La Casa del Mundo
La Casa del Mundo intertwines with the surrounding lush rainforest overlooking the beautiful Lake Atitlan. Marvel at the untouched beauty from the lakeside with panoramic views of all three volcanoes over the horizon.
Highlights
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There's plenty to do at the hotel itself - swim, kayak, learn Spanish or just relax and read while swinging in a hammock!
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After a day out visiting village communities around the lake why not hangout in the hot tub hanging over the edge of the lake?
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Enjoy unparalleled views of the huge volcanoes that dominate the lake and gorgeous sunsets from either your private balcony or one of the many patios dotted around the hotel
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Accessible only by boat, La Casa del Mundo is a secluded little hideaway on the rocky shores of Lake Atitlan – offering an unforgettable stay!
When to visit
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