Name: Casa Blanca Inn Hotel
Address: 15 Calle "C 7-35 aurora 1 Zona 13",, Guatemala City, Guatemala City, Guatemala City, 01010, Guatemala
Rating: 8

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La Aurora International Airport

Casa Blanca Inn Hotel

Guatemala City

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Stayed here one night as part of a group trip due to late arrival at airport. Friendly staff. Good breakfast in the morning. But…..the room I stayed in was in rough shape. Mould on the ceiling of the bathroom, sloppy paint job on the walls, scrapped paint, broken and patched up tiles in the bathroom and grout that is in desperate need of bleach. The AC was a floor unit with two hoses going out the wall. Super loud, but too warm to turn off. Floor were dirty, not visible but after a few minutes of barefoot walking the bottoms were black. Nice courtyard area. With some MUCH needed TLC this place could improve.

Needs some attention

I had to stay overnight as the road to Antigua was blocked by a landslide. I should have gone with the four hour detour. My first room seemed to be above a construction site and couldn't be opened with several keys, or by the porter banging on the door and calling on someone inside (to be clear, this was intended to be an individual room). The second was probably a converted garage. There was mould on the walls, hair on the bed, and a hole in the metal door. When I went back to reception to ask for a clean room inside, I got the shocked pikachu face response, but also an indoor room.  With aircon that sounds like a jet engine, but only the bathroom is mouldy so I'll stick with it because I am tired, but I'd advise anyone else to steer clear.

Avoid

Me and my family have stayed here several times. Allways combined with early or late flights to and from Guatemala. The hotel is quiet and nice they have several cind of rooms. There is a smal bar and they also serve food. 
Staff is nice and servicemined, we arranged that they picked us up at the AirPort. 
Recomend it

Small and nice hotel close to the AirPort 

Slept there twice for one night each. Simple interior, but (very) clean. Friendly and helpful. Would not let us go to the airport after dark, insisted on driving us. The neighborhood seems shady so we took their advice.

We slept at their neighbors place, and got a free shuttle to and from the airport

Great inexpensive spot close to GUA.  Free shuttle gets you to and from in 5 minutes.  Room is basic but wifi good, TV good and bed comfy.  Breakfast included but I left too early.  I liked the place as it fit my need for a short overnight.  Friendly staff - Monica is helpful.  Not much English spoken but its okay.  I recommend.

Clean and close to the airport

Located in a "gated community" which is common in Guatemala City because a lot of the city is unsafe.  It is basically a residential area in  house that is converted to a bed/breakfast.  Guards with "big" guns are at the Iron gate at the street entrance.  Room had a small fridge which served as a minibar of sorts, shower and tv.  Paid $60 for night which included breakfast which was okay.  Nice small garden in the back and a small bar available with reasonable prices.  Staff was pleasant and a few spoke a little English.  I was on my way to San Pedro the next day so it worked for the short stay.  

Okay for short stay....

I was very disappointed by the services of Hotel Casa Blanca Inn. To start off, the check in process was very cumbersome, and they seemed to be not expecting me even though I had confirmed my stay with them multiple times. Furthermore, I had arranged for the hotel to give me a city tour the next day and when I tried to confirm about it with them, they seemed to have no idea what was going on.
The room was mediocre, and had no air conditioning or hot water. Wifi worked fine.
I paid for this booking via credit card on booking.com and my card statement showed the fee as charged. However, after departing, I received a series of angry emails and Whatsapps (Yes, they go so far as to harass you on Whatsapp) claiming that I had not paid. This was in spite of the fact that I had my printed pre-paid confirmation on booking.com and which was acknowledged by the hotel upon my arrival.
It is clear that the hotel puts customer satisfaction secondary to their business needs and as such, should not be recommended by any means.

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