Disponemos de tres estilos de unidades diferentes en nuestro Hotel
We have three styles of different units in our Hotel
El Hotel San Buenaventura de Atitlan ofrece para alquiler por mes o por semana, casas amobladas con dos habitaciones, dos banos y sala, comedor y cocina completamente equipada y una parrilla exterior. Todas las casas tienen su jardin privado.
The Hotel San Buenaventura de Atitlan offers for rent per month or per week, furnished houses with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and living room, dining room and fully equipped kitchen and an outdoor grill. All houses have their own private garden.
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Hotel San Buenaventura de Atitlan
Hemos establecido los protocolos necesarios para poder recibir a nuestros clientes de manera adecuada y ajustados a las necesidades de hoy.
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All our staff are required to wear masks while at work.
In compliance with the Government of Guatemala, all individuals are now required to wear a face covering while out in public places.
All Guests and staff are req.uired to undergo temperature check screenings upon entering the property. Anyone with a fever of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher are not permitted to enter.
All staff are required to participate in scheduled handwashing breaks throughout their work day.
Thorough, commercial-grade cleanings are conducted continuously throughout the day.
Hand sanitization stations are widely available throughout the property for the use of our Guests and Associates.
LIMITED SIZE GROUPS
San Buenaventura de Atitlan will use cleaning products and protocols which meet established guidelines, and are approved for use and effective against viruses, bacteria and other airborne and bloodborne pathogens. We have worked closely with our vendors, distribution partners and suppliers to ensure an uninterrupted supply of these cleaning supplies and necessary PPE.
Public Spaces and Communal Areas
The frequency of cleaning and sanitizing is increased in all public spaces with an emphasis on frequent-contact surfaces including, but not limited to, front desk check-in counters, door handles, public bathrooms, room keys and locks and handrails, dining surfaces and seating areas.
Guest Rooms
Industry-leading cleaning and sanitizing protocols are used to clean guest rooms, with particular attention paid to high-touch items including television remote controls, toilet seats and handles, door and furniture handles, water faucet handles, nightstands, telephones, light switches and flooring.
Laundry
All bed linen and laundry continue to be washed at a high temperature and in accordance with respective guidelines. Dirty linen is bagged in the guest room to eliminate excess contact while being transported to the laundry facility.
Shared Equipment
Shared tools and equipment is sanitized before, during and after each shift or anytime the equipment is transferred to a new service professional. This includes phones, radios, computers and other communication devices, payment terminals, kitchen implements, engineering tools, safety buttons, folios, cleaning equipment, keys, time clocks and all other direct contact items used throughout the resort.
Room Recovery Protocol
In the event of presumptive case of COVID-19, the guest’s room will be removed from service and quarantined. The guest room will not be returned to service until the case has been confirmed or cleared. In the event of a positive case, the room will only be returned to service after undergoing an enhanced sanitization protocol by a licensed third-party expert.
We have worked diligently to reconfigure all of our operations, to ensure the health and safety of our guests and staff. Our COVID-19 plan and protocols meet or exceed the social distancing, capacity, and health and safety guidelines outlined by local and national authorities. Below are highlights of these protocols and what you can expect during your upcoming visit.
As information pertaining to COVID-19 is ever-evolving, please be sure to check back with us for updates prior to visiting.
SOCIAL DISTANCING
Signage has been placed throughout San Buenaventura de Atitlan to create awareness of proper physical distancing between guests. Please be respectful of other's space.
Restaurant offers both room service and limited outdoor seating.
Exposure to COVID-19 is an inherent risk in any public location where people are present; therefore, we cannot guarantee you will not be exposed during your visit. By visiting San Buenaventura de Atitlan you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.
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PHYSICAL DISTANCING
Throughout San Buenaventura de Atitlan, we meet or exceed state and local health authority guidelines on proper physical distancing.
Queuing
Not permitted anywhere within the property.
Hotel Front Desk and Concierge
Restaurant and Bar
Restaurant and bar feature reduced seating capacities to allow for a minimum of six feet between each seated group/party of guests. Maximum of 4 people per table.
Outdoor Pool
Pool seating is configured to allow for at least six feet of separation between groups of guests.
Please contact us for further information.
Estimado huesped
Hay mucho que hacer alrededor del lago, desde actividades culturales Maya hasta una visita tranquila a los hogares de artistas y artesanos y sus comunidades.
