Each house have 3 bedrooms (4 queen beds and a bunk bed for 2 persons) 3 bathrooms, living room, 2 fireplaces , 2 TV sony 32” with 90 channels, internet, kitchen, garage for 2 cars, fully equiped and furnished to a maximun occupancy of 10 persons per house.

PLACES OF INTEREST THAT YOU CAN VISIT

Pila de la Unión

This is a public pila, or cistern with washing area. It was inaugurated in 1853 and still looks much as it did then, at the eastern end of the Plaza de San Pedro.


The handicraft markets are always the central meeting places for merchants, artisans and visitors alike. Here you will find all sorts of textiles in the form of clothing, purses, accessories, adornments, tablecloths, and all sorts of home décor making a bright and impressive photographic display.

Creative artisans use varied mediums such as glass, molded ceramics, forged iron, silver, leather, wax and tropical woods to create outstanding works of typical Guatemalan design.


All markets are just a few blocks from the central plaza, located at:

Sixth Avenue South, and Fourth Avenue and at Fifth Street West, and

Fourth Street West just beyond the Santa Lucia Blvd.


Museum of Colonial Art

This museum is housed in what was once the University Of San Carlos De Borromeo, founded by Rea Cédula of Carlos II on January 31, 1767, the third oldest building in Antigua Guatemala. Among its artistic treasures is an excellent painting of Pedro de Alvarado, the conqueror of Guatemala.



Popenoe House

Originally constructed in the early 1600’s, the interior is an excellent example of furniture, house wares and one of the most interesting well-preserved kitchens of that time. Thanks to painstaking devotion to conservation, the mansion has maintained the character of the aristocracy of the era.

There are many Churches, Cathedral and convents you can visit as well as the beutiful volcanoes and Surroundings.

For the kids are horseback riding and canopy as well as the famous coffe plantations tours.