t disappoint! They offer a variety of massages, plus jacuzzis, wet/dry saunas, dip pools, and body/facial treatments.

Click here to book your luxurious stay at Casa Santo Domingo!

13. Pensativo House Hotel

Pensativo House via Booking.com
  • Location 9.3/10
  • Pet-friendly
  • Breakfast included
  • Travel Sustainable property

Pensativo House is a gorgeous hotel just south of the heart of Antigua featuring one of the best rooftop views of Agua Volcano. The Santa Catalina Arch is just a ten-minute walk away.

The rooms are decorated in colonial-style charm with elaborate wood touches, comfortable beds, and an ensuite bathroom with a jacuzzi. It has facilities for disabled guests, plus free parking and airport shuttle service.

You can enjoy a free daily breakfast in their outdoor courtyard before going for a dip in the inviting pool. If this sounds like the perfect stay, click here to go ahead and reserve your spot!

14. El Convento Boutique Hotel

El Convento Boutique Hotel
  • Location 9.5/10
  • Bar, free parking, pool, free cancellation

A boutique hotel with luxurious touches, El Convento may not look like much on the outside but it offers a beautiful, secret oasis inside.

The highlights of El Convento include its outdoor lap pool and charming bedroom suites with cozy fireplaces.

From the attentive staff to the details in the decor, you won’t be disappointed when you choose El Convento for your stay in Antigua. You can check their room styles and rates here.

Bonus — Earth Lodge Eco Resort

Earth Lodge via Booking.com
  • Location 8.6/10
  • Pet-friendly
  • Volcano views, avocado farm, yoga, bar, hiking

Last but not least on this list of the best hotels in Antigua is the Earth Lodge Resort. While it’s not in the city, it’s a popular choice for lodging near Antigua.

Set in the hills of El Hato, just north of Antigua, Earth Lodge is the perfect place for a disconnected, relaxing weekend surrounded by nature. Popular activities include yoga, gardening, hiking, or visiting the nearby hobbit-themed park of Hobbitenango!

The rooms are a bit rustic, but that’s exactly the attraction here. Play darts, enjoy the sauna, relax in a hammock, tour the avocado farm, or just take in the sweeping valley and volcano views while you watch Volcán Fuego erupt in the distance.

If this sounds right up your alley, check rates and book your eco stay at Earth Lodge! (Spots fill up fast.)

Enjoy Your Stay in Antigua!

So, which one of these hotels sparked your interest the most?

I personally love the mission and purpose behind the Good Hotel. Otherwise, the Ojala hostel/boutique hotel is just the type of place I love to stay at—small, charming, minimalist, and all for an affordable price.

If you have any questions about these hotels in Antigua Guatemala or have suggestions for places to add to this growing list, please let me know in the comments below!

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By: Bri · In: Guatemala

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