Great location, room was comfortable. Front desk was nice and very helpful with planning excursions. Pool area was nice and always full of people. Nice common area with pool table and games. Full kitchen available for use. Free water fill up stations.

Lake view and yoga area is not right on the property, you have to walk down the street to a small alleyway to get to it and it is only open after 5pm. I wish it would’ve been open to use that area all day as we would’ve loved to sit and relax near the lake.

Great atmosphere and vibe at Selina! Lovely area by the pool and restaurant with lots of great seating spots, there are some residents dogs that are super friendly!! The bedroom was spacious really comfortable, and had a great design. It's in a perfect location, really close to the ferry boats to Lake Atitlan and local shops / cafes. Great events, including sunset Yoga looking over the lake.

The bathroom regularly smelt of drains even after the cleaner had come. The doors being slide doors meant that there were small gaps for noise and mosquitos to get in. Every night we had to check for mosquitos to make sure we weren't going to get bitten in the night.

Great location, great beach bar 5 minute walk away (it is part of the property, the new years eve party was really good, including nice dinner and fireworks), very nice clean and big rooms and great community areas, good breakfast, very friendly local staff

Hairdryer has to be borrowed from front desk, water shower was cold twice. Very frustrating: We booked the Indian nose sunrise hike and waited ready at 3 am to get picked up - they forgot us even though it was paid already. We received the money back and a free breakfast. I hope this was a one time mistake. However, I would come again.

Really nice hotel, we had a double room. First room in Guatemala that was actually fully dark and we could finally rest comfortably on the afternoon. Well and beautifully designed, large room and comfortable bed! The common kitchen is a great addition, lots of comfortable communal spaces and workspace. The pool is nice but didn’t seem very clean so we skipped it. There are nice events and a beach bar few minutes walk, the center is close too. We loved it.

The bathroom had hair on the floor.

Good hostel with nice facilities. It is very big so doesn’t really have much of a personal feeling but it’s no problem. Good bar and food and Wi-Fi was good also. The best thing is that they allow street dogs to come into the property and rest for as long as they need to. They are all so friendly and it is great that they have a safe space that the staff let them come to without getting any hassle on the streets

It would be good if they put down some water and biscuits for the street dogs. I know it might attract many more but I don’t see that being a problem. They need water and food. It’s not too much to provide.

-I stayed in a small shared room (4 beds) and it was extremely spacious, like, the nicest shared dorm room I've stayed in perhaps ever. The room also had character and a lot of lighting options; it felt like a historic building that had been turned into a hostel. -All of the spaces, including the bed and room, felt very clean. -The shower had great hot water, and they provide soap, shampoo, conditioner. -Luggage room to store my things before check-in time. -Kind folks working at the restaurant.

-The music they were playing in the main area of the hostel when I first arrived, around 1230pm, was overpowering.

The location is good. Walking distance from the lake and boats to the other villages, and close to the main street and the many restaurants and stalls. The large room is nice, with a screen and projector instead of a television, a well-equipped mini bar including popcorn and a microwave. Good breakfast to choose from.

It didn't feel like a hotel but more like a youth hostel. We took the large double room, but the shower and toilet area was very small and cramped compared to the room size. The water in the pool is green and uninviting. On the first day they forgot to clean our room. The staff did not communicate with us throughout the whole stay. It's more of a place for backpackers and less for couples.

Really big hostel with lots of amenities. Our room was quite large, and lots of room for our belongings. There is free filtered water. Kitchen is pretty well equipped.

The bathroom was very dated and constantly had a smell (I think from sewerage or draining). The bed wasn’t great, but not the worst. I’d suggest not buying the breakfast when booking and ordering at the counter as the prices vary. The beach bar is not well maintained which is a shame bc the views are amazing. We stayed 5 nights and our room was only cleaned twice.

This is a beautiful hostel that is actually more like a hotel. I stayed in a private A framed cottage and it was absolutely beautiful. The bed, pillows, sheets and towels were high quality. The shared bathrooms were very close, not far at all away. I felt very safe and comfortable during my stay.

I loved the property is beautiful, natural lots of pretty trees and flowers. The pool was not clean but it also wasn’t warm weather as it is rainy season. Other than that it’s a great deal and I wouldn’t even consider it to be like most hostels.

The staff was amazing and really helpful when I showed up needing special accommodation due to an injury. The lady at the reception was able to help me change my reservation and move to a more accessible room, which was a lovely place.

Please know that Selina is openly supporting the IDF that is committing genocide in Gaza. During my stay, I saw a flyer about a concert organised by Selina, stating that all profits would be given to the IDF (so it can have more bombs to drop on children). I did not know this about the chain before, but I will not be staying at their hostels again. The staff working in Atitlan were lovely though.