El Lago de Atitlan es famoso por tres volcanes ubicados en el costado sur del lago. Se puede contratar para ascender cualquiera de estos volcanes. El volcan mas facil para y mas economico para subir y organizer (y tambien es el
Hay un sendero seguro desde Panajachel? que atraviesa el borde de la caldera y baja a comunidades nativas a orillas del lago. Ofrece una variedad de terreno (bosques, predios. agricolas, campos de flores) y vistas al lago maravillosas. Es el escenario perfecto para tomar fotografias
La orilla del lago tiene población de comunidades indigenas Maya. Ellos han conservado muchas de sus tradiciones-algunas comunidades mas que otras. La mas interesante es San Juan La Laguna donde los artesanos. del lugar tejen sus textiles usando hilo que ellos mismos elaaboran con sus propias plantas de algodon y tintes propios de plantas que ellos mismos producen. Aqui tambien puede. Encontrar:
· Jardines. de plantas medicinales (con hierbas para la venta)
· Una fabrica artisanal de chocolates (donde venden el producto)
· Una cooperativa de produccion y donde se pueden ver las cerezas de café procesadas y convertidas en café.( se puede comprar café de calidad producido en el lugar)
· Galerias donde los artistas Maya pintan (y venden) sus cuadros artisticos a precios comodos.
Pequenos enclaves al estilo Viejo Oeste o estilo bohemio han aparecido tambien en las comunidades del lago. Los habitants se concentran en un estilo de vida minimalista y alimentos naturales. Se pueden organizer visitas a estas comunidades y sus residentes. La major opcion son los restaurantes y cafes.
San Marcos se. destaca por masajes de bajo costo y tambien tienen productos naturales para la venta.
Nosotrtos organizamos los paseos como un servicio para nuestros huespedes. Cualquier ganacia que se genere se entrega directamente a la gente que trabaja con nosotros para ofrecer culaquier servicio especifico que ellos realicen como por el ejemplo el servicio de guia.
Natalia Rivera
Gerente
Dear Guest
There is much to do around the Lake, from Mayan cultural activities to leisurely visits to native artists & artisans in their home communities.
Atitlan is famous for three volcanoes on its south shore. Arrangements can be made to climb any of these. The easiest & most economic to climb and arrange (as well as the most secure) is Volcan San Pedro.
There is a secure hiking trail from Panajachel that traverses the caldera rim and drops down to native communities at lakeside. It offers a variety of terrain (woods, farming & flower fields) and great lake views. It is perfect for picture taking.
The lakeshore is spotted with indigenous Mayan communities. These have preserved much of their tradition - some more than others. Most interesting is San Juan La Laguna, where local artisans weave their textiles using thread they make from their own cotton trees and dyes from plants they grow. Here you can also find:
· Medicinal plant gardens (with herbs for sale)
· An artisan chocolate factory (that sells it’s products)
· A coffee growing & processing cooperative where you can see how coffee berries are processed into coffee. (You can buy locally-produced quality coffee.)
· Artist galleries where Mayan artists paint (& sell) their quality art work at unbeatable prices
Small Western/Bohemian-style enclaves have sprung-up in some of the local communities. The residents are largely focused on minimalist life styles, meditation, natural food. Tours can be arranged to visit these communities and their residents. San Pedro is the best choice for restaurants and cafes. San Marcos is best for economic massages & natural products for sale..
We arrange tours as a service to guests. Any profit realized goes directly to people who work with us for any specific services they provide (i.e., as guides).
Natalia Rivera
Management
Cotton plant to thread to garment
The Medicinal Plant growers & processors
Mayan fishermen, San Marcos
Posing for pictures, Santiago
Curandero at Cerro de oro
Church Santiago Exterior
Church Santiago, Interior
Church San Francisco, Panajachel
Church exterior, San Jorge
Weavers selling products,
Mayan Fire Ceremony, Panajachel
This is a safe, downhill hike for groups large and small of all ages. One can trek through picturesque vegetable gardens, flower fields, woods and remote hamlets. You can take wonderful photographs of incomparable lake views. Sturdy walking shoes are the only equipment required. Walking sticks & water provided. You will be accompanied by a bilingual guide.
We offer various options in scaling Atitlan’s most popular volcano, Volcano San Pedro. If you speak some Spanish, options range from putting you in contact with local guides at San Pedro, to arranging for you to be guided to the top with the support of an English-Spanish bilingual guide who is versed in the Lake’s natural history, and its cultural role in the daily life of the Mayan people.
