Rainforest Haven Inn

Great location, very close to downtown area, market and Cahal Pech pyramids. The AC was not working properly but they fixed it super fast and then it worked great. I liked the shared kitchen in case you want to make some food. The room and restroom were very big.

All good

Nice, functional kitchen, good a/c in the bedroom, cool tiles on your feet, plenty of bottled water, clean place, roof top view and breeze, felt very safe and very helpful, informative and nice concierge. Plus, close to town but also, quiet location!

Really nothing we didn’t like. It was not a private kitchen but that reflected on the good rental rate. No bugs, so guess that’s another plus. Concierge was right on anything we had trouble setting up, like the gas stove.

Convenient location. Well stocked shared kitchen, fun activities upstairs (hot sauce and rum tasting), comfortable bed and massive bathroom. Great value.

We couldn’t find it and there was no clear sign outside.

We liked the hotels proximity to the downtown area as well as the Mary Sharp hot sauce and rum tasting on the rooftop. We enjoyed having access to the kitchen (even though it was shared). Management is extremely responsive and easy to communicate with. The cost was very appropriate for what we received.

The beds are not the most comfortable. The pillows also could use an upgrade. The bathroom is adjacent to the room and is private, but it is not connected to ventilation and becomes very humid. The only clothesline in the room is in the human bathroom, so nothing dries which was disappointing given the high number of water excursions in the area.

Basic room, but very spacious including a huge private bathroom. Filtered water in the communal kitchen. Hot shower. Cooking classes offered at the rooftop bar above the hotel. Very friendly staff who provided lots of recommendations. Right in the heart of San Ignacio.

Nice accommodations, good location within walking distance to tours and restaurants. Had nice rooftop bar with swings and great views. It was nice to have a kitchen to share. Quiet.

Location was 5 minute walk down to downtown and Burns street, but still quiet enough for a peaceful stay. This allowed us enjoy restaurants, shops, and markets in the evenings after spending the daytime at remote jungle locations, without having to drive after dark. Room was large and cool with AC and daylight basement location with unexpected heat wave during our stay. Bathroom large with clothesline for drying swimsuits and towels. Shared kitchen had everything you could ever need.

A room safe would have been handy, though then you also run the risk of forgetting to take passports for Tikal. Lavatory stopper didn't work too well, so I just used a towel when dealing with contact lenses.