For those of you who are ceaselessly in pursuit of the perfect view around Antigua Guatemala, you should definitely take the trip to the Santo Domingo del Cerro. This is the sister site of the celebrated hotel located in the rehabilitated and re-purposed ruins of the lower town's Santo Domingo Church. The lower church and monastery were completed in the... More

We have traveled in Guatemala for ~2 weeks, and the 3 nights we spent at the Casa Santo Domingo were the highlight of the tour. It was like living in a dream. The site with the amazing gardens, the beautiful in-doors museums, the archeological ruins, the food, the welcoming staff - don't miss it! The hotel is a unique combination... More

We came to Antigua with no expectations. Wow were we surprised, it was a unique beautiful hotel! We have traveled the world over and this was truly a one of a kind hotel. We will be back. More

This hotel is just beautiful...it is located within a restored convent, with lots of historical places inside. It even has museums in it! The service and food are very good, and the setting is very luxurious. I just hope to go back again, but nos as a tourist to really enjoy everything this great hotel offers More

My wife had heard of the Casa Santo Doningo from a member of her local Rotary International club. He said that despite the more expensive rates (average per night around $200), we would definitely enjoy the experience. Checking on line she found that on Sunday nights only the rate for a jacuzzi suite was only $137, so she booked it.... More

Excellent hotel, beautifully restored old convent, very good food. In one word : marvellous ! More

I was part of a medical mission trip and our group stayed a few nights in this hotel located in Antigua, Guatemala. Most of our nights were spent within our hosts school compound. So having never been to Guatemala, I didn't know what to expect! The hotel opened in 1989, and was previously a convent. The architecture is beautiful and... More

On a recent vacation stay in Antigua we stayed at the Casa Santo Domingo. It is a converted convent (1989) with extensive gardens containing beautiful flora and pet macaws, areas for conventions, artifacts on display, and spacious and well-appointed rooms. It is located East of the Central Plaza at some distance so walking at night from the centre of the... More

love this place, i stayed here a couple of times and it has awesome rooms, food etc. etc. etc. More