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Excellent location. Well kept grounds. Great views over the lake. Nice and clean lake swimming spot close by. Quiet and restful compared to Flores. Centrally located with eateries and public shuttle close by. Closer to Tikal than Flores. Very friendly and helpful staff. Let us check in early which was awesome.

Muy bien todo

This hotel is truly remarkable. Its architecture not only dazzles the eye but also ingeniously combats Petén's high temperatures. The staff are exceptionally friendly, and the hotel's "no music" policy preserves its serene atmosphere, offering a perfect escape from city life. We especially adore the tranquil lake harbors for swimming and relaxation. The f ood they gave us was also great!

Very pleased we stayed in El Remate as it was close to Tikal and the border with Belize. The hotel / our room had lake views and we swan from the dock close by. The room was very clean , we had the end room so had the best view. Nice balcony and close to shops and restaurants . Friendly owner , Humberto, organised a great tour to Tikal ( 5:30 am pickup ) with a group.

It's a hidden treasure in El Remate. I loved the room and the view, although the heat was intense, and the only cooling option was a fan. Fortunately, the hotel has its own energy plant, allowing us to use it during town power outages.

The location was amazing, and the property is beautiful, well maintained, and the most delicious Guatemalan breakfast. I will definitely recommend Alice Guesthouse to anyone visiting Tikal and its beautiful surroundings.

This place is amazing in every single regard, the wonderful and welcoming staff, comfortable and light spaces, the exquisite meals, and the incredible stillness. Will keep returning for sure.

I am unsure if it was because we had just spent two nights in the painful, sweltering heat of the jungle (45 degrees Celsius) with no air conditioning and anything with an air conditioner would have made us happy, but we loved this place the instant we arrived! We were welcomed by a delicious jamaica juice welcome drink and a very friendly lady at reception. We were surprised to learn that there was a complementary 1-hour boat ride on the lake every day at 16:45 and that the temazcal (sauna) was also included in the price of the accommodation. The property grounds included a wonderfully kept garden and open grass area by the lakeside as well as a forested area where we say monkeys, squirrels, hummingbirds, iguanas, etc. The gardener Martin was very friendly and saw that we were interested in seeing wildlife, so he pointed out the monkeys (called "bonitos") and told us the local names of the birds and even treated us to some fish seeding. It seems that the stale bread from the restaurant is used to feed the fish at the lake every morning. There were hundreds, if not thousands, of hungry fish gobbling up the bread that we threw into the lake, The room itself was heaven - a beautiful view from the balcony, air conditioning, and a lot of space. We were told at reception that internet was not available in the rooms, but we were surprised to find a network with a very strong, stable, and fast internet connection. This worked out perfectly for me as I was able to work comfortably inside the air conditioned room. There was a table provided in the room, which I turned into my desk. All but one person working at the hotel (a male at reception) were very friendly, from reception staff to restaurant staff, to the gardener. The food at the restaurant is pricey, but good. Note that there really isn't a choice nearby, so you are stuck with the hotel restaurant unless you have your own transport or would like to shell out money for tuk tuks.

Bruno is great! Gave me an aguacate and some sweet potato!

That it was small and family run, nothing fancy and served my needs as a solo traveler well.