Three- or Four-Night Stay in a Grand Class or Master Suite at Hotel La Reunión Golf Course & Residences in Guatemala
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Sumptuous resort with views of four volcanoes features private plunge pools, zipline tours & Pete Dye golf course
What You Get
Stay for up to three in a Grand Class or Master suite
- $510 for three nights
- $680 for four nights
- $750 for three nights with two greens fees per day
- $998 for four nights with two greens fees per day
Book by: 6/23/12
Travel by: 9/30/12
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Private Plunge Pools and Mountainside Golf Course amid Four Volcanoes
Guatemala's Fuego volcano hasn't had a major eruption in years, but it still likes to put on a show. On an almost daily basis, Fuego emits sputters of lava and columns of smoke. At Hotel La Reunión Golf Course & Residences, you have a front-row seat to Fuego's spectacle along with views of three other volcanic mountains: Agua, Acatenango, and Pacaya. The resort also offers more active ways to get in touch with the landscape, including horseback rides and zipline tours. And at the base of Fuego, a par 72 golf course designed by renowned architect Pete Dye undulates almost inexplicably with the terrain.
Up in the secluded suites, private plunge pools and shaded hammocks overlook the tropical scenery. Hand-carved furniture and native weavings add a rustic vibe, and wireless Internet access keeps modern conveniences at hand. To help you to unwind, in-room massages are available, ranging from aromatherapy treatments to shiatsu and reflexology.
At El Mirador Gourmet Cuisine & Grill, chefs slice tropical fruit for breakfast and grill fresh-caught fish come dinnertime. For a lighter meal, hit up Bar Wayeb. Considered the golf course's unofficial 19th hole, its menu features traditional carne picada and local Guatemalan rum.
Out on the golf course's 18 inedible holes, you can see all four volcanoes—and sometimes the Pacific Ocean—when skies are clear. The fairways unfurl over more than 7,300 yards, presenting several challenging blind shots and varied elevations. The 17th hole skirts a picturesque waterfall and a small pond.
Antigua Guatemala: Spanish Colonial Churches and Exotic Wildlife
Deep in the highlands of central Guatemala, Antigua presents a breathtaking landscape punctuated by volcanic mountains and tropical forests. Both the terrain and the temperate climate encourage scenic outdoor activities—Guatemala is often called the “The Land of Eternal Spring.” Although mountain biking is a popular pursuit, there's nothing quite like riding a mule through a coffee farm, where you can spot hundreds of exotic birds, including Pacific parakeets, tanagers, and teenagers.
Downtown, it's clear that Antigua Guatemala, or "ancient Guatemala," lives up to its moniker. The UNESCO World Heritage Site is lined with colonial-era Spanish churches and convents dating as far back as the 16th century. The downtown streets are mostly pedestrian-friendly, especially the landscaped pathways of Plaza Mayor. Here, a stone fountain takes center stage, and locals dance to live music.
Just a few blocks away at El Mercado, the vibrant open-air market, fruit stands teem with fresh-picked pineapple, papaya, and fruit roll-ups. Artisans also showcase hand-carved masks and traditional jewelry.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Other Details
Room Details
Grand Class Suites
- One king bed
- Jacuzzi
Master Suites
- Two queen beds
In All included Suites
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 kids 12 or younger
- Adding occupants above standard: $20 per day for guests 13 and older
- Private plunge pool
- Terrace
- Views of volcano and golf course
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 4 p.m.
- Check out: 11 a.m.
- Parking: free
- Rollaways: not available
- Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: pets are not allowed inside the property.
- Accessibility: handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Room upgrades: Available at booking for an additional fee
What It's Worth
Stay for up to three in a Grand Class or Master suite
- $510 for three nights (up to a $1,008 value)
- $680 for four nights (up to a $1,340 value)
- $750 for three nights with two greens fees per day (up to a $1,908 value)
- $998 for four nights with two greens fees per day (up to a $2,540 value)
Amenities
- Pete Dye signature golf course
- Zipline tours and horseback riding
- Gourmet restaurant
- In-room massages available
Traveler's Tips
- To ensure safety when hiking the volcanoes, ask a local for advice or trek with friends.
