In this house we love respectful people, plants and animals, textiles, handicrafts, art, music, good cuisine, literature and so much more! We have opened one part of our home to offer you the chance to experience Antigua Guatemala from a quiet, safe, clean, comfortable, private, walking distance to the center-location. We offer a delicious Guatemalan breakfast, purified water to refill your bottles, wifi, a charming living room to sit and chat with other guests, finish your long waited read, or simply enjoy the peace of the home. We feature a selection of art from local painters, photographers, weavers, potters, basket makers, from around the country and region. We are a small place with a big heart, with friendly and helpful staff that will make you feel at home from the moment you come in.

My life long I have been a tour guide, always willing to help people from around the world, discover the hidden treasures of my country and region. In this aim, I made studies in Ecotourism, Archaeology, Anthropology, and therefore I have a nice home-library with good volumes in Spanish, English and German, on the Maya and other themes, that will help you get more introduced into the local culture. And yes, it is true that I am not all the time at home, but most of the time on a wasap distance or call distance, and there is always the professional team who help me run my home when away, always ready to help. Of course, we know the best restaurants, attractions, ways to go and ways not to, so that your travel will be an unforgettable experience!

Antigua Guatemala has grown, traffic has intensified and we accept it with the humbleness of not having the power to change it. Rather, our location has turned into the easiest way to get in, and out of Antigua, and we celebrate that! We are one block away from the impressive church of San Francisco, a long block away from 1 Av, full of night life and good Restaurants, 5 blocks from Plaza Central, pretty close to the famous Santo Domingo, and on the road that connects with the surrounding towns of San Pedro Las Huertas, San Juan del Obispo, Santa Ana, among other.