Santa Cruz del Quiché Hotels with Swimming Pool

"Amazing view to the lake, helicopter port and access to votes to go to the different towns."

"Nice facilities, nice atmosphere but it’s too bad. They don’t offer a free breakfast."

"The staff was amazing - especially the waiters in both restaurants. The food was delicious, but dinners were a bit overpriced in my opinion. As there is not much to do around the hotel, it would be nice if they had a complimentary shuttle. But a beautiful, relaxing property that is well maintained. "

"The hotel is located on the lake, well maintained property with friendly staff. CAUTIOn; The rooms had mobile air conditioning units that were noisy; there was very loud music/ karaoke on weeknight that very annoyiny& disturbing. I do not recommend to get their promotional breakfast - you can easily get better tasting food with a wider variety within walking distance of the hotel. Rooms do not have safe on 1-4 floors?!"

"Big room "

"The lovely Hotel Villa Santa Catarina is Guatemalan-owned. Beautiful two pools, great view of the lake, and a short tuk-tuk ride to Panajachel. The restaurant on site is fantastic for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Room was spacious - no A/C, but not a problem with the cool lake breeze at night."

"This property charges premium prices but delivers very little beyond the view. The location overlooking Lake Atitlán is beautiful. Unfortunately, that’s where the positives end. The internet was essentially unusable during my stay. For a hotel at this price level, reliable internet should be basic. I had work to do and could not connect. Mobile data also barely works in this location, so the hotel’s Wi-Fi is the only option. What made the situation worse was the response from staff. No one was helpful or interested in resolving the issue. The explanation I received was that their office computer connected by LAN was working, so the problem must be Wi-Fi. They also blamed the internet provider. In other words, no one took responsibility. One staff member even told me that because this is an “eco-resort,” guests shouldn’t need internet. That response is dismissive. Many guests still need internet for work, communication, or basic travel planning. For one of the more expensive properties around Lake Atitlán, the lack of amenities and the failure to provide reliable internet is unacceptable. The view is fantastic, but the experience did not match the price. Management should address both the connectivity issue and how staff handle guest concerns."