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Hotel Banana Palms
At a Glance
- many activities, always something going on
Pros
- difficult to procure space on weekends
- many activities, so not good if you're looking for seclusion
Cons
Hotel Banana Palms Review
Río Dulce's largest resort is also one of its more luxurious properties. Guests flock for the weekend from Guatemala City, leaving the hotel relatively quiet during the week. It's set amid lovely forested grounds near the San Felipe fortress. Rooms are all suites, with small kitchens, living rooms, and bedrooms containing one or two queen-size beds. Second-floor suites have private decks with individual hot tubs. The Banana Palms is a good option for families, since it has a separate children's pool, and games such as foosball, Ping-Pong, and billiards.
- Address: 300 meters east of Castillo San Felipe, Río Dulce, 18019
- Phone: 7930-5022; 2334-2598 in Guatemala City
- Website: www.bananapalms.com.gt
- Location: Río Dulce
Contact Information
- 33 rooms.
- Credit cards accepted.
Hotel Details
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