Tikal Hotel La Casa De Don David

Tikal visitors looking for hotels should stop at "Tikal Hotel La Casa De Don David" in El Remate. Secluded in its own jungle garden on Lake Peten Itza, this beautiful hotel is less than 15 minutes from the entrance to Tikal Park and 25 minutes from Flores. Don David, with his 25 years living in Peten, has lots of helpful information. The guesthouse can offer great tips on how to get the most from your day in Tikal or on trips to remote areas, etc. There is also laundry service, cashing of traveler checks, bus service to Tikal, Flores, and also to Guatemala City, Palenque (Chiapas, Mexico), Rio Dulce (Oaxaca, Mexico), Coban, Belize, and Chetumal (Quintana Roo, Mexico). The grounds are lush and walkways are of beautifully laid native rock. The hotel is a wonderful place to base your Tikal vacation activities. It is located in the village of El Remate, between Flores and Tikal. They are very close to a number of important Mayan ruins. The most famous of these Mayans ruins is Tikal but they are also close to Yaxha, Nakun, Uaxactun, Zotz, Motul and Ceibal. If you enjoy pyramids, archaeology and ancient cultures then you will this location most interesting. There are also wildlife sanctuaries, parks and other fascinating places to see and explore. The clean and modern bungalows and rooms have fans (none of the rooms are air conditioned), double beds, and tile baths. Most have hot water. In total, there are 15 rooms and unfortunately, none of the rooms have TV but this is part of the experience and reality of visiting Guatemala. The hotel rooms are large, well cared for and most have a view of the lake. Each hotel room has a private bath and fan with a veranda sitting area. The water is clean and filtered. Guests who have stayed here all say the food is excellent and well worth the stopping for even if you cannot spend the night. This is not a typical hotel. The folks at Tikal Hotel La Casa De Don David sincerely care about their guests, their village, the people of the village, the environment, the Mayan culture and ensuring all have a safe and wonderful visit to Guatemala regardless of whether you are a paying guest or just a traveller passing by.

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