Frommer's Review
This small full-service resort is easily the most comfortable and luxurious option right in town. And a recent remodel and expansion has made it even more so. Set on a high ridge above the Macal River, it has magnificent views of the lazy river below and surrounding forests. The rooms are all spacious, modern, and well kept. The standard rooms all come with a private balcony or patio letting out on to gardens. I actually prefer them to the Regal suites, which are somewhat larger but lack the balcony. The newest room here is a large and luxurious second-floor master suite, with a private Jacuzzi tub on its large balcony.
The hotel has a swimming pool, lit tennis court, and convention and conference facilities. There are jungle trails, a small iguana farm, a riverside beach and swimming hole, and a medicinal trail. A host of guided hikes and tours are offered, both on the grounds and further afield. There's also a modest gift shop and a good restaurant and bar with great views from its terrace. There is a small casino here, as well as the popular Stork Club bar and lounge, both of which are equally popular with locals and guests. The San Ignacio Hotel is located a couple hundred yards up the steep hill, past the police station, at the west end of the bridge into town.
Facilities:
2 restaurants; bar; lounge; casino; midsize outdoor pool; lit tennis court; tour desk; laundry service
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