I like the quiet area and the easy parking access

The hotel itself was very quaint and colonial. Very pretty. The rooms could be a little more updated. For the triple room the third bed was a futon (not very comfortable!). No air conditioning or fan. The way the hotel is set up is beautiful. It is made to look like a mini colonial town. The pool was nice. The restaurant food was good. It is a bit withdrawn from the city center, so you have to walk a ways or get a taxi to go to the main area of Antigua. You would think this would make it very quiet, but there was a busy street right behind the hotel. The hotel is very safe. Parking was great, in closed and safe.

We stayed here for one night prior to going back to the United States and we had an incredible time. The rooms were very comfortable, staff was accommodating, and location was perfect for us. We were also here during Holy Week and this was the perfect spot close enough to all the festivities but distant enough from all the noise. We will definitely choose to stay here again when visiting Antigua in the future.

Nice grounds around. Room needs toiletries. There’s liquid soap dispenser on the wall. A little far from Central Park (walking distance). No A/C. Gets hot during the day. Bring your mosquito repellent. Nice breakfast included. For the price, it’s ok.

Very Pleasant...

Wonderful place to stay

The property is really nice. Old colonial feel great for photos. Only issue i have is that my room did not have an air conditioner and the Included breakfast sucked.. Besides that it was cool. 4 out of 5 stars.

Loved the property, it’s a beautiful hotel, very colonial. Staff is very friendly.

Nice trip

The beds are so bad, not confortables and old. For all the rest are good.

We nice hotel with a nice restaurant overlooking at the nice garden. The rooms are quiet and very clean. The only issue was that the king bed we got was very firm almost too firm and a little uncomfortable. All the staff was extremely courteous and nice.

It was great

Amazing hotel

Habitación muy humeda

Property is all right, sorroundings are not as clean as expected

You can barely walk the main streets of Panajachel for the milling throngs of drunken people and with automobiles and Tuk Tuks weaving their way through them. Blasting music half the night like a unending frat party. The hotels raise their rates for Easter week and then tag on an exorbitant inflated 31% tax as a final kiss good by. Panajachel has taken on all the worst features of the Mexican border towns to the United States back in the sixties. It was Tijuana or Nogalas all over again... I visited this quiet Lake Atitlan village six years ago and came back to find the worst kind of tourist trap... Never again

I don´t know all the rooms but the room we stay was really noisy and the beds were not confortables.

Spent the day in a meeting room but the hotel was good value for the money!

The tour group we were with stayed at this hotel in Antigua on the last night of the tour. We planned to extend our stay in that city after the rest of the group left so we had booked 2 extra nights at this hotel thru Hotels.com. We thought it just be easier staying there than moving to a different hotel closer to the center of town. The buildings and grounds of the Villa Colonial are very pretty, however the rooms need updating. The tub in the bathroom (Room 73) had a lot of rust spots. Everything worked, but the room just seemed outdated and a bit tired. No free bottles of water in the room. The hot water was turned off when we tried to take a bath but the reception desk did send someone promptly and the fix was just flipping a circuit breaker down a set of stairs. Free WiFi was available in the lobby and there was cable TV in the room. Our room was on the second floor and had a large porch extending across several rooms. Our room had 2 standard size beds.The main disadvantage of staying there was the distance from the central plaza and almost no shops or restaurants within several blocks. We ate one breakfast with the group in the restaurant and had dinner at the hotel one night. Service was excellent and the food tasty if a bit pricier than many in town restaurants. It is an easy walk into town, just realize that this hotel is not centrally located should you decide to stay there. We had been to Antigua 5 years before and stayed at a posada 2 blocks from the Plaza.