Hotel Sun Breeze El Remate
Calle del Lago El Remate, Guatemala
TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Sun Breeze El Remate
“Clean and Friendly”
weemcd 4 contributions
Bridge of Allan, United Kingdom
Jul 12, 2011
Lovely clean room, very quiet until the cockerels started in the mornings.
Family owed and run, the owner also has a collectivo and we arranged to go to San Elena with him but he didnt turn up. He didn^t leave a message to let us know.
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