Porta Hotel Antigua

La Antigua, Guatemala

An authentic and unforgettable sustainable experience amid the colonial architecture and charm of La Antigua

Once part of a former coffee plantation, Porta Hotel Antigua offers tremendous views of the surrounding volcanoes from its Spanish Baroque-styled buildings accented with hewn wooden beams and hand-woven rugs. Here, guests are just a short, but memorable walk away from the UNESCO World Heritage Site city’s main plaza where historic charm blends with vibrant culture and community. Enjoy traditionally decorated accommodations, a refreshing swimming pool, authentic Guatemalan cuisine at the on-site restaurant, and the chance to explore one of Central America’s most beautiful destinations.

Dining

Los Moros Restaurant
El Conquistador Bar

Wellness

Ceiba Spa
Fitness Center

City Experiences & Activities

Historic City Tours
Jade Factory
Colonial Art Museum

On-Site Experiences

Two Swimming Pools
Temazcal Sessions

Sustainability in Action

We are committed to positive and transformative impact. Here are some of the ways that is accomplished at at Porta Hotel Antigua.

Caring for Community
The hotel supports and facilitates local social and economic growth through reforestation projects, Good Deeds Day, library projects, classroom maintenance, and the Cooking for Hope program – a training program providing skills training to local communities and family members of staff so they can establish their own business or retain better employment.
Reducing Environmental Impact
With its home located in UNESCO World Heritage Site city, the hotel takes extra steps to reduce the impact of its operations, including encouraging guests and staff to take shorter showers, unplugging devices, using reusable containers, turning off the lights, and reusing towels and sheets during longer stays to save on water.
Honoring Local Culture
The hotel honors Antigua's rich history and promotes its cultural heritage by offering local tours to explore the city that promote and demonstrate respect to local culture, religious sites, holy places, and by encouraging visitors to purchase local artisan products and handicrafts.