Reviews of Hotel Spring 3 stars

The place got some history.. And could not forget to mention Efreim manager… very nice person.. showing how Guatemalan people are nice on their essence

Well, location is Z1.. so its the old part.. after it gets dark it seems a little bit abandoned.. The hotel is old, very old.. but its clwan No A/C or fan in the rooms

The hotel was well located near the Main Street and square.

The building has a lot of character and great potential with its indoor patios and plants. However, unfortunately it is not well maintained: our room smelt stale probably because of the old, worn and dirty carpet. The furniture including the beds was in a very bad state and the bedsheets didn’t fit properly.

Very friendly and helpful staff! Beautiful indoor gardens.

Depending on the location, the wifi didn't work great.

I love that the Spring Hotel has history, it is old and unapologetic and funky. And the courtyard is beautiful. I've stayed here off and on for over 30 years and I wish it would never change.

Gets a little noisy with groups checking out EARLY in the morning, unless you score a room back in the Anexo. And of course, there's nothing to do about this, but it's located right in the flight path of airplanes taking off from Aurora.

Lovely period building with lush interior gardens. Helpful folks at front desk. Awesome central location with great restaurants nearby (go out for brekkie)

I got charged Q5.00 for powdered milk for my coffee!

Very nice hotel full of character.

WiFi didn't quite reach my room. Avoid the breakfast, worst one available

Nice plants

Easy to hear all the noise/people outside the room, even late

Quiet, inexpensive, friendly staff, excellent location, comfortable bed

Not a good neighborhood in which to walk at night.

Spacious room. Typical architecture. The breakfast in the cafeteria is cheap but good.

Noisy. 4 days before I arrived, I received a message from the hotel saying that the price on Booking.com wasn’t right. And that they will charge me 3 times the amount. After negotiations they accepted to charge me only a supplement but this was a bad surprise. No one spoke english in the staff so communication was very difficult.

Fundamentally I was very satisfied with the Hotel Spring. It's the kind of independent, mid-range sort of hotel I prefer to stay in. It's a large, traditional, Spanish-American style building, built around a central courtyard, with ample lounge-like sitting areas in the wide walkways. My room was large, and the bed was comfortable. Staff members were friendly and helpful. The hotel has a small cafe, open until 1:45 pm, where a breakfast is available, though at a modest extra cost. Experienced Latin-America travellers should have no problem here (but see comments below).

Though it didn't bother me much personally, the building is showing its age -- it has a rather worn look, and the entire interior seems to be in need of a thorough paint job. (Nevertheless, everything in my room that was supposed to be clean -- bedding, bathroom -- was clean.) I suspect that both the hotel, and the city's Zone 1 generally, may require some adjustment from tourists so far accustomed to Hiltons and Sheratons, and travelling out of their "comfort zones" for the first time.

The location and the friendly reception staff

The lighting In the room and the drain in the shower is slow

Nice people

Showers with hardly any hot water, no water pressure and sheets smelt bad.

Staff were very friendly and stored our luggage before check in.

We had no hot water and the window shutters did not shut fully allowing light and noise in from the busy road outside

Spent a night here to cope with our jetlag after travelling from Europe and to spend a day exploring Guatemala City's historic centre. Did the job, slept like roses for 12h. Location is great for exploring zona 1. Beautiful green patio. Only a 15min drive by taxi from the airport.

The rooms are very basic/run down with thin walls so quite noisy but we were so tired we weren't much bothered by it.

It is a nice property in a historic section of town. There was good shopping nearby.

The room did not have any ventilation...no windows to open and no fan. The air felt kind of dead and it was a bit warm the night I stayed.

I didn’t really like anything about it.

The announcement on booking said it had a free shuttle to the airport and when I asked the guy at the entrance he said he could get me a trustworthy taxi for 100Q but the uber to the airport was only 33Q. That same guy also gave us bad recommendations for where to go eat. Eventually we made it to a place nearby called la tacita de plata which saved us from starvation. I would not recommend this hotel nor the area.