the garden is very beauty and realexed with hangmads. the rooms are totaly okay for the price. the bad is conftoble. the owners are really helpful. free water to drink & kitchen to cook

The best option for the budget traveler, it has a kitchen and a big cute garden. We are also hostel owners so we know about prices and value in Guatemala and this is very nice, friendly and comfortable. You will get personal attention in a beautiful artistic humble family of the Lake Atitlán. Perfect for the good traveler that doesn't expect a 5 star Hotel and realizes that this is actually a really good deal

For the price you pay it is a good value. The first night we arrived the owner took is for a little walk around Sam Juan and showed us a nice place for dinner. In general the owner is really nice and helpful. We found ourself in middle of the community and an older gentleman showed us how the coffee process works - in the garden of the hostel.

We had a great stay here with our two kids. The prices are very affordable, the owner is super nice too which was helpful. It's a fun house with lots of special touches and it's history is nice too! The kitchen to use was great, drinking water, friendly guests and our to was nice and comfy. If guests are loud you may hear the in your room as it's a house but we had no issues.

We absolutely LOVED Posada Mana! The host, Milto, was super sweet and helpful in directing us about which attractions to go to and how to get to our next destination. It felt super homey and cozy, complete with a communal kitchen and living room, there were pictures and paintings of Milto and his family as well as destinations in Guatemala, which made it feel like a real home. There’s an outside area with hammocks and mango, papaya, and avacado trees! The highlight of our stay was meeting Linda, the sweetest cat ever, who loves head scratches! The listing says 183, but he charged us 150. It is a little bit hard to find if you don’t know what to look for, it’s behind a big metal gate and down a stone path to the left. Milto, you should put up a sign! Thank you so much for having us <3

The staff is lovely and the place is well-located. I recommend! The water is often cut off in the evening, but that might be an issue throughout the village.

It's located in practically downtown San Juan la Laguna. Market is right across the street, and the main pier is a couple of minutes away, with so many stores run by local Tzutu'jil families, which offer diverse crafts such as weaving, coffee products, chocolate products and paintings. The house is always full of travelers, so it's nice to chat with different persons. Shared toilet is a little cramped, and I'm hardly 5' tall, same goes with the shower. Kitchen is also shared, big and really useful. The host is really kind.

A wonderful place with a beautiful history! Milton, the owner and manager of Posada Mana has a great heart and does everything to make one‘s stay as pleasant as possible. The posada is packed with art and stories, offering space for relaxation, diversion and interaction. I would definitely recommend Posada Mana if you are looking for a quiet and inspiring place rather than luxurious hotel.

This place is great! Full of friendly people and owned by a local family. There's free drinking water, a really nice kitchen, working wifi, a lovely garden with hammocks, a cat and an adopted street puppy... What more could you need! Also rooms are 75Q for a shared bathroom 100Q for ensuite :)

Simple room but good matress. Shared bathroom isn't really a bathroom, but a separate shower and toilet and sink in 3 hutches half outside. Nice sunny garden, big kitchen. Perfect location. Nice place to sit at restaurant Mana next door, with pretty good cheap coffee with big tasteful cookie. A dark(er) curtain on the window would have been nice. Friendly helpful staff. Overall, I liked my stay here. (Mana also has a travel agency and a bakery nearby).

Great accomodation in the middle of San Juan. Close to everything with a chill environment and friendly helpful staff. Really enjoyed staying here