Quetzaltenango Hotels
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dahipster1
- Reviews: 4
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Black Cat Hostel: Great hostel in Xela!
This place is 1 block from central park and just a cheap taxi ride away from the Minerva chicken bus terminal from which you can get anywhere. Its 60Q a night for a dorm which have 6 beds inside and is really comfortable! Ive never stayed in a dorm before this place and I think its great!
Free breakfast included!
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bougalou
- Reviews: 13
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Hotel Real Virginia: Strange architecture...but a good deal!
Hotel Real Virginia is located one block south of the main square (Parque Centro América) on a quiet side street. What strikes anyone who walks in the lobby is that you immediately notice that the central part of the hotel overlooks a basement car park, which is pretty weird! Luckily, the garage is rarely full and during my stay I didn't notice any car fumes.The rooms are all quite nice, with carpeted floors and decent beds. Bathrooms are clean and come with a heavy-duty shower, plenty of hot water and good pressure. A desk is provided and there is cable TV with American and Mexican stations. There are nice touches like monogrammed bedsheets and towels and free coffee and ice water. As well, there is a roof-top patio with tables and chairs with parasols. Service is extremely friendly and the manager loves to practice his English with guests. One drawback is that the rooms have no windows. Nevertheless, an excellent choice in this price range ($17/single)!
Confortable beds. Monogrammed sheets and towels. Plenty of hot water and good pressure in the shower. Carpeted floors. Weird architecture with all rooms overlooking basement car park. Free coffee.
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bougalou
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Hotel Modelo: A good choice in Xela
Hotel Modelo has two units located a few yards from each other on the same street. The main unit is better by far than the annex, which although very quiet and clean, is a bit gloomy. The rooms in the annex are quite large and are furnished in heavy wooden colonial style. The staff is very friendly and most are able to speak English. The main unit is a superb old colonial Spanish-type house, with a large indoor patio, around which the rooms are located. The dining room is quite attractive. This hotel is popular with travel groups so is often fully booked. A good buffet breakfast is included in the price of the room.
The main unit...a great old colonial residence not far from the main square.
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rafgys
- Reviews: 263
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Casa Argentina's: Nice private room!!
It's about five or six blocks from Parque Central ... a nice hostel with plenty of really cheap private rooms (Q$ 30, around USD 4.25), and a huge dorm with way too many beds (Q$ 20). There are two kitchens, a nice yard/garden, balconies. All the restrooms are shared, and showers may be a bit cold (not always).
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RAZOR-REN
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HOTEL CASA FLORENCIA: CLEAN COMFY PLACE
VERY SPACIOUS CLEAN ROOM, PRIVATE BATHROOM, ALTHOUGH I DIDN'T LIKE THE EXPOSED WIRE ON THE SHOWER SO BE CAREFUL NOT TO TOUCH IT WHILST TAKING A SHOWER! THE DOWNSIDE WAS THAT THE WINDOWS OVERLOOKED THE RECEPTION AREA INSTEAD OF OUTSIDE ALTHOUGH NOT TO WORRY AS THERE AERE CURTAINS PROVIDED. YOU'RE ALSO NOT EXEMPT FROM ANY NOISE OUTSIDE ESPECIALLY IF FIREWORKS GO OFF.
THE HOTEL HAS A COMFATABLE SEATING AREA BY THE RECEPTION AND I THINK THEY HAD A CAFE NOT QUITE SURE. BUT THERE'S DEFINATELY A DRINKS VENDING MACHINE INSIDE.
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metteks
- Reviews: 207
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San Rafael: Cheap hostel
This hostel was cheap, but very run down. I had a ok room, and the toilet and bathroom was shared and not too clean.
The last night I stayed here my sleep was disturbed by a prostitute staying at the hotel, so I was glad that I left the next day.
I stayed here because of the cheap price and because I met some nice people here.
All rooms faced a nice courtyard, where one could relax or talk to fellow travellers and enjoy the sun that sometimes warmed us.
I payed 20 Q pr. night (year 2001 prices).
Be aware that the nights here can be very cold (I was here in january). I slept with a sheet, two blankets, a bedcover and a coat!
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AnnaLupilla
- Reviews: 1115
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Altense: Open late night ... thanx a lot!
Actually, I haven't stayed there too long as I arrived friday night at 11.50 p.m. and left saturday at 7.30 a.m. The few hours I had there were literally very sleepy. Bed was good, room and toilet clean. I payed Q 50 for one night with bathroom. Towel, soap and toilet paper included.
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- Written June 4, 2005
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