La Aurora International Airport in Guatemala City (airport code GUA), is 143 km (90 miles) away and the trip to Hotel San Buenaventura de Atitlán, takes about 3½ to 4 hours, depending on traffic.
Several North American airlines offer nonstop and direct flights from airports in the USA to Guatemala. Nonstop flights are also available from Mexico, El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica and Panama. Currently there is only one nonstop flight from Europe (Madrid) and none from Asia.
For guests from countries where there are no direct flights, it is usually convenient to travel via the USA. Other options that may work, is to fly through Madrid, Mexico City, Cancun, San Salvador or Panama City.
The airport in Guatemala City is fairly small by international standards, but flights arrive throughout the day, from early in the morning to late at night. Whenever you arrive, we can arrange to pick you up and bring you directly to our hotel.
The following airlines offer nonstop or direct flights to
La Aurora International Airport (GUA) in Guatemala City.
Several daily nonstop flights from Miami (MIA) and one daily nonstop flight from Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) to Guatemala City
Avianca
Daily flights nonstop flights from Los Angeles and Bogota.
Several daily flights from Panama and other cities in Central and South America to Guatemala City
One daily nonstop flight from Atlanta (ATL) and one daily nonstop flight from Los Angeles (LAX) to Guatemala City
One daily nonstop flight from Madrid, Spain, to Guatemala City
One daily nonstop flight from Mexico City to Guatemala City
One daily nonstop flight from Ft. Lauderdale (FLL) to Guatemala City
Daily nonstop flights from Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, and Washington DC to Guatemala City; daily flights from Boston, Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston, New Orleans, New York, San Francisco and Toronto to Guatemala City with a stopover in San Salvador; also flights from Mexico City and Cancun, Mexico, and various locations in Latin America
Two daily nonstop flights from Belize City (BZE) to Flores/Santa Elena (FRS). One flight continues to Guatemala City.
Several daily nonstop flights from Houston (IAH) to Guatemala City; one nonstop flight on Saturdays only from Newark, NJ (EWR)
The following airlines don't fly to Guatemala City, but they can take you to a major hub where
flights to Guatemala City are easily available.
Toronto, Montreal, Calgary and Vancouver via Los Angeles; from Toronto and Calgary via Houston; from Toronto via Miami or Atlanta; and from Toronto and Montreal via Mexico City.
Vienna via Madrid, New York or Washington, DC.
London via Madrid, Miami, Atlanta, Houston or Mexico City.
Tokyo via Los Angeles, Dallas/Fort Worth or Mexico City.
Amsterdam via Madrid, Miami, Atlanta, Houston or Mexico City.
Seoul/Incheon via Los Angeles or Dallas/Fort Worth.
Frankfurt/Main via Madrid, Miami, Atlanta, Houston or Mexico City.
Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane via Los Angeles.
Swiss International Air Lines (formerly Swissair)
Zurich via Madrid, New York, Miami or Los Angeles.
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... to include Alexander von Humboldt and Aldous Huxley (author of the Brave New World) to be the most beautiful lake in the world. It is formed by a volcanic caldera and is the deepest lake in Central America. The lake is surrounded by picturesque volcanoes and deep escarpments. Its mile-high location provides an eternal spring-like climate. Its population is 95% traditional Mayan with a vibrant, friendly and colorful culture.
The San Buenaventura Valley is home to several resort hotels and a Nature Reserve. Two of the valley's most important features is our coffee grove and forest. The forest is a natural habitat for a large variety of native and migratory birds. Bird watching guests have free access to our network of private wooded trails. The adjacent nature reserve is open to the general public and features signed nature trails, a butterfly sanctuary, hanging bridges that cross picturesque ravines and zip lines that traverses the natural forest canopy.
Our hotel has uniquely designed houses which are fully furnished and equipped to lodge up to six guests comfortably. We also offer suites for two to four, and single and double rooms. While we have fixed daily rates, we have special prices for extended stays and frequently offer seasonal specials.
Our facilities include a bar and restaurant, pool, Mayan sauna or “TUJ”, Jacuzzi and areas to rest and relax at our private sand beach. You can rent a bicycle in town to ride on roads and trails in the old Hacienda San Buenaventura. At the front desk you can rent kayaks kept on the beach. We can also arrange for boat services so you can visit the Mayan towns around the lake.
Other services: We offer a full range of tourist services. We are adjacent to Panajachel, which has banking, shopping, live entertainment and other tourist attractions.
Our ever Spring-like weather is especially attractive to groups in northern climates seeking respite from harsh winters.
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