Where senses pulse in unique and exclusive accomodations for connoisseurs.

Mil Flores is a boutique -hotel located within a property that owns architectonic historic essence from the XVII century, distinguishing from the rest for its unique desing.

Each of its six suites is named after a typical Guatemalan flower:

The Roses, The Azaleas, The Orchids, The Jacarandas, The Hydrangeas, and The Lilies. This creates an atmosphere by means of the forms, colors and textures of these flowers, which combined with the architecture of the hotel, makes a harmonius combination for the guest's senses.

The Mil Flores boutique-hotel in la Antigua Guatemala has exclusive resting areas and exquisite spaces decorated with original pieces of art.

The Mil Flores boutique-hotel in La Antigua Guatemala has an excellent location, just 300 meters (less than 1,000 ft) from the main street entrance to the beautiful city of Antigua, Guatemala, and just a few blocks from the central park, allows our guests a handy approach to all services and points of interest La Antigua Guatemala has to offer.

Wake up to the far away sound of ringing bells

Located inside a beautiful colonial house of early XVIII century, it still holds intact its architecture, its colonial wood carvings, sculptures, ceramics and imagery that invite to memories and stories of La Antigua Guatemala history.

Mil Flores Boutique Hotel has different resting areas such as patios with independent outdoor furniture for every La Antigua Guatemala lodging suite, cozy corners and living rooms with chimneys ideal to enjoy the warmest and loveliest colonial environment.

About the city of La Antigua Guatemala, Sacatepéquez, Guatemala:

The City of La Antigua Guatemala is internationally known for its well preserved Spanish Renaissance architecture with Baroque facades of the New World, as well as a large number of church ruins and other La Antigua Guatemala historical sites. It has been designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1979.

Today, La Antigua Guatemala is noted for its Holy Week religious celebrations, proceeding Easter Sunday. There are quite a few Spanish language schools throughout La Antigua Guatemala, making it a popular and well-known spot for Europeans and North Americans to come and learn the language.

The buildings which survive in La Antigua Guatemala, capital of Sacatepequez, are from the colonial period. The Palacio de los Capitanes Generales (Palace of the Captains Generals), the Universidad de San Carlos de Borromeo (university),the Museo de Armas de Santiago de los Caballeros, and the Museo del Libro Antiguo (museums), are among some of these colonial-period buildings and are points of interest which appeal to La Antigua Guatemala tourism.