Find 3 Star Hotels in Jaibalito from AED 109

"A perfect respite on Lake Atitlan, away from the congestion of the town in its own nook. Incredibly well maintained and very friendly staff. Highly recommend"

"I wanted a quiet time. This hotel had it all, bar, restaurant and very friendly staff! They arrange our transportation and gave us tips for us to enjoy our time. 10/10 recommend. Staying here is a must. The views cannot be better! "

"Absolutely loved this place. So so cute, clean, quiet and relaxing. The staff is so accommodating and sweet, they were always asking if they could get me anything. Food is SO GOOD. Best juices I have ever had in my life. The stairs around the property are killer but it’s worth it for the views, quality and price. Can’t wait to come back!"

"I love the location and the amenities that this places has to offer. It was easy to schedule a massage or anything you needed with the concierge. The food in the restaurant was delicious and always prepared fresh, and the rooms were breathtaking. I will definitely return soon. "

"The check in took some time if you get there early, other than that the standard rooms were very spacious. Its quiet. very central to everything. Would recommend"

"Very good service "

"Excellent"

"Very charming hotel overlooking the lake. Lovely landscaping made for beautiful outdoor spaces to lie in a hammock, sit by the water, etc. Our room was clean and nice, but the bathroom and sheets could have been better. Breakfast was good - you get some options of traditional Guatemalan, more American style, pancakes, yogurt/granola etc. It is built into the hillside over the lake so there is some walking up and down to get around, but the staff kindly helped us with our luggage. No TVs in our room so would recommend bringing books / a deck of cards. We enjoyed using the free kayaks but were a little disappointed the hot tub was an additional charge. The area is in between San Juan and San Pedro - it's an easy walk into San Juan by a path down by the water, and easy to walk into San Pedro too but it's along a main road without sidewalks. Tuktuks are cheap and easy ways to get around, as are water taxis."