My husband and I stayed 2 nights at Nazarenos in Feb 2013. We had no hotel reservation in Antigua and arrived in town after 8:00 pm. We originally tried Casa Cristina as our book gave it good reviews, however there was no availability. The man who answered the door at Nazarenos welcomed us immediately and showed us to our room... More

Please disregard older reviews that state this place is run down. It is clean and has a fresh coat of paint. The staff is SUPER kind and attentive. I am looking out the window of my room and staring at an amazing view of the volcano. I have previously stayed at Casa Cristina, which has a great rating and is... More

The owner/staff were incredibly kind and generous. Our room was immaculate and it was the best sleep we've had in a long time (except for the church bells Sunday morning). The shower was the best we've had in all of central America! I highly recommend it for anyone who has been beat up by cheap hostels to re-energize in order... More

This hotel has a lot going for it - very friendly hosts, nice courtyard, great views in some of the rooms, low price (160 quetzales / $20 USD for a private room with a great volcano view in low season), great location. But - it just needs cleaning. The sheets and blankets had small stains and had a little smell,... More

We spent a couple of hours checking out hotels in Antigua under US$50 per night. I think this one came in around $30 per night and it was great value, had everything we needed. It's on a quiet back street, close to the centre, restaurants, etc, and they are very friendly. Rooms are big, with private bathroom, they clean them... More

We had moved from a much more spacious well manicured B&B to Los Nazarenos so it was a little disappointing at first. We had reserved three rooms so had two on the main floor and one on the second floor. The owner Maggy, worked very hard at accommodating our group and even moved two double beds into a room she... More

I checked out 10-15 moderately priced hotels in Antigua on a scouting trip for groups and this was the lowest cost and best value for travelers who want a private bath. The average demographic for guests seemed to be older American with previous travel in Latin America. In the lobby there is an altar which hints at religious proselytizing, but... More

Los Nazarenos is a small familiar budget hostel with a great location (very close to La Merced). The building looks like an old colonial house, with all the rooms surrounding the central patio. Our room was big enough, with one big bed, two bedside tables, one other table and one drawer. The bathroom was small, but everything was working perfectly... More

The hotel has a good location in a quiet sidestreet, just a block away from the La Merced cathedral. Close to some nice restaurants and breakfast places. The rooftop terrace has great views over La Merced. The owners are very friendly, interested and forthcoming. There are lots of seating areas with chairs and sofas that look out over the central... More