Pet Friendly Hotels & Resorts in Pacific Coast from NZ$95

"Location was ideal for our trip- just walking around Antigua. The pool was nice and we liked our room a lot. We were charged an additional fee in cash USD upon arrival (40 bucks) and then they wanted bills in better condition and I was confused about that and we had ri go through all of my bag to find acceptable bills. Breakfast is often included but it wasn’t on our reservation- my understanding is because we booked through Expedia. "

"This property is perfectly located just a block away from the Santa Catalina Arch and may other landmarks like the San Jose Cathedral and park. A Starbucks on the corner which was a plus. Overall great stay. When I come back to Antigua definitely staying there again. I traveled with my mom and aunt and they enjoyed their stayed as well."

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"First and foremost, the staff at El Carmen are wonderful, especially Arnold who took care of us from arrival to departure and the staff at breakfast. Our room was lovely, well-appointed and had a fantastic hot shower. We loved having lunch in the courtyard and breakfast on the terrace. The food was really good and well-priced. After 6 weeks in Guatemala, we can say this was our favorite hotel experience."

"Hands down one of the most beautiful hotels I have every stayed at. The grounds are exceptionally well kept, the staff are super helpful and friendly, and the views are one of a kind. The steps to climb are steep but there are many staff available to help you carry your luggage. The room was small but it didn't matter because we much preferred to spend our time exploring the property. The dinner was delicious and we also loved swimming in the lake. I cannot preface enough that this hotel is a MUST stay when visiting Lake Atitlan, even if just for one night. "

"Under the Arch, Within the City Set beneath Antigua’s iconic arch, Hotel Convento Santa Catalina places you exactly where the city begins to breathe. Step outside and everything is near. Step inside and it softens—gardens, quiet corners, a pause from the street. Rooms are simple, spacious, and comfortable. The staff moves with quiet efficiency, arranging what you need before you ask—like our transfer to Lake Atitlán, handled with ease. In the days before Semana Santa, the city hums a little longer. By ten, it begins to fade; and sometimes, in the quiet hours, distant bells would wake us—we’d count the rings, then slip back into sleep. A stay defined not by excess, but by balance—location, calm, and the feeling of being exactly where you should be."