3- or 4-Night Stay at Laguna Lodge Eco-Resort & Nature Reserve in Guatemala
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Guatemalan lodge with volcano views and onsite nature reserve alongside sacred Mayan lake; named one of world’s best eco-lodges by CNN
What You Get
Stay for two with a bottle of wine
- Option 1: $579 for 3 nights in a Tecun Uman or Pato Poc suite (up to a $1,109 value)
- Option 2: $772 for 4 nights in a Tecun Uman or Pato Poc suite (up to a $1,469 value)
- Option 3: $719 for 3 nights in a Jaguar or Quetzal suite (up to a $1,384 value)
- Option 4: $958 for 4 nights in a Jaguar or Quetzal suite (up to a $1,835 value)
Included in all options:
- Boat from Panajachel to Laguna Lodge for check-in/checkout; arrival/departure between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m.
- Welcome drink
- Full breakfast
- Nature-reserve access
- Swimming pool
- Unlimited drinking water
- Tax
Policies and Fees
Book by: 3/21/14 Travel window: 1/23/14–6/30/14
- Cancellation policy & fees: All cancellations subject to fee up to 25% of Groupon price. For stays through 4/30/14, 60-day cancellation notice required or fee up to Groupon price applies. For stays from 5/1/14 onward, 31-day notice or fee up to Groupon price applies.
- Additional fees: $3 breakfast service fee not included
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Lakefront Lodge Nestled in Mountainous Nature Reserve
The K'iche' people—who count the ancient Mayans among their ancestors—call Guatemala's Lake Atitlán "the lake of the south." It’s one of four sacred lakes bordering their homeland in the western highlands. Along with a trio of volcanoes and smaller cliffs, the lake forms the spectacular backdrop to Laguna Lodge Eco-Resort & Nature Reserve. It’s a scene that convinced CNNGo and National Geographic to name the resort one of the world’s best eco-lodges, saying, “the sublime views … are worth the stay alone.” More than just a hotel, the resort stretches from a lakefront lodge to a high-altitude tropical dry forest and about 100 acres of old Mayan nature trails. And the scenery is complemented by an excellent staff—in 2013, TripAdvisor named the resort one of the best hotels for service in Guatemala.
The lodge's design was inspired by its surroundings: volcanic stone, adobe, and palm all went into its construction. The resort’s suites have beds hand hewn from Guatemalan hardwoods and draped in linens woven at a nearby village. Most of the furnishings are hand-carved antiques, and marble-topped night tables add touches of luxury. Although a jacuzzi or hot tub are not available, each suite also has a large, private lakeside balcony outfitted with either an exposed pole ceiling or palm roof.
With its own nature reserve alongside Lake Atitlán, Laguna Lodge also has a variety of activities available, ranging from hikes through the volcanic Sierra Madre mountains to day trips to ancient ruins. Take a horseback ride through the surrounding coffee fields, or boat around the lake.
As part of Laguna Lodge's conservation measures, the onsite Zotz Restaurant offers an all-vegetarian menu with ingredients sourced from local farmers or the hotel's gardens. The restaurant overlooks the lake and surrounding volcanoes, and you can dine alfresco in outdoor pavilions. In the dining room, antique candelabras and a large stone fireplace bathe diners in warmth.
Lake Atitlán, Guatemala: Diverse Villages Around Volcanic Waterfront
Twelve villages line the shores of Lake Atitlán, including the quiet Santa Cruz La Laguna on the northwest shore, not far from Laguna Lodge Eco-Resort & Nature Reserve. The town is perched atop tall hills amid biodiverse land that’s popular with hikers and backpackers. From the waterfront, you can embark on scuba-diving tours into the more than 1,000-foot-deep lake to see underwater rock formations and areas of hot volcanic mud.
Public water taxis regularly stop at Laguna Lodge's dock, making it easy to visit other lakefront villages. Just a 10-minute boat ride can take you to Panajachel—the largest town on the lake, with about 10,000 residents. Lively shopping and nightlife districts make Panajachel the area's main tourist town. Another popular draw is Santa Catarina Palopó, where you’ll find a collection of thatch-roofed adobe houses, onion fields, and hot springs.
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Other Details
Room Details
Click here for more information about individual room types.
In All Included Rooms
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Adding occupants above standard: $61 per night per additional occupant
- Large private balcony
Tecun Uman and Pato Poc Rooms
- One king bed or two double beds
- Maximum occupancy: 4
Jaguar and Quetzal Suites
- One king bed
- Maximum occupancy: 3
Hotel Policies
- Check-in: 3 p.m.
- Checkout: noon
- 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 not available.
- Room upgrades: upgrades may be available; contact the hotel directly.
Amenities
- Access to onsite nature reserve
- Lakefront restaurant and bar
- Full spa
- Hot river-rock spa pool
- Kayaks and canoes
- Complimentary WiFi
Traveler's Tips
- Before international travel, always check the State Department's website for important info on the destination and its entry/exit requirements.
- A passport is required for all travel outside the U.S.
- Private boats can be arranged to Laguna Lodge departing from docks at Panajachel for check-in/checkout between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. for free, and at other times for a $20 fee each way for two people.
Getting There
- By plane: 80 miles (129 km) from La Aurora International Airport (GUA)
- By car: 87 miles (140 km) west of Guatemala City
- By shuttle: $67.50 per person from GUA, one way (two-person minimum)
Guatemalan lodge with volcano views and onsite nature reserve alongside sacred Mayan lake; named one of world’s best eco-lodges by CNN
What You Get
Stay for two with a bottle of wine
- Option 1: $579 for 3 nights in a Tecun Uman or Pato Poc suite (up to a $1,109 value)
- Option 2: $772 for 4 nights in a Tecun Uman or Pato Poc suite (up to a $1,469 value)
- Option 3: $719 for 3 nights in a Jaguar or Quetzal suite (up to a $1,384 value)
- Option 4: $958 for 4 nights in a Jaguar or Quetzal suite (up to a $1,835 value)
Included in all options:
- Boat from Panajachel to Laguna Lodge for check-in/checkout; arrival/departure between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m.
