Hotels near Central Park

"Very clean, comfortable bed, beautiful gardens. Great location! "

"Great Breakfast Buffet. The hotel is in the entrance of Antigua, so it´s about 4,000 steps from the Cathedral and the park (where restaurants and coffe shops are). Nice rooms (clean, TV, bathtub, etc). The Hotel has abot 3 museums inside. This hotel was build on a ancient catholic convent where monks and priests lived their religious life. There are catacombs with the remains of the people that lived there. Trully, the only real 5 star hotel in Central America."

"Beautiful hotel with very comfortable rooms. About 4 blocks from the main square in Antigua. On site restaurant was excellent with very attentive service."

"Breakfast at the restaurant was very good and faired priced "

"The property looks exactly like the pictures - so no scam here. Very cute hotel, far enough from the central area to be quiet, and close enough that everywhere is easily reachable within a few minutes. The staff were helpful and friendly overall. The only reason I deducted one star is that the AC would not go below 18°C, so if you’re a cold sleeper, this might be tough."

"Wonderful location just a block from the Arch. The terrace is perfect for viewing the volcanoes, especially Fuego, who is active. The restaurant is good, but a little pricey. However, it's dinner and a show! A marimba band entertains, and if you time it right, you can see the Baile de Moros, or Dance of the Moors. So fun!"

"The hotel has a great location with many sites and restaurants within a few minutes of walking!"

"The food was basic, not many options to choose. "

"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."