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Our top choices for Multiple Use Area Lake Atitlan Basin bed & breakfast

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SAR 412 total

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24 Sep - 25 Sep

"The place didn’t have a setup account for expedia payments and couldn’t stay at the place which was empty at a very shady location. Such inconvenient to arrive and leave at night time to find another place to stay. "

Design Room, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking, Lake View | Lake view

"Great stay at Anzan Atitlan! The host does everything that you feel welcome and comfortable. The food is amazing and the spot is perfect to chill and recharge the batteries. If we make it back to the area we definitely return."

"Great place to stay with friendly hosts. We did experience some loud music at night but that could have been because it was Semana Santa; there was a festival going on one block down. Location is directly at one of the main streets. Breakfast was okay but only between 7:30 and 8:30. WiFi didn’t work in the room and signal outside was poor."

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Top Multiple Use Area Lake Atitlan Basin Hotel Reviews

Hotel Casa Palopó - Relais & Chateaux

10/10 Excellent

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Jenna's River Bed & Breakfast

10/10 Excellent

"Just a 5-minute tuk-tuk ride from both Panajachel and Santa Catarina Palopó, the location is super convenient yet tucked away in a quiet, peaceful area where you’ll truly find relaxation. I stayed in the Iguana room, which was great. It doesn’t have a fridge, but the restaurant and kitchen area downstairs can keep your items refrigerated if needed. Very practical! Although I didn’t get a chance to try the bar, I had dinner at the restaurant and was impressed—the Syrian dish was absolutely exquisite and paired perfectly with the wine I brought. (There’s a Q50 corkage fee, which I found very reasonable given the quality of the food and the priceless view). The property also has a traditional Mayan sauna, which I didn’t get to try this time but definitely will in the future. It’s all done in a traditional, manual way, so you need to arrange it in advance. I highly recommend guests take advantage of this unique and relaxing experience in nature. And finally, a big thank-you to Federico (Argentina), Andrea (Colombia), and Stephanie (Honduras)—such a warm, kind, and welcoming team. A lovely melting pot of hospitality!"