Sololá Hotel Guide - Chichi Cemetery hotels in Sololá, Guatemala.

"Staff was great and everything was clean. Nice hot shower."

"I did not get free breakfast, but the food was very good. Wendy was really helpful in coordinating tours and transportation."

"This was a great stay! My boyfriend also asked the front desk if they can make him a bouquet for my 30th birthday and he surprised me with it! The bouquet was beautiful!!! All of the staff are friendly and helpful."

"Good staff, very nice place "

"The Hotel is great and super quiet, except to enjoy the vegetation around."

"Art and coffee is truly a beautiful and stunning place. Unlike any other place, I have found on this earth. The staff are warm and welcome and inviting, fellow travelers are warm and respectful, and the whole town of Jaibailito is out of a dream. Which makes art and coffee fit so well."

"Muy buen hotel hermosa vista lo único que siempre mas de algo no functions sauna humedo en esta occasion "

"Perdonal amable, tarda hasta 6 minutos en calentar el agua de la ducha. La regadera tapada. "

"This hostel is a great choice in Santa Cruz. It's right in front of the dock so no rolling your suitcase over rocky paths. It's also a 4 minute walk to the party hostel Free Cerveza if you want to get that energy and use their dock, and a 10 minute walk to nice kayaking, paddleboarding and swimming. I stayed in a Private the whole time. The first was Balto and the second was Toliman. Toliman was gorgeous and had a lake view - would be great for a couple. I think I preferred Balto because at night it was cozier and quieter. Family dinner is wonderful at this hostel and such a core part of the experience. I participated every night and loved it. The food was great and the company was amazing. There are also different activities each night and the Open Mic Night is a blast. People from all over the town come for it. The highlight was Sam who was our hiking guide for the sunrise hike. The hike itself was gorgeous; on top of that Sam was really an expert not just with knowledge of the area but also with ensuring our safety and enjoyment. It's technically a short and easyish hike but I have chronic pain and limitations. Sam ensured that I was doing okay, had me hike at the front of the pack to help control the pace, and even gave me cookies because the sugar helps your body. We also learned so many interesting things about the volcanos, the lake and the local Mayan culture."