Good Hotel Antigua Guatemala, A Member Of Design Hotels

Social business hotel in Antigua's UNESCO World Heritage center

Amenities

The Good Hotel Antigua has a Living Room bar that serves drinks until 11pm. The hotel offers airport shuttle service and private parking for guests. A communal living room provides locally sourced foods and drinks, and the 24-hour front desk handles dry cleaning and luggage storage.

Rooms

Each room at Good Hotel Antigua Guatemala includes a private patio with outdoor rain shower and views of surrounding volcanoes. Rooms feature traditional washing sinks, a signature GOOD-mattress, and organic toiletries by Makenna. Movable furniture allows guests to customize the room layout, and every room is named after a child supported by the hotel's profits.

Dining

The hotel partners with Saúl, a restaurant serving Mediterranean-inspired cuisine just steps away. Breakfast is included in some bookings, and special diet menus are available upon request. Guests can also enjoy fruits and locally sourced beverages in the communal living room.

Location

The Good Hotel sits in a quiet street within the UNESCO World Heritage site of Antigua Guatemala. Major attractions like Parque Central and historic churches are within walking distance. The Fuego volcano is visible from the hotel, and the area offers easy access to ruins and cultural sites.

Social Impact

The Good Hotel Antigua operates as a social business, directing profits to local education initiatives. Each guest room is named after a child who benefits from these programs, creating a direct connection between stays and community support. The hotel uses locally sourced materials and artisans, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable tourism.

• Social Impact: Profits fund local education programs
• Rooms: Private patios with outdoor rain showers and volcano views
• Dining: Mediterranean cuisine at Saúl restaurant
• Location: Walking distance to Parque Central and historic ruins
• Amenities: Living Room bar and airport shuttle
• Design: Dutch design meeting Guatemalan craftsmanship