I just returned last night from 11 days in Guatemala, including 2 nights at the Jungle Lodge. Two years ago, we stayed at the Tikal Inn, so i feel prepared to compare the 2 best properties (and most expensive) in Tikal. Overall, the Jungle lodge is the better experience. The Tikal Inn has the cleaner, more pristine pool, but the... more

My wife and I stayed at the Jungle Lodge inside the park. The food was good and the beers were cold. It was really great to be inside the park. I like hearing all of the animal noises at night. We booked ahead of time. Had to send several emails before we got a response. Other than that, it wasn't... more

This hotel was a little more expensive that what we want to spend, but ended up being really excellent. True 4 star standard, with big and clean room that had a mozzie net. So it was great not just for a place in a middle of a jungle, but it was just a great hotel (well bungalows I guess). Dinner... more

We spent two nights at the Jungle Lodge. The location is perfect for sunset or sunrise trips into the Tikal park, since the lodge is a two-minute walk to the park gate. However, the food in the restaurant is not very good. Be prepared for poor food and enjoy the location. We stayed in the best room they had, which... more

The location of this hotel is just perfect. It sits right on the entrance to the amazing park of Tikal. We were able to do both a night trip to Tikal during a full moon night and the usual sunrise trip everyone takes without getting up too early and taking any bus early in the morning. The room was clean... more

I just got back from a stay of two nights at the Jungle Lodge. There is no better location to stay in Tikal if you want to be close to the ruins and sleep in the middle of the jungle. The Jungle Lodge is right next to the park entrance, a 10 minute walk to the Grand Plaza of Tikal.... more

Stayed at the Jungle Lodge During Spring Break. It was nice except the power would go out at 9 pm or 10 pm, the bugs and we had to move because our bathroom flooded. I liked the food and the proximity to Tikal National Park. more

well I guess you can't complain too much about the location! right next to the park entrance, but also right in the middle of the jungle! when describing the hotel itself, it wouldn't be a hotel I would pay $50 for in Flores or another city in Guatemala, but wow.... I really did enjoy the pool. after walking around the... more

Our first (and last) visit to the Jungle Loge in Tikal was a disaster. When we arrived, they would not take our luggage to our room. We had to carry it ourselves. The first room they gave us the door lock was broken (when we stuck the key in the lock it just spun around) and when we asked for... more