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Aside from all the great things they offer and fulfill, the gardens, the peaceful atmosphere and the cozy facilities, this time I have a happy anecdote to share. My daughter (3) left a very special doll in the room. After getting back home and searching everywhere we realized the doll had stayed in the hotel. I called a week after and they offered to keep her safe indeterminately as long as I called every couple of months to express I still needed her. After 2 months I asked if they could have shipped to me (of course, me paying for the expenses), and they coordinated the shipment, followed up and long story short, the doll is safe at home, intact and very relaxed after staying 2 months in the hotel.

I've visited Casa Santo Domingo a few times for events, but this was my first time staying. It's a lovely, dramatic hotel. Fixtures and decore of the rooms is a bit dated, but the hotel is built around a historic experience. Morning and afternoon coffee and morning sweetbread was excellent. Pool is lovely and there is a really nice green space for kids to run around. Returned in the evening to light jazz playing on the TV and the room straightened, which was a nice touch. Unfortunately did not have the chance to visit the restaurant, but the Guatemalan food buffet has a great reputation. The underground parking (free) is a great benefit.

This hotel has so much potential but so badly managed and poorly maintained. We had booked three nights and only stayed one; Here are some of the reasons: 1. The pool doesn’t work (they never informed us of this nor published it on any of the sites) 2. When we arrived to our room, we noticed the AC was making some really weird noises and not cooling (thank goodness it wasn’t summer otherwise it would have been a sauna in there) . We called reception at night but it wasn’t fixed and we had to spend the night hearing the equivalent to an engine inside our room. 3. If you are brave enough to stay here MAKE SURE YOUR ROOM DOESNT FACE THE STREET, otherwise be ready to be awake at 4:00 am by drunk people and passing cars. 4. In the morning I was taking a shower and noticed the water wasn’t draining properly, then I noticed the mold (caused by the lack of proper drainage) My husband asked the hotel manager (Marco Vinicio) for a room change. It took him 5 hours to give us an answer (even though we checked with him 3 times during the morning). At the end, the change couldn’t happen. We then proceeded to book at Casa Santo Domingo (which is AMAZING by the way) and the manager told us we needed to contact Booking directly if we wanted to get reimbursed. I showed him Booking’s policies online, which clearly stated that it is up to the hotel to give the reimbursement, he said that’s not how they do it. I then proceeded to call Booking so they could request the reimbursement (like he had asked me to do) and after getting an email from Booking, he then proceeded to say they could not do it. This whole ordeal was now on its 6th hour. During this time other guests complained about BUGS on their beds. I asked the to talk to Jessica Lopez (who is the sales manager) and she refused to talk to me - in person or over the phone. By this time, Marco Vinicio was literally hiding on the second floor where I had to go get them. Even the guy from Booking (who stayed on the phone with me for about an hour) was in shock about how badly they were handling the situation. This was such an anticipated vacation, my husband and I had been planning it for a year and they managed to ruin it.

Beautiful hotel with well-amenated bedrooms. The common spaces are clean and the garden is beautiful The hotel offers restaurant and bar There is shampoo and soap in the shower it's top A space with transat, hamacs and seats is arranged around the pool to ensure your best afternoon chill au bord de l'eau

Excellent!!!