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"Good location with Maya Mall nearby and Flores island a 10 minute walk or 2 min tuk tuk. Breakfast options were good."

"Stunning lake view, amazing place. Tranquil, beautiful and relaxing. Top food. "

"Breakfast and dinner are great! Come and see Juancho the crocodile in the lake😳"

"Sunset view from pool is nice!"

"It will be nice to have a kettle in the room. Running across the property to get a cup of hot water it ridiculous The staff was very nice "

"The room is very small, towels have holes and are not white. Bathroom is extra small, staff is ok many people not doing nothing. Breakfast is ok, not variety options, hot tub is not hot and pool is open very late in the morning. The place is not good for resting, noise of bars until 1am and there are pigeons living in the roof or something. Very cute style but I would say this is a $50 at most hotel"

"Location is the only thing working for this place. It is mediocre almost feels like a low budget place with high rates . It it clean but quite run down. Staff is also just ok."

"We opted to stay at the Isal de Flores because we were returning from Tikal and Yaxha and needed an overnight spot close to the airport for an early-morning flight out the next day. It was a very good choice in terms of location, transport to the airport, room quality, and responsiveness of the staff. The rooftop bar is a nice addition, but be aware that the beat of the music from the bar when it turns into a club at night can be a little disruptive. Flores island itself has its charms but is limited in size and dining options. "

"We stayed at the Jungle Lodge Hotel because of its main selling point: it sits at the entrance to the Tikal national park site. The convenience and accessibility of the site from the hotel can't be understated. It does mean that your options for eating other than in the hotel restaurant are pretty limited, but it didn't matter because the resto is well run and offers a wide array of options for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The rooms are safari-chic and compare favorably with many of the safari lodges we have stayed at in Africa. But be aware that there is no air conditioning -- and Tikal is in the jungle. The ceiling fan helped a lot, fortunately. We were in one of the bungalows farthest from the restaurant/hotel desk, which was great for noise purposes, but the water pressure was so feeble that taking a shower was a time-consuming process."