This is the presentation of David Miskit featuring a picturesque Boutique Hotel in Tikal called Las Lagunas Boutique Hotel. This hotel is very private and extremely pleasing. From its aestheics to its amenities to its location, Las Lagunas is truly set apart from other Boutique Hotels and allows individuals to get in touch with nature and a world they may have never seen before. David Miskit was at the forefront of creating Boutique Hotels and continues his expertise in the industry.

1. Picturesque Boutique
Hotel in Tikal
By David Miskit

2. Las Lagunas Boutique Hotel

3. Nearly two years ago, the Las Lagunas Boutique
Hotel opened. Its interior layout is so impressive
that the hotel merited an article completed by
Hotel Chatter, which detailed the hotel, its
amenities, its location and other various appeals.

4. The boutique hotel is located on a two hundred
acre private reserve, directly between Tikal and
the local airport. As a result, there are only three
options as to how to reach the hotel.

5. Consumers can rent a car and drive the seven to
eight hour drive all on their own. Alternatively,
public transportation is provided in the form of a
bus ride that takes a slightly shorter time frame, at
seven to eight hours.

6. Finally, there is a single one hour flight that is
provided for convenience.

7. With such long and extensive traveling methods just
to reach the hotel, guests don’t merely stop by to
snap some pictures of the establishment; overnight
stays are typically the only answer for consumers.

8. Being in such a remote location, the design and
surrounding area of the hotel has a deep
emphasis on staying in touch with the outdoors,
working around an existing lagoon and jungle
provided by the private reserve area.

10. The Las Lagunas Boutique Hotel consists of a
meager seventeen suites. Each room is separated
by the central lobby and situated by a lagoon that
runs the length of the hotel.

11. This design allows for beautiful views from every
room, of a variety of intriguing items—from the
lobby to the in-house restaurant to the pool. Most
suites, however, focus on views of the lagoon and
jungle near the hotel.

12. In the case of the suites, no expense is spared. In
room amenities include hot tubs, enclosed decks
and wood paneled rain showers. Rates for a
night’s stay at the hotel start at three hundred
dollars.