Hostal Imperial — Hotel in Sacatepéquez

This hostel was very convenient and very helpful with my travels, with a beautiful view. They fill anyones traveling needs. The view of fuego de volcán was absolutely stunning. It has a very nice roof top within the heart of antigua with a 360 view of the city. Only blocks away from Arco de Santa Catalina. It also had a grill which was nice when hanging out on the patio.Close to a Atm that even takes even my Canadian debit. I really like how there was a safe to lock anything important aswell. The owner is a very trust worthy and smart guy who is always willing to help you with the best deals and places to go. They even hooked me up with taxis that I could trust to be on time for a good price. Everyone at the hostel is very happy and the prices are really good for what you get. Overall my experience wouldn't be nearly as good if I didn't stay with Imperial. Can't wait for the next time...

We booked a shuttle from Antigua to La Ceiba and ended up in San Pedro Sula after dark (that place everybody tells you not to go to, especially at night).|We were supposed to change shuttles once but ended up in two collectivos after the first one until the last one just left us at the bus stop. |The price of the shuttle was 50 usd per person!|In the end we had to pay for 2 hostels (we couldn't cancel the one in La Ceiba), 2xtaxi and the bus fare the next morning to La Ceiba.|The situation of not knowing what's going on, where we were and what to do was very stressful. Luckily we were able to use our Guatemalan SIM cards with roaming to figure out a place to sleep.||The email I sent for my money back was ignored. Unprofessional and...

Beware of their shuttle service! We booked a shuttle from Antigua to La Ceiba and ended up in San Pedro Sula after dark (that place everybody tells you not to go to, especially at night). We were supposed to change shuttles once but ended up in two collectivos after the first one until the last one just left us at the bus stop. The price of the shuttle was 50 usd per person! In the end we had to pay for 2 hostels (we couldn't cancel the one in La Ceiba), 2xtaxi and the bus fare the next morning to La Ceiba. The situation of not knowing what's going on, where we were and what to do was very stressful. Luckily we were able to use our Guatemalan SIM cards with roaming to figure out a place to sleep.

The email I sent after...