Bambu Guest House
The Bambú is made from natural, local materials including bamboo, wood, stone, and glass. It can sleep 24 people in six large and bright rooms, each with its own private bathroom and hot water, balcony, Wi-Fi, and stunning views. Our farm-to-table restaurant prepares three delicious, unique meals a day with fresh produce from local producers. Two common areas--including a yoga deck--give guests space to connect over a meal, movie, board game or yoga class. We've also got a pretty incredible library.
We take individual hotel reservations, yet our main focus is on hosting groups. We love to collaborate with retreat leaders!
Küche
We provide filtered drinking water for free. We do not provide kitchen access.
We offer an on-site restaurant that is Mayan-owned and operated and use locally sourced ingredients. Everything is triple-washed and disinfected. Antonio's restaurant is open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Located inside the Bambu, it offers gourmet breakfasts, lunches and dinners as well as snacks, juices, smoothies, coffee, cacao, and tea.
Freizeitangebote
Sauna, fire circle, yoga and meditation classes, massage, Mayan fire ceremony, cacao ceremony, sweat lodge ceremony, sound healing ceremony, Guatemalan cooking class, farm tour and waterfall hike, village tours, ziplining, kayaking, paddleboarding
Serviceleistungen
Bed linens, towels, hot showers, housekeeping, yoga mats and props
Hier wirst du sein
We are a four-hour drive from Guatemala City (airport code GUA), on Lake Atitlan.
Umgebung
Lake Atitlán is a much sought-after destination in Guatemala. Situated in the Western Highlands, it is one of the most scenic and cultural destinations in the country. Lake Atitlán is a true gem of natural beauty and cultural richness. Local Mayans refer to it as “the blue hummingbird.” Framed by three impressive volcanoes—San Pedro, Atitlán, and Tolimán—the lake offers breathtaking panoramic views that captivate residents and visitors.
Tzununá is a small town whose indigenous inhabitants are Kaqchikel Maya.
Tzununá means “hummingbird water.” This serene Mayan village on the northern shore of Lake Atitlán offers a tranquil escape from the larger and busier towns around the lake. Known for its peaceful atmosphere and close-knit community, Tzununá is a haven for those seeking an authentic cultural experience.