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Why Tourists Visit Solola

* Explore Lake Atitlán by boat and visit its surrounding Mayan villages.
* Shop for handmade textiles and crafts at Solola's lively markets.
* Hike up nearby volcanoes like Volcán San Pedro for awe-inspiring views.
* Spot wildlife at Reserva Natural Atitlán, including coatis and tropical birds.
* Relax and enjoy the sunset views from Panajachel's popular lakeside promenade.

Solola offers a variety of accommodations, from affordable guesthouses to luxury boutique hotels, with many options concentrated in Panajachel. The city features over 100 hotels, with the average cost for a 3-star hotel ranging from $60 to $90 per night, while 5-star hotels like Casa Palopó start at $300 per night. Recently opened hotels such as Lush Atitlán in San Marcos La Laguna stand out for their eco-friendly designs and proximity to serene, natural settings.

Solola, nestled in Guatemala's western highlands, is renowned for its breathtaking views of Lake Atitlán, considered one of the most beautiful lakes in the world, along with its vibrant Mayan culture and colorful markets.

Panajachel, the region's hub, is a jumping-off point for exploring picturesque villages like San Juan La Laguna and Santiago Atitlán that are famous for their handicrafts, natural beauty, and traditional lifestyles.

The region also attracts nature lovers and adventure seekers eager to hike volcanos, kayak across the lake, or explore the Atitlán Nature Reserve's butterfly gardens and suspension bridges.

Solola Tips You Must Know

* Book in advance during the high season (December to February) to secure the best lakeside accommodations.

* Consider visiting in the dry season (November to April) for ideal weather and smoother outdoor exploration.

* Panajachel is the most central location for visitors planning day trips around Lake Atitlán.

* Many hotels offer shuttle services, but public boats (lancha) are a reliable and scenic way to travel between villages.

* Pack comfortable hiking shoes and layers, as the weather in Solola can vary significantly between day and night.

Sololá City

As the capital of the Solola department, Sololá City is famous for its vibrant market days where locals in traditional attire sell colorful textiles and fresh produce. The city offers sweeping views of Lake Atitlán and nearby volcanoes, making it a picturesque stop for travelers. Its ancient Mayan heritage is showcased in cultural ceremonies, especially during the annual feast of San Bartolomé.

Discover the perfect blend of tradition and scenery by exploring hotels in Sololá City.

Panajachel

Panajachel, the gateway to Lake Atitlán, boasts a bustling lakeside promenade with artisan shops and cafes. It is home to the Museo Lacustre Atitlán, which exhibits ancient Mayan artifacts submerged in the lake. The town's lively energy attracts backpackers and luxury travelers alike.

Explore accommodations with stunning lake views by booking hotels in Panajachel.

San Juan La Laguna

San Juan La Laguna is renowned for its women's weaving cooperatives, where visitors can learn about Mayan textile-making traditions. The town's dedication to sustainability is evident in its organic coffee plantations and eco-tourism initiatives. Murals throughout the village depict Mayan history and culture, offering a unique artistic touch.

Immerse yourself in cultural luxury by staying in hotels in San Juan La Laguna.

Santiago Atitlán

Santiago Atitlán, located between two majestic volcanoes, is home to the revered deity Maximon, a fascinating fusion of Mayan and Catholic traditions. Its stunning church, Iglesia Parroquial Santiago Apóstol, dates back to the 16th century. The town is a hub for Tz'utujil culture and artistic creations, including elaborately carved wooden masks.

Discover vibrant traditions and serene stays with hotels in Santiago Atitlán.

San Marcos La Laguna

San Marcos La Laguna is a tranquil retreat for yoga enthusiasts and spiritual seekers, with its myriad of meditation centers and holistic workshops. The Cerro Tzankujil Nature Reserve offers pristine cliff-diving spots and hiking paths above Lake Atitlán. Visitors often stumble across cafes serving health-conscious treats amidst lush gardens.

Experience peace and serenity by choosing hotels in San Marcos La Laguna.

Relaxing Escapes: Resorts in Solola

Explore serene escapes by finding more Resorts in Solola.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Porta Hotel Del Lago

Panajachel

Lake Atitlán (0.5 km)
Panajachel Market (1 km)
Reserva Natural Atitlán (2 km)

Overlooking Lake Atitlán, this resort is famous for its massive lakeside pool and panoramic terrace offering postcard-worthy views of the surrounding volcanos.

Lakeside pool
Volcanic views
Family-friendly

$120-$250/night

La Iguana Perdida

Santa Cruz La Laguna

Lake Atitlán (300 m)
Santa Cruz dock (200 m)
Jaibalito (3 km)

Known for its lively social vibe, La Iguana Perdida hosts quirky weekly costume parties, drawing backpackers and solo travelers.

Social atmosphere
Affordable rates
Eco-friendly practices

$20-$100/night

Casa Ahau

San Marcos La Laguna

Nature Reserve Cerro Tzankujil (1 km)
San Marcos Dock (500 m)
San Pedro Volcano trailhead (7 km)

This serene lakeside resort is famous for its yoga retreats and plant-based menu, offering a tranquil escape for wellness enthusiasts.

Yoga-focused
Organic food
Quiet location

$70-$180/night

Convenience Meets Comfort: Central Hotels

Stay close to the action by discovering more Central hotels in Solola.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Hospedaje El Viajero

Panajachel

Panajachel Market (200 m)
La Playa Publica (500 m)
Lake Atitlán (900 m)

This budget-friendly gem offers easy access to Panajachel's lively market area and an authentic local experience.

