This small but beautiful hotel was home for 3 nights while we were in Antigua. It is located very conveniently close to the famous yellow Arch in Antigua and just down one block from the town square, shopping, banking and restaurants. You can't tell from the outside, but this small hotel has a beautiful courtyard with blooming plants, greenery and a pool. There is also a covered breakfast area that became our gathering place in the morning mostly because they had free coffee and cold water. Fortunately, our room was upstairs above the breakfast area. Even though there are stairs to haul your suitcases up and down, try to reserve room 10, 11 or 12. Those rooms have a balcony that you can watch Volcano Fuego erupt every night! There are several benches to sit on along the room windows, and when we discovered the "volcano show", we would tell our friends to gather on the balcony with their coffee, water or other beverage of choice and "watch the show"!! My only complaint is that the beds in this hotel are very hard. I am a side sleeper, and after the first night, had to ask for more pillows to lay them down on the bed to sleep on top of them, so my hips didn't hurt all night. And because we also stayed at another hotel in another part of the country and discovered the same situation with their...This small but beautiful hotel was home for 3 nights while we were in Antigua. It is located very conveniently close to the famous yellow Arch in Antigua and just down one block from the town square, shopping, banking and restaurants. You can't tell from the outside, but this small hotel has a beautiful courtyard with blooming plants, greenery and a pool. There is also a covered breakfast area that became our gathering place in the morning mostly because they had free coffee and cold water. Fortunately, our room was upstairs above the breakfast area. Even though there are stairs to haul your suitcases up and down, try to reserve room 10, 11 or 12. Those rooms have a balcony that you can watch Volcano Fuego erupt every night! There are several benches to sit on along the room windows, and when we discovered the "volcano show", we would tell our friends to gather on the balcony with their coffee, water or other beverage of choice and "watch the show"!! My only complaint is that the beds in this hotel are very hard. I am a side sleeper, and after the first night, had to ask for more pillows to lay them down on the bed to sleep on top of them, so my hips didn't hurt all night. And because we also stayed at another hotel in another part of the country and discovered the same situation with their beds, next year when I go back, I will be bringing a blow up pool float to sleep on. But other than that, I strongly recommend this hotel. More
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