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Pan American
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The grande dame of downtown hotels, the Pan American was for many years the most luxurious lodging in town. To step into the dark-wood lobby of this former mansion is to leave the confusion of the city behind. A covered courtyard with attractive wrought-iron chandeliers spills out from the restaurant, whose servers wear traditional highland dress. The rooms are small but attractive, with tile floors, handmade rugs and bedspreads, and walls adorned with traditional paintings. Pros: lively restaurant, good value. Cons: small rooms, slight mustiness.
- Address: 9 C. 5-63, Guatemala City, Zona 1 | Map It
- Phone: 2232-6807
- Website: www.hotelpanamerican.com.gt
- Location: Old City
Contact Information
- 51 rooms.
- Restaurant, business center, parking.
- Rooms have: Wi-Fi.
- Credit cards accepted.
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