Unless your from Guatemala don't stay here. Not one English speaking person works there, it was nearly impossible to even order food. I understand Guatemala is Spanish speaking but when the majority of customers are tourists speaking english it's stupid to not have an English speaking person on staff. Myself and several others were very frustrated with this.
On my last day of staying here I got up at 830am for breakfast and then catch my boat to livingston. They had the entire resteraunt shut down. The sign says the resteraunt opens at 7am. Not a single worker was even on the premises. I just walked out of the place without even being able to checkout.
The rooms were very noisey. The hotel is right next to a church where they sing over loud speaker all night. When the music stops you can hear large semi trucks in the street and as they pass the hotel shakes. Even with earplugs in all night I was woken up several times.
All they give you for a blanket is a light sheet that doesn't actually fit the bed. I had to wear pants and a sweatshirt just to stay warm.
The bathroom showers also do not drain properly so the floor stays wet all day which makes for a very humid room in the night time. It is also nearly impossible to hang dry clothes or even a towel.
The Wi-Fi does not reach the rooms. You must be in the downstairs lobby to get Wi-Fi signal. I stayed here 2 nights and on the last night the Wi-Fi did not work at all. This really screwed me for booking a hostel before arriving in livingston.
Ps they also microwave the chocolate crossaints and they were very bland.
Best coffee in Rio Dulce. And Air conditioning!
Great coffee
Hôtel restaurant tenu par un caractériel qui dénigre tout le monde, clients, amis fournisseurs et personnel
J'ai passé plus de 2 mois dans cet établissement, changement de draps des serviettes de bains et nettoyage de la chambre une fois toute le 3 semaines et sur insistance. Restaurant fade ambiance froide, musique de dingue tonitruante.
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Great crepes!!
The ONLY air conditioning cafe in the neighborhood. Crepes are nice, coffee is really good. Small, but not crowdy place to rest or to have breakfast/lunch.
Best coffee in Rio Dulce
Great crepes with a wide variety, only lacking in vegan options. Good coffee and tea and a large selection of alcoholic and soft drinks. Also has a hotel and terrace restaurant attached. Staff are very friendly. There is outdoor seating gbut it's on a busy main road. Air conditioning and a special of the day at 35 Qs during lunch hours that looks good.