Yes, Guatemala has all-inclusive resorts: on the Pacific coast, Oceana Resort + Conventions in Iztapa and Hotel Soleil Pacífico in Puerto San José both sell all-inclusive stays on their own websites. Soleil Pacífico publishes a per-person all-inclusive rate from Q720 a night (about US$94) on its home page. Oceana publishes a US$99 adult day pass and prices overnight stays through a date search.

TL;DR: For a true all-inclusive in Guatemala, look at the Pacific coast in Escuintla: Oceana (Iztapa) or Soleil Pacífico (Puerto San José). Both also sell day passes. At Lake Atitlán, Eagle’s Nest sells all-inclusive yoga retreats.

Quick summary

Oceana Resort + ConventionsHotel Soleil Pacífico
WhereKm 6 camino a Monterrico, Iztapa, EscuintlaKm 5.5 Carr. a Chulamar, Puerto San José, Escuintla
Overnight all-inclusiveFood, drinks and activities included in the stay price; nightly price from the date searchFrom Q720 per person per night, Sunday to Thursday (home page); Q820 per person (offers page)
Day passUS$99 adults (11+), US$70 children 6-10, under 6 freeQ520 per person (offers page); from Q580 on a home-page banner labelled August
Day-pass hours8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Not given on the day-pass page
Phone+502 7964-2900+502 7774-1000

Read on each hotel’s own site, 4 November 2026. At Banguat’s cross rates for 3 November 2026: Q720 is about US$94, C$132 or £73; Q820 about US$107, C$150 or £84; US$99 about C$138 or £77.

Oceana Resort + Conventions, Iztapa

Oceana markets itself as an all-inclusive beach hotel. Its site lists what the concept covers: lodging, all meals and drinks, access to a private beach, pools, recreational activities and night-time entertainment. It also lists a Kids Club, free Wi-Fi across the resort, a gym, sports courts and minigolf.

Two restaurants, Napoli (Italian) and Agave (Mexican), take reservations. Oceana describes them as exclusive restaurants that need a booking in advance; its home page does not say whether they cost extra.

What costs extra. Oceana’s services page lists optional paid add-ons: massages at US$45 each (one hour), private pools from US$150 (maximum 10 people), private terraces from US$180, early access from US$20, late check-out at US$20 per adult, and birthday decoration from US$50.

Day pass. The day-pass page lists access to the pools, sports facilities, private beach, gym, Kids Club (at set times), Wi-Fi, towels and loungers, parking and lockers. Prices are US$99 for adults (11 and over) and US$70 for children aged 6 to 10, with under-6s free, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., taxes included. The page is titled as an all-inclusive day pass, but its list of inclusions does not itemise meals or drinks, so ask when you book.

Oceana also sells romantic packages, weddings and corporate events. For the town and its beaches, see our Iztapa page.

Hotel Soleil Pacífico, Puerto San José

Soleil Pacífico has 106 rooms and 22 bungalows on a volcanic-sand beach, according to its site, and says it is 90 minutes from Guatemala City. Standard rooms sleep up to three; suites with a kitchen sleep up to five.

All-inclusive rate. The home page advertises a special all-inclusive rate for Sunday to Thursday from Q. 720.00 per person per night. The offers page describes a Sunday-to-Thursday all-inclusive stay at Q820 per person. The two pages carry different figures for what reads as the same offer, so confirm the price at booking. Fridays are sold as all-inclusive with a pirate-themed buffet dinner; no price is printed for them.

Day pass. The day-pass page lists use of adult and children’s pools, green areas and the beach, lunch with morning and afternoon snacks, unlimited drinks with and without alcohol from selected brands (according to schedule), guided activities and the Pez Vela bar. The offers page prices it at Q520 per person; a home-page banner labelled August shows it from Q. 580.00.

Some offers on the site are tied to past months (a March Friday rate of Q930, an August day pass), so treat any month-labelled price as a guide, not a quote.

Outside the Pacific coast

The two resorts above are the only ones on this page that sell all-inclusive stays on their own websites as of 4 November 2026. At Lake Atitlán, Eagle’s Nest in San Marcos La Laguna sells fixed-length all-inclusive yoga retreats, with prices on our Lake Atitlán yoga retreats page. For the lake’s hotels, see where to stay on Lake Atitlán.

If all-inclusive is not essential

For a beach stay on the same coast without a package:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Guatemala have all-inclusive resorts?

Yes. Two resorts on the Pacific coast sell all-inclusive stays on their own sites. Oceana Resort + Conventions, at km 6 on the road to Monterrico in Iztapa, Escuintla, sells its stay as all-inclusive with unlimited food, drinks and activities. Hotel Soleil Pacífico, at km 5.5 on the road to Chulamar in Puerto San José, sells an all-inclusive Sunday-to-Thursday rate per person (both sites read 4 November 2026).

How much does an all-inclusive night cost in Guatemala?

Hotel Soleil Pacífico’s home page lists its all-inclusive Sunday-to-Thursday rate from Q720 per person per night (about US$94), while its offers page prices the same Sunday-to-Thursday all-inclusive rate at Q820 per person (about US$107), read 4 November 2026. Oceana’s nightly prices come from the date search on its site.

Can I visit an all-inclusive resort in Guatemala for the day?

Yes. Oceana’s day pass is US$99 for adults (11 and over) and US$70 for children aged 6 to 10, free under 6, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., taxes included. Soleil Pacífico’s offers page lists a day pass at Q520 per person that includes lunch, snacks and unlimited drinks with or without alcohol from selected brands, according to its schedule.

Are there all-inclusive resorts at Lake Atitlán or in Izabal?

The two resorts on this page that sell all-inclusive stays on their own sites are both on the Pacific coast. At Lake Atitlán, Eagle’s Nest in San Marcos La Laguna sells fixed-length all-inclusive yoga retreats, covered on our Lake Atitlán yoga retreats page. For other hotels, check on the hotel’s own site whether a rate includes meals and drinks.

How far are the Pacific resorts from Guatemala City?

Hotel Soleil Pacífico says it is 90 minutes from Guatemala City. Oceana gives its address as km 6 on the road to Monterrico, Iztapa, and describes itself as near Monterrico and Iztapa.