Budget-friendly
Central location
Friendly staff

$25-$50/night

Socialtel Atitlan

Panajachel

Lake Atitlán (400 m)
Panajachel Dock (1 km)
Reserva Natural Atitlán (3 km)

Socialtel lives up to its name with co-working spaces and organized social events for guests looking to mingle.

Social atmosphere
Co-working amenities
Proximity to restaurants

$40-$90/night

Villa Santa Catarina

Santa Catarina Palopó

Santa Catarina Dock (800 m)
Santa Catarina Market (600 m)
Panajachel (5 km)

Situated just outside the main tourist hub, this colonial-style hotel stands out for its gorgeous courtyard and pet-friendly policies.

Pet-friendly
Charming decor
Quiet setting

$70-$150/night

Indulge in Elegance: Luxury Hotels

Upgrade your vacation by exploring more Luxury hotels in Solola.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Sababa Resort

San Pedro La Laguna

San Pedro Dock (300 m)
San Pedro Volcano trailhead (2 km)
Lake Atitlán (400 m)

This high-end resort boasts an infinity pool that perfectly reflects the nearby Lake Atitlán, offering unmatched photo ops.

Infinity pool
Luxury amenities
Excellent dining options

$150-$350/night

Hotel Atitlan

Panajachel

Lake Atitlán (500 m)
Panajachel Dock (1.5 km)
Reserva Natural Atitlán (1.2 km)

Arguably one of the most photogenic hotels in Guatemala, Hotel Atitlán is known for its botanical gardens featuring 200+ plant species.

Botanical gardens
Luxury decor
Proximity to the lake

$200-$400/night

Hotel La Casa Del Mundo

Jaibalito

Lake Atitlán (300 m)
Jaibalito Dock (200 m)
Santa Cruz La Laguna (4 km)

Built on a cliffside, this hotel offers 360-degree lake and volcano views alongside hidden stairs leading to private swimming spots.

Stunning views
Unique cliffside design
Secluded location

$140-$220/night

Small, Unique Charms: Boutique Hotels

Experience intimate charm by staying at more Boutique hotels in Solola.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Lush Atitlán

San Marcos La Laguna

Nature Reserve Cerro Tzankujil (1.5 km)
San Marcos Dock (600 m)
Lake Atitlán (300 m)

Handcrafted by local artisans, this boutique hotel features eco-friendly bamboo architecture that seamlessly integrates with its lakeside jungle surroundings.

Eco-friendly design
Handcrafted interiors
Secluded setting

$110-$180/night

Eco-Hotel Mayachik

San Juan La Laguna

San Juan Market (1 km)
Lake Atitlán (2 km)
San Pedro Volcano trailhead (4.5 km)

This tiny, sustainable retreat offers off-grid accommodation and invites guests to dine in its permaculture-inspired restaurant.

Eco-friendly
Organic dining
Cultural immersion

$50-$120/night

Kula Maya Boutique Hotel And Spa

Panajachel

Lake Atitlán (1 km)
Panajachel Market (600 m)
Reserva Natural Atitlán (2.5 km)

Known for its panoramic rooftop spa, this boutique hotel is a luxurious yet intimate experience designed for relaxation.

Rooftop spa
Modern luxury
Great location

$180-$250/night

Fun for the Whole Family: Family-Friendly Hotels

Discover more perfect stays for all ages with Family-friendly hotels in Solola.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Hotel Utz Jay

Panajachel

Panajachel Market (500 m)
Lake Atitlán (1 km)
Reserva Natural Atitlán (3 km)

Located off a quiet street, this family-run hotel features a relaxing garden with a play area perfect for kids.

Family-friendly
Quiet location
Home-like atmosphere

$50-$100/night

El Dragon Hotel

San Marcos La Laguna

Nature Reserve Cerro Tzankujil (1.2 km)
San Marcos Dock (700 m)
Lake Atitlán (100 m)

El Dragon's private dock and spacious suites make it perfect for families planning lake adventures.

Spacious rooms
Private dock
Lakefront views

$70-$150/night

Hostal Sweet Dreams

San Pedro La Laguna

San Pedro Dock (300 m)
San Pedro Volcano trailhead (1.5 km)
Lake Atitlán (300 m)

Offering affordable family accommodation, this hostel provides shared kitchen facilities for budget-conscious travelers.

Affordable rates
Shared kitchen
Family rooms

$30-$60/night

Frequently asked question

What are the best hotels near Lake Atitlán in Solola?

Many hotels like Hotel Atitlán and Casa Palopó are located near Lake Atitlán offering stunning lake views and easy access to boat tours.

Are there family-friendly accommodations in Solola?

Yes, hotels such as Regis Hotel & Spa offer spacious rooms, child-friendly amenities, and relaxing gardens for families visiting the area.

What is the cost of staying in a mid-range hotel in Solola?

Mid-range hotels in Solola typically cost around $60 to $100 per night, offering comfortable rooms and convenient amenities like Wi-Fi and breakfast.

Are there boutique hotels in Solola with unique design features?

Boutique hotels like Casa Palopó provide elegant, artistically designed accommodations with personalized service and lakefront views.

Do hotels in Solola provide shuttle services to nearby attractions?

Many hotels, including Hotel San Buenaventura de Atitlán, offer shuttle services to nearby towns like Panajachel and key attractions like Reserva Natural Atitlán.