Location: Antigua, Guatemala, Central America (3 Blocks from Central Park - fully furnished and equipped)
Accommodations: House, 5 Bedrooms, 3 Baths (Sleeps 12-14)
Dated from 1814 “Casa de la Abuela” is an elegant two storey building located at the Historic Center of town, one of the best spots you can get to watch “holy week processions”, 3 blocks from Central Park with amazing views of the volcanoes .
This authentic pearl is situated at walking distance from all major attractions. Open the door and enter your own private colonial home and start relaxing with family and friends.
The house is located at the Historic Center of town, 3 blocks from Central Park. The house is furnished and decorated with unique antique furniture and art from the colonial period. It has mountains, city and volcano views; amazing garden and patio in the typical Spanish architecture for a nice refreshing evening to relax. Security 24 hrs, the guardian take care of the garden and help around the house. The house includes 5 bedrooms and 3 bath, maximum occupancy 12 people.
The structure is two level.
On the upper floor 4 bedroom 2 bath and a resting area with comfortable chairs and sofas.
In the first level 1 bedroom 1 bath, office, dinning room, living room, kitchen, laundry, patio and garden.
The ample kitchen is fully equipped with water purifier and includes all cookware, dishes, flatware and glassware, when cooking you can watch the garden from the kitchen window also the patio and living room, the gas heating system is central and provides plenty of hot water through the house and bathrooms, lovely seating area with cable TV, wireless internet connection, parking space for 3 cars inside the house.
In front of the house there is a convenient store 24 hr. In same street a bakery, Spanish classes, salsa classes, Internet cafe, laundry, a church, print center, restaurants, museum, bookstore, long distance calling center, travel agency.
From Guatemala City, airport (La Aurora) the drive to Antigua takes 45 minutes. If transportation needed we can offer you shuttle service. The house is located in a very safe area. Antigua's streets are safe and ideal for walking.
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INFORMATION ABOUT GUATEMALA
Guatemala is a country in Central America, which is situated between the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean. Guatemala is mostly mountainous except for the south coastal area, and the vast lowlands of the Peten in the north. The country has a hot tropical climate, more temperate in the highlands and drier in the easternmost areas.
Interesting Facts
* The official name of the country is Republic of Guatemala.
* The name Guatemala means ‘land of the trees’ in the Maya-Toltec language.
* The official language is Spanish, while the currency is Quetzal.
* Twenty-one distinct Mayan languages as well as several non-Mayan Amerindian languages are spoken here, especially in rural areas.
* The capital of the state is Guatemala City.
* Tajamulco Volcano is the highest point in Guatemala, with an altitude of 4,220 meters/ 13,845 ft. above sea level.
* According to The Economist World, Guatemala was ranked to have the 2nd highest concentration of ozone in the world in 2007.
* There are three UNESCO World Heritage sites, namely, Antigua Guatemala, Archeoligical Park and Ruins of Quirigua and Tikal National Park.
* The national flag of Guatemala has two blue strips on its sides with the coat of arms in the center. The two blue strips represent the two water bodies.
Make early reservations for Holy Week and Other Holidays.
Prices can change according to the season.
$240 - $340 per night
We calculate the rate according to the amount of guest
and the length of stay. Feel free to contact us to get an
estimate according to your needs.
We have other properties in case you need more then one accomodation
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
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