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La Inmaculada

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La Inmaculada is a contemporary boutique-style hotel in Guatemala City's vibrant Zona Rosa district.

You see plenty of traditional Mayan themes throughout Guatemala, but this refreshing little boutique-style hotel in the capital, Guatemala City, is uncompromisingly contemporary. With just 11 guest rooms and two suites it offers a comprehensive service, and excellent attention to detail. There are high-end bathroom amenities, top quality bedlinen, and, for a special treat, in-room spa services.

There is a tranquil central courtyard where you can take breakfast or relax and a restaurant serving lunch and dinner – you can also receive your meals in your room. The hotel is situated in the central Zona Rosa district where there are many other eating options, shopping and entertainment.

What our clients say

Highlight: It is difficult to pick one thing. We loved the feel of Antigua and will consider going back there to spend more time. We also loved travelling through the…
DE, Wilmslow Feb 2016
Most Memorable Moment?: Difficult to pick only 1! The ruins at Copan & Tikal were truly stunning and we also loved the costumes and villages in the Highlands
FC, Haywards Heath Feb 2016
Highlights:- Loved all of it for different reasons, what made the trip exceptional though was the ease of travelling facilitated by the local representatives
GW, Chinnor May 2011
A wonderful trip combining exploration, education and adventure with some relaxation at the end. We learned about the Maya and wildlife from our knowledgeable guides. Highlights:Sitting on the stones at…
SB, London Jun 2016
The combo of Guatemala Highlands and Honduras/Livingston offered the experience of a variety of settings and cultures. I must say that Antigua and Atitlan were stunning!
CV NYC, USA Nov 2012
The stay at LA Lancha and visiting Tikal and Yaxha. Also, our stay at Chan Chich
JW, Bedford Dec 2015

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