This tropical Central American country is a diverse land of volcanoes and rainforests, ancient Mayan sites and Spanish colonial architecture. It?s a place where centuries-old culture is still preserved, in rural communities and sites such as the pyramids of Tikal, Guatemala?s most famous attraction. And with more than 98% of the country?s land made up of countryside and villages, it offers an impressive array of natural wonders. Beaches on the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, also make its coastline a marvellous sun holiday, conducive to scuba diving, kayaking and swimming in the balmy waters.
Posada Del Angel, Antigua

While still in its infancy, Posada del Angel was visited by the likes of Bill Clinton during his Presidency. But on first sight you may be surprised to learn it?s fewer than three decades old; with much patina, terracotta tiles, stone walls and a pretty pillared central courtyard bursting with blooms, it resembles a heritage building, blending well into Antigua?s cobbled streets and colonial-era properties. This was the UNESCO-listed city?s first-ever boutique hotel, with a long narrow outdoor pool, a plushly decorated outdoor terrace with far-reaching volcano views, a breakfast dining room with an open fire and just seven individualised suites. Check Availability & Prices
Las Lagunas Hotel Guatemala

Stay in your own private jungle bungalow with vaulted beamed ceilings, a patio, hot tub, minibar and an indoor-outdoor seating area. This eco-friendly ...