Hotel Sabana

Great property, clean rooms with air conditioning. Plenty of restaurants within walking distance.

I thoght i had pay for a room with view to the lake but they only use the pics to advertise the hotel and they were exchanging the usd to 9 quetzales for each usd so that was not very honest because in the guatemalan bank exchange rate is 7.8 to one.

Attention owner of the hotel: Overall good. But needs some polishing. The hotel is nice but has some issues. First of all, the checkin was smooth, staff courteous. But there was no-one to help with bags and settle us into our room. This is strange for a nice hotel, or any hotel. The restaurant is fine. The food was very good. The staff was attentive and courteous. The rooms are nice enough. Very boutique hotel. I love the private balcony overlooking the lake. The rooms do the basics well. The water was hot and the shower was spacious and nice. The rooms are strange. We decided they must have been designed by men with no architect. They are have a chic look, but man they lack comforts. For example, the beds are advertised as queens. They are not queens. They are doubles. There's little storage or surfaces for your items. Fortunately, there are 2 small closets which is a plus. Coffee pods in the room are only provided on the first day. Nice touch, but we stayed 3 nights. We requested refill on pods. We were denied. Coffee only for check-in. Towel racks don't hold towels, wash basin is awkwardly situated and wood base is a poor material choice because it will stay wet. There's not enough counter space in the "bathroom". There's no changing area, so people traveling together will not have privacy. The toilet lacks a fan and the toilet chamber is super-echoey. The glass on the balcony should be 1-way so that people on the deck below can't see you on your balcony.

There is a power outage at the Hotel in Guatemala.