Hotel Vintage "Rialto"

The room is very comfortable, the staff, very kind and knowledgeable, the breakfasts are amazing.

there is some traffic noise but we are in the center and of course there’s going to be traffic.

Very nice host, beautifully decorated room, nice terrace, great location and good breakfast…

… unfortunately very cold and very noisy room (the host offers earplugs)

Our room was beautiful - new King mattress, all updated bathroom, quaint decor. Breakfast was exceptional. So much fresh fruit! Staff speaks no English, but made efforts to help us.

So much street noise! Staff left ear plugs, so that was nice, but we are not used to the traffic and thin walls. I would recommend adding a front desk and fixing up a lobby area. Also, there needs to be a sign outside. Our driver had a hard time finding. I think this family has a good start and hope they continue with some improvements.

Large and comfortable bed, great location, welcoming and friendly staff, and gorgeous decoration in the room.

The street outside the room was a bit noisy in the morning, but we were provided with earplugs.

Very nicely renovated rooms in vintage style. Very clean and comfortable. Very nice owner. Also very nice breakfast with a great view to the city center.

The only thing which stopped me from giving a ten, was that I could hear the street and it was pretty cold during the night. But I am more sensitive at this then others and would still recommend this hotel to everyone.

incredibly nice family who owns/runs the hotel. location was great, short walking distance to the main square. WiFi perfect in the room and outside.

road noise, but the pair of earplugs did the trick!

Oscar did an incredible job making us feel as comfortable as it gets. The facility looks brand new and well maintained. The room was super clean! Breakfast was great, and the place is just a few minutes walk from the central park. Would definitely return:)

There isn't yet a sign, so it was a bit hard to find. Just go straight to the location that Oscar sends you

The room was a beautiful restoration of a traditional city house, with the exposed stone construction and beautiful wooden floors, with an impeccable modern bathroom. The owner was very flexible, allowing me to shift my stay by one day (after an injury), and then shift back to my original day again (after a speedy recovery). Kudos for his flexibility!

Because I was only in Quetzaltenango for 3 days, I was looking for a hotel. After all, it is called "Hotel Vintage Rialto". I never would have stayed here had I known it was a "home stay". Some of the drawbacks I would have avoided with a hotel: - Mostly because it lacks a sign, it is difficult from drivers to find. I arrived in the rain and was knocking at the wrong door, because of the confusion. - Lack of fixed schedule for breakfast. Of my three days, I wasn't able to eat a single of my "included" breakfasts. - WiFi-Friendliness: Their WiFi password should have been written down and available in my room. Instead I had to make 4 trips to the owners quarters to get my two devices attached. They have enough hardware (Wifi repeaters). All they have to do it provide the written password at check-in. - Lots of street noise. They offer ear plugs, but I would rather have a quiet hotel than a noisy hotel with ear plugs.