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Hotel Tikal Inn
Hotel in Tikal
Stay at location right inside Tikal National Park, enjoy the refreshing jungle experience and Ancient Maya History. Relax in their outdoor pool watching spider monkey play in trees outside your...
J
Jussi
From
NetherlandsExcellent location at the National Park. Good food choices in the restaurant and they are able to arrange shuttles and tours to the park (note that tickets need to be bought in advance, they guided us well about that. Electricity is temporary, internet is on all the time. 2.23MB/s down/2.82MB/s up.
Recommend to stay. 2 days is better to be able to do both sunrise and sunset tours.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.4
Very Good - What previous guests thought, 1,019 reviews
Price from
$52.44
1 night, 2 adults
Hotel Jungle Lodge Tikal
Hotel in Tikal
Jungle Lodge Tikal Hotel is inside of the National Park Tikal we offer an exceptional experience of ancient city.
M
Maribel
From
Puerto RicoThe place is literally inside the jungle! Beautiful cabana with private bathroom, clean and walking distance to the park. Great swimming pool and great place to hang out with your family. Super friendly staff! Nature will wake you up in the early morning!
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.4
Very Good - What previous guests thought, 1,098 reviews
Price from
$133.56
1 night, 2 adults
Jungle Lodge Tikal Hostal
Hotel in Tikal
Jungle Lodge Tikal is a historic hotel founded within the first archaeological camp of Tikal, in addition to standard rooms, suites and bungalows, offers a version perfect for travelers seeking...
E
Elizabeth
From
United Statestruly a wonderful experience which I wish for everyone. The Jungle Lodge is right in the park, so it is easy to visit Tikal multiple times in a day. the staff was lovely…every single person. they shared their love of their heritage and an easygoing attitude with guests from all over the world. We saw parrots, heard howler monkeys, had delicious food, enjoyed the pool after sweaty hikes. they have a pool table and showed a documentary every night. I feel so lucky I got to experience everything. If you are planning a trip to Tikal, do NOT stay in Flores or on the lake, it is an hour plus ride to the park. Have an experience you will never forget, stay in the Jungle lodge.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.4
Very Good - What previous guests thought, 905 reviews
Price from
$68.40
1 night, 2 adults
Hotel Jaguar Inn Tikal
Hotel in Tikal
Hotel Jaguar Inn Tikal is located inside the Tikal National Park surrounded by jungle and only a 10-minute walk from the temples of Tikal.
S
Surama
From
United Stateseverything is so convenient. great service. friendly staff. fast service.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.2
Very Good - What previous guests thought, 554 reviews
Price from
$70
1 night, 2 adults
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Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.4Very Good - What previous guests thought, 1,098 reviews
What Guests Said About Tikal:
- 6.0
The maps they sell you lie.
The maps they sell you lie. not all the buildings that show as uncovered are. Many of the "buildings" are just 1000 year old rubble piles under jungle canopy. REALLY poor signage or interpretation of the structures and NO information about what may have been discovered in the structure and where it may be viewed. Amazing temples here but the Guatemala Anthropology gang do a really poor job of communicating what the Maya were like. There are few areas that are cleared, as it would have been where Tikal was a massive city, so there is no sense of scale. The management can spent a ton of money on don't leave your trash signs, but nothing about the people who built the place.Guest review byFritzy goes sightseeingMexico - 10.0
One of the biggest cities of the Mayan era, it gives you a...
One of the biggest cities of the Mayan era, it gives you a notion of the immensity of the Mayan civilization. I recommend using the service of a guide, that can explain all the history and secrets behind the walls of the city. If you're just visiting the park, 1 night is enough, as the tour takes half a day. Inside you can buy water, sodas, chocolates and cookies, so bring your own snacks if that doesn't apeal to you.Guest review byIvoPortugal - 10.0
Experiencing Tikal in person is a world apart from simply...
Experiencing Tikal in person is a world apart from simply watching it on YouTube. The awe-inspiring scale of the ancient ruins, the rich sounds of the jungle, and the immersive sense of history are things that can't be fully captured on a screen. Standing among the towering temples, surrounded by the vibrant life of the rainforest, brings a profound sense of connection to the past that no video can replicate.Guest review byDannyUnited States - 10.0
I stayed on the grounds so there was not much around the...
I stayed on the grounds so there was not much around the area. Tikal was so rich with history and culture of the Mayans. Going to the museums in the park first is helpful to prepare you for what you will see at the ruins and why. The ruins were beautiful despite a lot of them not being excavated yet . Climbing to the top of the dome the ruins was breathtaking to be able to see what they saw. My tour guide was excellent and knew so many things outside of what the signs explained which made the trip more enjoyable.Guest review byTheresaUnited States - 10.0
Tikal is amazing. The structures and views are incredible.
Tikal is amazing. The structures and views are incredible. The history is unique and interesting. The area is confusing, but just walking the paths is delightful. Listen for the wildlife. Learn to recognize the structures that are not yet excavated. Align the maps they give/sell you, to navigate more easily. Guided tours have two costs: tour fee and guide fee. This was a surprise when we settled up at the end. Be sure to ask for total costs.Guest review byOrtegaCosta Rica - 10.0
BEWARE OF THE TOURIST GUIDES (Tikal or the rest of Guatemala...
BEWARE OF THE TOURIST GUIDES (Tikal or the rest of Guatemala)!!! they propose some very expensive visit on Tikal ($70...50....more or less) there is no published rates....so they do what they want...and they want money. ticket to Tikal is 150 Quetzal if you are a foreigner and 100Q if you are from Guatemala, that you must pay in cash to a bank ( BANRURAL).... and you get no receipt for that!!!Guest review bypascalFrance
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- From $72.50 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 8.4Very Good - What previous guests thought, 905 reviewsExcellent location inside Tikal where you can see from the pool toucans and spider monkeys (as in Tikal national park). We highly recommend the sunrise tour with Cesar (local guide from the Hotel) who can nicely explain the Maya culture in today’s words (he also grew up in the NY so his English is excellent).Guest review byKaterinaSwitzerland
- From $79.30 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 8.2Very Good - What previous guests thought, 552 reviewsI will struggle here as in all honesty I ended my stay here early. I found the bed was large and comfortable. It is in the biosphere and close to Tikal entrance. The driver the hotel used was great.Guest review byLukeUnited Kingdom
- From $72.50 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 8.4Very Good - What previous guests thought, 905 reviewsFully recommend to book a night in Tikal and get two day tickets - visit in the afternoon and in the morning for a near-empty park. Paco, the tour guide at the hotel was really good.Guest review byRobert PchnNetherlands
- From $69.59 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 8.4Very Good - What previous guests thought, 1,019 reviewsWe didn't look to book a hotel with a swimming pool, but it was very welcome after a long sweaty day in the national parkGuest review bySM-travelsUnited Kingdom
- From $173.47 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 8.4Very Good - What previous guests thought, 1,098 reviewsThis is the best hotel inside the Tikal park. The room was clean and close to the pool and lodge. The pool was great.Guest review byPeterUnited States
