Casa Nostra has a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Lívingston. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
Michael
United States
Casa Nostra will handle all of your needs while in Livingston.
I stayed here for four days and it was very nice.
I stayed in one of the larger rooms that had two twin beds and a queen with cold A/C.
The food was fantastic having breakfast here and a couple of dinner's. Including the Tapado. YUM!
Stuart the Proprietor is on site and always around to answer any questions.
He had a bike for me to use and I rode all over. 👍
He can also arrange transport to Rio Dulce or back to Punta Gorda. Best thing is the boat picks you up right at his dock.
Will definitely stay here again.
Hotel El Delfin is situated on the seafront in Livingston, overlooking Amatique Bay. It offers a swimming pool, hammocks and tropical gardens with an outdoor dining area.
Sandi
Canada
Giovanni provided great service.a d e an walked us to a restaurant we wanted to go to. The hotel walls are nicely decorated to reflect t the Caribbean and the Garifuna culture.
Surrounded by tropical gardens, Hotel Salvador Gaviota offers a private beach and dock, free kayak rental and free Wi-Fi in public areas. The River Dulce Canyon is a 15-minute boat ride away.
Aleksander
Poland
very good location for reasonable price, friendly and helpful staff
Hotel La Casa Rosada has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Lívingston. Among the facilities at this property are room service and a tour desk, along with free WiFi throughout the property.
James
United Kingdom
Great setup with the pier and hammocks! Decent location and easy walk into town
Boasting a garden, terrace, restaurant and free WiFi, Casa de la Iguana is situated in Lívingston, 1.2 km from Capitania Beach and 1.5 km from North Livingston Beach.
Oliver
Germany
Very quiet and relaxed place. Super friendly staff. Very colorful garden.
Located in Lívingston, Casa Maya provides free WiFi, and guests can enjoy a garden, a restaurant and a bar. Some units include a seating area and/or a patio. A private beach area is available on site....
Kim
Belgium
Martha & her family did everything to make our 3 nights stay as good as possible. The bungalow was spacious, had nice hammocks on its balcony and clean bathroom. The location was ideal: close to nice highlights in Rio Dulce with kayak, while you could fully relax at Casa Maya.
El Hotelito Perdido is a little jungle hideaway located in a middle of Rio Dulce National Park.
MR
Germany
El Hotelito Perdido is a hidden gem. We loved this place (and the food!) very much and it is a perfect spot at Rio Dulce to relax, enjoy nature or go kayaking. The whole team is super friendly and helpful. The cabins are beautiful - only the fan was hardly enough but that was due to the extremely hot weather:).
We will definitely come back!
Located in the middle of the jungle, 3 km from Livingston Town Centre, Finca Tatin Hotel features an extensive garden, a furnished terrace and hammock area.
It should be a tourist hot spot in Guatemala. Unfortunately the beaches are covered in trash. I wouldn’t recommend a visit to Livingston unless you’re passing through. If you happen to have some time in Livingston I recommend a trip to Playa Blanca and Siete Altares. The lancha to Playa Blanca only gives you an hour in Siete Altares so we went back the next day. Just take a tuktuk to the bridge and walk. It’s a great place to swim in cool fresh water in the jungle.
John
United States
8.0
Scored 8.0
Unfortunately, I was there during the rainy season - day and...
Unfortunately, I was there during the rainy season - day and night - rain. I would have stayed longer, but everything I had was damp or wet. Hostel is easily walkable from the lancha dock. Or you can take a tuc tuc for 10Q
rosemary
Cyprus
6.0
Scored 6.0
If you are dreaming of an perfect white sand beach tropical...
If you are dreaming of an perfect white sand beach tropical getaway, Livingston is NOT it. This is a place where you can see the reality of humanity. There is beauty, but you have to work to find it.
Allison
United States
10
Scored 10
It's a very interesting little town and it's really worth...
It's a very interesting little town and it's really worth making sure that you go to the beach and part of town where the Garífuna community live. They seem rather excluded from the main benefits of tourism in the town which seems mainly owned by foreigners with Maya staff. I don't think the Garífuna benefit financially as much as they should from tourism. Try the restaurants over that side of town by the beach - Guamo Place was excellent for example.
Mary Caroline
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Livingston has a peculiar magic!!!
Livingston has a peculiar magic!!!
we loved the walk to 7 Altars.
