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We didn’t have a lot of time to spend at the museums today, but we were very impressed. We entered with a tour guide and learned that most of the pieces in there are from the personal collection of the owners of the hotel. They...More
The museums and ruins are nice, but perhaps I wasn't in the mood for the museums in Guatemala. There are better ruins for a lower price. If I were staying at hotel, however, I would have liked the atmosphere. Overall, I think there are more...More
this place has some beautiful ruins, a chapel with a gorgeous altar and it also has a restaurant. I understand this place has rooms, but we were here just as visitors with a city tour and they combined the colonial art pieces with an exhibition...More
This place is more than just a top luxurious hotel....its an experience on its own....history is immense....and I have stated in historical hotels before....however the fact this hotel is actually in the heart of a Dominican monastery of the 16th make things very amazing in...More
Painting, sculpture, old apothecary store from Guatemala City. Old convent setting interesting but lacks interpretation. Hotel in one wing is a little jarring. Still, an interesting place to visit.
For the price of admission you can access a bunch of different types of exhibits, some more interesting than others, get a closeup look at a crypt, stop by a chocolate store (souvenirs!) and view artifacts. But the main reason to visit is to see...More
An amazing rebirth of an old architecturally fascinating site. Contemporary beauty growing out of ancient ruins. Welcoming modern facilities tastefully developed with respect for the past.
I spent 2 hours just wandering the grounds of this fantastic place. Hundreds of artifacts along the hallways. Fountain after beautiful fountain tucked into every corner. Saints and busts and antiques. Gorgeous place. The restaurant was expensive for La Antiqua standards but not by US.
Free for hotel guests Old ruins of monastery Old and new art exhibition was quite intriguing And few monks tombs with real skeletons!
Casa Santo Domingo is just a great place to visit. Immaculately maintained grounds, historical architecture, beautiful macaws, flowers everywhere, AND interesting historical and museum areas. Reasonably good signage make it easy to visit, but a local guide does accentuate the experience. It is a shame...More
