What if I told you, high in the Guatemalan mountains, nestled among avocado trees, there’s a place where the volcano views are as breathtaking as the treehouses themselves? This is Earth Lodge: Tree House Room. Earth Lodge: Tree House Room isn’t just a place to sleep. It’s an experience. A short drive from Antigua, Earth Lodge: Tree House Room feels worlds away from the city’s bustle. Imagine waking up in a cozy treehouse with the sun streaming through floor-to-ceiling windows, the volcanoes Agua, Fuego, and Acatenango painting the horizon. Earth Lodge: Tree House Room offers rustic luxury cabins, unique treehouses, and even geo domes. Each is designed with comfort and nature in mind, offering private outdoor spaces and stunning volcano views. Staying at Earth Lodge: Tree House Room means more than just enjoying the unique accommodations. It’s about embracing sustainable living. The lodge is fully solar-powered, and they use locally made organic toiletries. Their restaurant sources ingredients from nearby farms, including their own avocado farm boasting over 850 organic trees. They even compost food waste to nourish their avocado trees. The Earth Lodge: Tree House Room experience is further enhanced by their commitment to wellness. Start your day with yoga in their treetop studio, the largest in Antigua. Later, indulge in a traditional Mayan Temazcal sauna followed by a refreshing cold plunge. Don’t miss the on-site farm-to-table restaurant. The Lodge Restaurant and Bar serves up delicious meals with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options, using ingredients sourced from local producers like Julhalaw Cacao and Tacana Honey. Evenings at Earth Lodge: Tree House Room are magical. Curl up by the fire pits and watch the volcanoes glow against the darkening sky. Connect with fellow travelers over family-style dinners. Earth Lodge: Tree House Room is a place where you can reconnect with nature, yourself, and the simple joys of life. It is an invitation to slow down, breathe deep, and savor the extraordinary.
Catedral de su Gloria
Was this once the grandest Cathedral in all of Central America? Standing before the weathered majesty of Catedral de su