My wife and I spent 4 nights at Casa Capuchinas to attend a friend's pre-wedding celebration and wedding. The outside of Casa Capuchinas, like a lot of things in Antigua, was quite unimpressive. Once you walked in however, you enter a new world of a well manicured central garden, places to sit and enjoy the outside and/or breakfast (included in... More

My wife and I spent four nights at Casa Capuchinas along with our daughter and her husband. This former convent still retained the appearance of a walled cloister, but with rooms that were very comfortable and large. The rooms still had the original tile floors and wooden ceilings which were in great condition. Each morning we enjoyed a delicious breakfast... More

When we arrived at the location, it was dark and rainy. Our shuttle pulled up to the poorly lit street and when the driver said that this was it, I was horrified. I wondered what I had done with this booking. Little did I know how wrong I was! The management led us into a beautifully decorated outdoor living room,... More

My parents, my husband and I had a wonderful 4-night stay at Casa Capuchinas. The fact that the grounds were part of a convent intrigued us, and the decor was lovely - each room is differently decorated, all with wooden ceilings, tile floors and some with fireplaces. The staff members went out of their way to be helpful. We were... More

This is probably our 4th or 5th time in Antigua and we have stayed at quite a few different places (Posada de Don Rodrigo, Posada San Pedro,Hotel Santa Clara) with Casa Capuchinas being our favorite place. We came in on a Sunday and will leave tomorrow (Wednesday). The weekends are busy here, but we have been the only ones during... More

Some recent reviews have been negative, so we thought we would add our opinion. We have stayed at Casa Capuchinas several times over the past few years and have always found the place to our liking. It's tucked away behind a wall across from the Capuchinas ruins on 2 Avenida Norte, about 4 blocks from the central plaza. There are... More

The Casa Capucinas is a walled compound, with rooms surrounding a small garden. As the rooms are crammed together on two stories, you are at the mercy of your neighbors as far as noise goes. The courtyard/garden is pretty, but too small to allow for any privacy. The rooms are attractive in that they are restored period pieces, with furniture... More

We spent a night at Capuchinas; the hotel is pretty, beautiful gardens and very quiet. Located about 6 blocks from the main Plaza.The staff was excellent. Our room (#3?) was small; had problem with the toilet despite that we were careful not to put papers in it. There are nicer rooms at the back away from the street. We stayed... More

I recently stayed here for two nights with my mother on our first trip to Antigua. We can highly recommend the hotel. As soon as you step through the door into the courtyard, a feeling of tranquility surrounds you with nicely kept gardens. Our room was clean and spacious. It was a bit cold but the staff kindly brought us... More