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"Everything about this place is perfect! The on-site restaurant, the rooms, the location, the staff, the pool. All in the middle of the jungle with the Myan ruins right at your doorstep. Absolutely magical."

"Very convenient, clean, quiet, I enjoyed staying there, 10 minute walk to Flores."

"Third floor junior suit with westerly sunset view of the lake from balcony was fantastic, king-size bed, large bathroom/shower, lots of hot water, fresh bottled water every day. Paddle fan and split heat/cooling unit in room if needed. NOTE: Large bathtowls are stored in large cabinet behind door and NOT in bathroom . . . Hotel has two bars (rooftop/first floor), restaurant for breakfast and dinner, a lovely pink cafe with very good coffee and baked goods (I ordered my breakfast each morning there for more variaty than restaurant) and a rooftop pool with nice mood lighting post sunset, shielded with plants for some privacy . . . . NOTE: For non-Spanish speaking guests - Front desk, reasonable functioning English, bartenders on rooftop bar - fair English, however in the Cafe - No English at all . . . And can NOT recommend rooms on the third floor facing the lake, as the bar above will generate floor noises till around mid-night, especially on weekends. No noticable street noises . . . Overall a very good three night two day stay in Isla de Flores, gateway to Tikal and Yaxha . . . Can recommend an excellent shuttle, driver, and guide service w/good English: Oscar @ +502 40205815"

"This hotel is top notch! The service goes beyond expectations and the staff was very eager to help. Who ever does stay here, you must know that it is away from any stores or restaurants. The hotel has a small gift shop and the food was excellent."

"Gorgeous place in a very beautiful and quiet location "

"Nicely run lodge right near the entrance to the site. Within the national park."

"Lovely place in the Tikal Jungle. Food was delicious. We stayed in the Hostal (without private bathroom) but the showers and toilets were close by and cleaned regularly. I understand that everything needs to be brought in but it would be nice if drinking water was available to fill water bottles instead of the constant need to use plastic bottles. Perhaps a goal for a greener future."

"Staff was very friendly. Benjamin the waiter was very accommodating. Really close to Tikal national park entrance. Con: no outlets to charge your phone. There was one usb outlet but it wouldn’t charge my phone. Pool area is very nice and at sundown you can see the wild life such as monkeys on the trees. "