At the hotel Casa Rosada we take a tour across the river visiting the Canion, Tatin river, Aguas calientes, manatee sanctuary, some beautiful lagoons, we made nice two hours Canopy for Q125.00 and we stoped in Cayo Quemado Texan Mike restaurant and we swam there.....we had an unforgettable time!!!
ANNE
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Safe little town. Everyone seems very friendly.
Safe little town. Everyone seems very friendly. Sad that there is not more info and guidance into the original Garifundi culture unless you dig or start talking to some people. Not sure if it can be reached by land, but easiest is taking the boat from Porto Barrios.
Eat at Margoth's - LA Mama (soups are great) and Mc Tropic (I loved the Tajadas).
As soon as we entered, we were greeted by Sonny and his lovely dog Buddha, which is super obedient! We cooked in his kitchen and we were even invited to his BBQ with his friends!
The place is just right off the sea. It is about 20mins walking distance from the centre but you can easily take a tuk tuk if you prefer for about 5Q per person.
We booked for 3 nights but wished we could have stayed longer!
If you plan to visit Livingston, I'd definitely recommend you to stay here! You'll enter as a guest but leave as a friend!
A very authentic place well taken care of by the host. Practical, with all you need for a pleasant stay in front of the sea. We enjoyed the calm, the beauty and the natural sounds of the night. The owner, Patrick, is a particularly caring person with a rare sense of humanity. Always ready to help and share information to make sure we made the most out of Livingston.
Thanks for welcoming us Patrick, we will come back soon!
This property is a very nice time capsule from at least the 1960’s. The initial appearance from the water is not so good, but it is no worse than any of the other places in town. But once you step inside, you will notice that the hotel is very clean and well taken care of. The hosts were all very helpful to our needs and requests. The next time I am in Livingston, I would definitely stay at Posada El Delfín!
Martha and her family have built a lodge and bungalows on the banks on the Rio Dulce in the middle of the most gorgeous and precious part of the river. The property is close to the National Park and the Canyon of the Rio Dulce, 20 minutes from Livingston and only accessible by water craft. The birds are astounding in number, the lily pads full of flowers and the sights always changing on the river.
As someone who loves being immersed in nature, I truly loved this hotel. The grounds are lush and the bird life is amazing, especially at dusk. The pool is large and clean. The restaurant food and staff (including trainees from a nearby vocational program) were just great. The views are to die for and the access to what Livingston has to offer cannot be beat.
This hotel is the Best! Has the best views to trae the most amazing pictures!
The food? AMAZING! Really love the food, the omelet omg recomend 100%
The beds are realy comfortable, had the prettiest viene from the dorm. The experience was just incredible, and staff are just the best, so kind and helpful.
Loved falling asleep to the sound of waves and the breeze from the big windows. All the staff and volunteers here were so down to earth and kind. Food is good too. Easy to walk to town to see the local way of life in Livingston and there are tours to Siete Altares and Playa Blanca direct from the hostel.
the hotel is a neat charming haven in Livingston with just the right amount of comfort; the owner and the staff are super friendly and helpful, they cater to all needs and offer advice on the next stage of your journey; the food is delicious; we really enjoyed our stay, thank you!
All staff were great! The room was large and comfortable.
The owner was very helpful with trips to local attractions including a waterfall and offered bicycles for getting around town. We extended our stay several days and will return to Casa Nostra on our return to Livingston.
the private dock with hammocks was superb. the staff was very nice and very helpful, had lots of information and were able to organize tours as well. the food was good, expensive but about the same as any other restaurant in Livingston and portions were big enough to share.
Very helpful and lovely family, and Martha cooks fantastic breakfasts and dinners. There are long tables so meals are the time to chat with other guests. Beautiful surroundings and many activities in nature, also easy to get to Livingston for a day trip.
Best dining location in Livingston….the rotunda on the water is magic
Great food
Great evening cocktails
Great friendly staff
Stuart is a gem….caring, helpful, responsive, knowledgeable, helping his community
Lovely place to stay in Livingstone. Super gorgeous decor, inside the rooms and also outside. They have a restaurant also where you can reserve your dinner or have a delicious breakfast
Giovanni provided great service.a d e an walked us to a restaurant we wanted to go to. The hotel walls are nicely decorated to reflect t the Caribbean and the Garifuna culture.
It is extremely hot in Livingston, so the air condition was great. The pool is nice. The food is okay (but expensive compared to other places in Guatemala).
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