Find Hotels near La Aurora Intl. Airport (GUA)

"Breakfast was amazing, staff, rooms, amenities everything about this location was fantastic, and would highly recommend."

"Great location very close to the airport! Very friendly staff and clean with comfortable beds."

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"Very satisfying staying there the food was delicious travel with family parking was as it’s said I had trouble finding the place is gated and very secure ac was ok they also have rental car and they pick u up at the airport good to know I definitely going to book again on my next trip to Guatemala 04/08/2026"

"nice staff, very helpful"

"Very close to the airport basic hotel. It is ideal just to put your head down for an early flight. Nothing fancy, but clean and functional. Just be warned that there are lots of steps to the rooms and you will have to drag your cases with you "

"The hotel is very well, all clean and the service super well. "

"Very nice hotel. Not much to do around it but safe and staffs are pleasant, rooms are extremely comfortable and breakfast is very good. "

"I stayed at Hotel Las Americas, and while the hotel is clean and conveniently located near the airport, my overall experience was mixed. One issue was the bathroom—each time I showered, water leaked out and created a puddle on the floor, which was inconvenient and felt unsafe. Service was also inconsistent. When I requested additional bottled water, I was asked if I had already used the water provided in the room, which felt uncomfortable. I also requested an extra coffee packet for the in-room coffee maker and was told only one is allowed per day, which seemed unnecessarily restrictive. Additionally, I left an item in the room for my sibling to pick up, but when he arrived it was missing. He had to report it, and staff eventually retrieved it, which was concerning. The shuttle service is another downside—$10 for a ride of about five minutes felt very expensive. Overall, the hotel has good basics, but improvements in maintenance, service flexibility, and pricing transparency would make a big difference."