Getting There
- By plane: about 44 miles (70 km) from La Aurora International Airport (GUA)
Sumptuous resort with views of four volcanoes features private plunge pools, zipline tours & Pete Dye golf course
What You Get
Stay for up to three in a Grand Class or Master suite
- $510 for three nights
- $680 for four nights
- $750 for three nights with two greens fees per day
- $998 for four nights with two greens fees per day
Book by: 6/23/12
Travel by: 9/30/12
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Private Plunge Pools and Mountainside Golf Course amid Four Volcanoes
Guatemala's Fuego volcano hasn't had a major eruption in years, but it still likes to put on a show. On an almost daily basis, Fuego emits sputters of lava and columns of smoke. At Hotel La Reunión Golf Course & Residences, you have a front-row seat to Fuego's spectacle along with views of three other volcanic mountains: Agua, Acatenango, and Pacaya. The resort also offers more active ways to get in touch with the landscape, including horseback rides and zipline tours. And at the base of Fuego, a par 72 golf course designed by renowned architect Pete Dye undulates almost inexplicably with the terrain.
Up in the secluded suites, private plunge pools and shaded hammocks overlook the tropical scenery. Hand-carved furniture and native weavings add a rustic vibe, and wireless Internet access keeps modern conveniences at hand. To help you to unwind, in-room massages are available, ranging from aromatherapy treatments to shiatsu and reflexology.
At El Mirador Gourmet Cuisine & Grill, chefs slice tropical fruit for breakfast and grill fresh-caught fish come dinnertime. For a lighter meal, hit up Bar Wayeb. Considered the golf course's unofficial 19th hole, its menu features traditional carne picada and local Guatemalan rum.
Out on the golf course's 18 inedible holes, you can see all four volcanoes—and sometimes the Pacific Ocean—when skies are clear. The fairways unfurl over more than 7,300 yards, presenting several challenging blind shots and varied elevations. The 17th hole skirts a picturesque waterfall and a small pond.
Antigua Guatemala: Spanish Colonial Churches and Exotic Wildlife
Deep in the highlands of central Guatemala, Antigua presents a breathtaking landscape punctuated by volcanic mountains and tropical forests. Both the terrain and the temperate climate encourage scenic outdoor activities—Guatemala is often called the “The Land of Eternal Spring.” Although mountain biking is a popular pursuit, there's nothing quite like riding a mule through a coffee farm, where you can spot hundreds of exotic birds, including Pacific parakeets, tanagers, and teenagers.
Downtown, it's clear that Antigua Guatemala, or "ancient Guatemala," lives up to its moniker. The UNESCO World Heritage Site is lined with colonial-era Spanish churches and convents dating as far back as the 16th century. The downtown streets are mostly pedestrian-friendly, especially the landscaped pathways of Plaza Mayor. Here, a stone fountain takes center stage, and locals dance to live music.
Just a few blocks away at El Mercado, the vibrant open-air market, fruit stands teem with fresh-picked pineapple, papaya, and fruit roll-ups. Artisans also showcase hand-carved masks and traditional jewelry.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Other Details
Room Details
Grand Class Suites
- One king bed
- Jacuzzi
Master Suites
- Two queen beds
In All included Suites
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 kids 12 or younger
- Adding occupants above standard: $20 per day for guests 13 and older
- Private plunge pool
- Terrace
- Views of volcano and golf course
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 4 p.m.
- Check out: 11 a.m.
- Parking: free
- Rollaways: not available
- Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: pets are not allowed inside the property.
- Accessibility: handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Room upgrades: Available at booking for an additional fee
What It's Worth
Stay for up to three in a Grand Class or Master suite
- $510 for three nights (up to a $1,008 value)
- $680 for four nights (up to a $1,340 value)
- $750 for three nights with two greens fees per day (up to a $1,908 value)
- $998 for four nights with two greens fees per day (up to a $2,540 value)
Amenities
- Pete Dye signature golf course
- Zipline tours and horseback riding
- Gourmet restaurant
- In-room massages available
Traveler's Tips
- To ensure safety when hiking the volcanoes, ask a local for advice or trek with friends.
Getting There
- By plane: about 44 miles (70 km) from La Aurora International Airport (GUA)
Need To Know Info
- Promotional value expires Jun 23, 2012. Amount paid never expires.
- Must book by 6/23/12 or promotional value expires.Valid for travel 5/1/12-9/30/12
- Limit 2 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift
- Limit 2 per visit
- Valid only for option purchased
- Subject to availability
- 72hr cancellation notice required or fee of applicable one-night's stay up to the amount paid for Groupon applies
- Must be 18 or older to check in
- Valid only for Grand Class or Master Suites
- Credit card required at check-in
- Not valid with reward points
- Must use promotional value in 1 visit
- 22% tax not included
- Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
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