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(9a Calle 6-45, Pasaje Aycinena 8-44; 12pm-1am)
This superhip (but not studiously so) little water-
ing hole is set in a shabby colonial arcade that's said to have a hundred doors (hence the
name) and is sometimes closed off for live bands. Little bars spring up in this area all the
time - it's one of the few places in Zona 1 you can really go bar-hopping.
El Gran Hotel
PUB
(9a Calle 7-64, Zona 1; 6pm-1am Tue-Sun)
You can't actually stay here, but the down-market
renovated lobby of this classic hotel is one of downtown's better-looking bars. It also
hosts one of the area's more reliable dancefloors, alternating between Latin and electronic
music.
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Zona 10
Zona 10 has a bunch of clubs attracting 20-something local crowds along 13a Calle and
adjacent streets such as 1a Av. Check flyers around town for special nights.
Bajo Fondo
(15a Calle 2-55; 7pm-1am Wed-Sat)
One of the more atmospheric little bars in the area, this
place has good music and the occasional spontaneous jam session.
BAR
Entertainment
Cinema
Various multiscreen cinema complexes show Hollywood blockbuster movies, often in
English with Spanish subtitles (unless they're kids' movies, in which case they'll most
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(Oakland Mall; ; 2269-6990;
www.cinepolis.com.gt
;
Diagonal 6 13-01, Zona 10)
.
Tickets cost around Q35. Movie listings can be found in the
Prensa Libre
newspaper.
Theater