- Welcome drink
- Full breakfast
- Nature-reserve access
- Swimming pool
- Unlimited drinking water
- Tax
Policies and Fees
Book by: 3/21/14 Travel window: 1/23/14–6/30/14
- Cancellation policy & fees: All cancellations subject to fee up to 25% of Groupon price. For stays through 4/30/14, 60-day cancellation notice required or fee up to Groupon price applies. For stays from 5/1/14 onward, 31-day notice or fee up to Groupon price applies.
- Additional fees: $3 breakfast service fee not included
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Lakefront Lodge Nestled in Mountainous Nature Reserve
The K'iche' people—who count the ancient Mayans among their ancestors—call Guatemala's Lake Atitlán "the lake of the south." It’s one of four sacred lakes bordering their homeland in the western highlands. Along with a trio of volcanoes and smaller cliffs, the lake forms the spectacular backdrop to Laguna Lodge Eco-Resort & Nature Reserve. It’s a scene that convinced CNNGo and National Geographic to name the resort one of the world’s best eco-lodges, saying, “the sublime views … are worth the stay alone.” More than just a hotel, the resort stretches from a lakefront lodge to a high-altitude tropical dry forest and about 100 acres of old Mayan nature trails. And the scenery is complemented by an excellent staff—in 2013, TripAdvisor named the resort one of the best hotels for service in Guatemala.
The lodge's design was inspired by its surroundings: volcanic stone, adobe, and palm all went into its construction. The resort’s suites have beds hand hewn from Guatemalan hardwoods and draped in linens woven at a nearby village. Most of the furnishings are hand-carved antiques, and marble-topped night tables add touches of luxury. Although a jacuzzi or hot tub are not available, each suite also has a large, private lakeside balcony outfitted with either an exposed pole ceiling or palm roof.
With its own nature reserve alongside Lake Atitlán, Laguna Lodge also has a variety of activities available, ranging from hikes through the volcanic Sierra Madre mountains to day trips to ancient ruins. Take a horseback ride through the surrounding coffee fields, or boat around the lake.
As part of Laguna Lodge's conservation measures, the onsite Zotz Restaurant offers an all-vegetarian menu with ingredients sourced from local farmers or the hotel's gardens. The restaurant overlooks the lake and surrounding volcanoes, and you can dine alfresco in outdoor pavilions. In the dining room, antique candelabras and a large stone fireplace bathe diners in warmth.
Lake Atitlán, Guatemala: Diverse Villages Around Volcanic Waterfront
Twelve villages line the shores of Lake Atitlán, including the quiet Santa Cruz La Laguna on the northwest shore, not far from Laguna Lodge Eco-Resort & Nature Reserve. The town is perched atop tall hills amid biodiverse land that’s popular with hikers and backpackers. From the waterfront, you can embark on scuba-diving tours into the more than 1,000-foot-deep lake to see underwater rock formations and areas of hot volcanic mud.
Public water taxis regularly stop at Laguna Lodge's dock, making it easy to visit other lakefront villages. Just a 10-minute boat ride can take you to Panajachel—the largest town on the lake, with about 10,000 residents. Lively shopping and nightlife districts make Panajachel the area's main tourist town. Another popular draw is Santa Catarina Palopó, where you’ll find a collection of thatch-roofed adobe houses, onion fields, and hot springs.
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Other Details
Room Details
Click here for more information about individual room types.
In All Included Rooms
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Adding occupants above standard: $61 per night per additional occupant
- Large private balcony
Tecun Uman and Pato Poc Rooms
- One king bed or two double beds
- Maximum occupancy: 4
Jaguar and Quetzal Suites
- One king bed
- Maximum occupancy: 3
Hotel Policies
- Check-in: 3 p.m.
- Checkout: noon
- 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 not available.
- Room upgrades: upgrades may be available; contact the hotel directly.
Amenities
- Access to onsite nature reserve
- Lakefront restaurant and bar
- Full spa
- Hot river-rock spa pool
- Kayaks and canoes
- Complimentary WiFi
Traveler's Tips
- Before international travel, always check the State Department's website for important info on the destination and its entry/exit requirements.
- A passport is required for all travel outside the U.S.
- Private boats can be arranged to Laguna Lodge departing from docks at Panajachel for check-in/checkout between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. for free, and at other times for a $20 fee each way for two people.
Getting There
- By plane: 80 miles (129 km) from La Aurora International Airport (GUA)
- By car: 87 miles (140 km) west of Guatemala City
- By shuttle: $67.50 per person from GUA, one way (two-person minimum)
Need To Know Info
- Promotional value expires Mar 21, 2014. Amount paid never expires.
- Book by 3/21/14 or promotional value expires
- Travel 1/23/14–6/30/14
- Limit 2 per person, +2 additional as gifts
- Limit 2/visit
- Valid only for option purchased
- Reservation required, subject to availability
- All cancellations subject to fee up to 25% of Groupon price
- For stays through 4/30/14, 60-day cancellation notice required or fee up to Groupon price applies (For stays from 5/1/14, 31-day notice or fee up to Groupon price)
- Must be 18 or older to check in and consume alcohol, 13 or older to stay
- Credit card required at booking and check-in
- $3 breakfast service fee not included
- Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
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