Fuego Atitlan Eco-Hotel

L’hôtel est top, en retrait du centre donc peu bruyant en plein milieu de la nature. Excellent compromis entre retraite spirituelle (mais pas trop) et pleine nature (pas trop roots), n’hésitez pas. Tips:petit déjeuner local ou continental (sur demande) apporté sur votre terrasse par Alice ou Mona(excellentes manageuses avec de nombreux conseils) sans compter une vue imprenable face aux volcans du lac, et les condors qui frôlent votre yourte.

We had requested 2 nights and they said something had happened with the system and other people had requested the same room so we could only stay at the hotel for 1 night. They gave us the money back from that 1 night but still it was kind of annoying

Das Hotel ist ein einmaliges Erlebnis. Wir sind jeden Morgen extra früh aufgewacht, um den Sonnenaufgang aus dem Bett zu schauen. Das Personal ist unfassbar nett und super hilfreich, egal welche Fragen und Anliegen man hat! Einen besseren Start in Guatemala hätten wir nicht haben können :)

The view from the yurt was quite an experience. It was also pretty cold at night, hot during the day if you don't use the shades/sides properly--or even if you do. The structure itself was pretty makeshift, and was not airtight/bug tight like a traditional yurt would be. Also the bed was like a punishment. It could really use a foam pad on top and at least one more of the sad, flat pillows per person. Why skimp on those? This experience is spartan enough. Also: bring earplugs and perhaps a noise machine, the barking dogs at night are pretty disruptive. The property did have hot water in the showers, near the pit toilets (only 2 toilets for a place with 12 person capacity). These were a healthy distance from all of the accommodations and you'll need to light your own way after 10pm. Alice, the host was very pleasant and made sure we had a nice, cheap breakfast provided each day. There is also a functional kitchen on site and massages on offer. If you have any mobility issues, this place is a real struggle. At least 120 steps from the street to our yurt, with a six story climb. Property is likely muddy during rainy season, there was very little by way of erosion control at present. It is a newer property, so I'm hopeful they'll continue to improve. Quick tuk-tuk ride to "downtown" and there is parking on site. Very little parking in San Marcos though, other than the big church.

El lugar y la vista son muy bonitos, algo que probablemente puede ser obvio, pero para mí no lo fue, el camino hacia la habitación fue muuy largo y desgastante El personal es increíble y muy servicial