Casa Luna Coban
5a Av 2-28, Zona 1 Coban, Western Highlands, Guatemala
TravelPod Member ReviewsCasa Luna Coban
“Stay at Hostal d'Acuña, just down the road!”
jhenley87 3 contributions
United States
Mar 21, 2011
We stayed here for one night out of desperation because the bus dropped us off here after 12 hours of travel from Atitlan. They wanted 120Q for two people in a dorm. We bargained down to 100Q. There was no hot water (as promised) and the place was loud even at 3AM. The pillows were terrible and smelled horrible. Down the street at Hostal d'Acuña we got a private room for 100Q )the same price! and enjoyed great hospitality. This is the place to go in Coban!
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