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Best family friendly Guatemala resorts

Among the 848 accommodations in Guatemala, here are the 2 best family friendly resorts

Apartamento Valerie - Guatemala
10 75 reviews

Apartamento Valerie

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This Guatemala City apartment is excellently located a two-minute walk from Hospital Pilar and the American and German Clubs, and a 4.5-kilometre drive from Ciudad Cayalá.
The three-bedroom, two-bathroom property sleeps six, boasting a swimming pool, gym, children's play area, and parking for two cars, plus access to on-site meeting rooms and a teen entertainment centre.
Fully Equipped Apartment W/ Rooftop In The City - Guatemala
9.7 707 reviews

Fully Equipped Apartment W/ Rooftop In The City

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This apartment is ideally situated in Zone 10 of Guatemala City, just 10 kilometres from the airport and 5 kilometres from the city's main centre. With excellent ratings for location, cleanliness, and user experience, this property offers a comfortable and convenient stay.
The apartment features two bedrooms and two bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to four guests. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities including a fully equipped kitchen, a rooftop terrace with panoramic city views, a fitness centre, and a well-stocked pantry.

Best Guatemala resorts with a pool

Among the 848 accommodations in Guatemala, here are the 2 best resorts with a pool

Guatemala City, Full Apartment - Guatemala
9.7 78 reviews

Guatemala City, Full Apartment

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Brunelo apartment, a three-bedroom flat in Zona 10, Guatemala City, is situated near the Mexican Embassy and a short distance from Oakland Mall.
This luxury dwelling sleeps six, boasting a modern kitchen with fridge and microwave, plus on-site amenities including a swimming pool, fitness centre, and garden; guests can easily explore Guatemala City's attractions from this convenient location.
Suite Vhandi | Monterrico | Frente Mar | Piscina - Guatemala
9.5 184 reviews

Suite Vhandi | Monterrico | Frente Mar | Piscina

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The Ocean Suite Frente Al Mar En Monterrico is a resort located on Monterrico's central hotel line, offering direct Pacific Ocean views and situated just 200 metres from CECON's weekly turtle release events between March and November. This one-bedroom villa for four guests boasts air conditioning, a swimming pool, garden, fitness centre, parking, and exclusive beachfront lounge access, with the unique advantage of a backup generator for uninterrupted stays despite the absence of hot water.

Frequently asked questions about resorts in Guatemala

  • What are the top attractions in Guatemala?

    Guatemala boasts incredible diversity! For Mayan history, Tikal, with its towering temples, is a must-see. Antigua, a colonial city, is stunning with its cobblestone streets and churches like the Convento de Santo Domingo. Lake Atitlán offers breathtaking scenery and charming villages like San Juan la Laguna, known for its textiles. Semuc Champey, with its cascading turquoise pools, is perfect for nature lovers. And don't forget the vibrant capital, Guatemala City, with its bustling markets and museums.
  • Which airports are the biggest in Guatemala?

    La Aurora International Airport (GUA) in Guatemala City is the main international airport. There are smaller airports in other regions, but GUA handles the vast majority of international flights.
  • Is it common to pay with cash or card in Guatemala?

    While credit cards are increasingly accepted in larger hotels and restaurants, especially in tourist areas, cash, particularly the Quetzal (GTQ), remains king. It's advisable to carry sufficient Quetzales, especially in smaller towns and rural areas.
  • Is the driving culture in Guatemala considered safe for tourists?

    Driving in Guatemala can be challenging for tourists. The roads can be poorly maintained, and the driving style is often aggressive. It's generally recommended to use public transport, organised tours, or hire a reputable driver, rather than driving yourself.
  • Are there any important traditions to honour while travelling in Guatemala?

    Respectful behaviour is key. Learn a few basic Spanish phrases. When visiting Mayan communities, it's polite to ask permission before taking photos. Be mindful of local customs and dress modestly, particularly when visiting religious sites.
  • Are there any noteworthy festivals unique to Guatemala?

    Semana Santa (Holy Week) is a major event, with elaborate processions in Antigua and other towns. The Fiesta de Santiago in Santiago Sacatepéquez is a vibrant celebration with traditional dances and costumes. Many smaller towns and villages also hold unique fiestas throughout the year, often tied to patron saint celebrations.
  • What areas offer the best experiences for a full week in Guatemala?

    A week allows for a good exploration. You could combine Antigua for its colonial charm, Lake Atitlán for its stunning scenery and Mayan culture, and Tikal for its incredible Mayan ruins. This itinerary offers a mix of history, culture, and nature.
  • Where should you go for a fun weekend in Guatemala?

    Antigua is perfect for a weekend getaway. Its colonial architecture, charming cafes, and nearby volcanoes offer plenty to explore. Alternatively, Lake Atitlán provides a relaxing escape with beautiful views and opportunities for hiking and watersports.
  • Are there parts of Guatemala with consistently good weather throughout the year?

    The Pacific coast, particularly areas around Antigua, tends to have pleasant weather year-round, although it can get hot during the dry season (November to April). However, remember that Guatemala's climate varies significantly depending on altitude and location.
  • What are the emergency contacts for medical or security situations in Guatemala?

    For medical emergencies, dial 125. For security emergencies, dial 110. It's always advisable to have the contact information for your embassy or consulate readily available.
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