Lodge
Macaw Lodge
Lodge
The 8 standard roomsare located on the second floor of the main building, with a beautiful balcony overlooking the main lobby.
Each room is equipped with
2 full beds with therapeutic mattresses
Ceiling fan
Private bathroom made of marble
Warm water through solar panels
Towels and sheets made of bamboo fiber
Pots woven by Guatemalan indigenous people
Screens in the windows with special bronze materials
WIFI Internet access
Standard Bungalow
Macaw Lodge has 3 Standard Bungalows, each with a large terrace and rocking chairs, where you can relax, read a good book, enjoy a glass of wine or just let yourself be carried away by the sounds of nature.
Each Bungalow is equipped with:
2 Bungalows have 1 full bed and 2 single beds with therapeutic mattress
1 Bungalow has 1 full bed and 1 single bed with therapeutic mattress
Ceiling fan
Private bathroom
Screens in the windows with special bronze materials
Terrace with rocking chairs
No access to Internet
Family Bungalow
This is the largest bungalow that the Lodge has. What makes this bungalow different from the others is that it is fully equipped for guests to cook.
It is equipped with:
2 full size beds
Ceiling fan
Private bathroom
Kitchen
Refrigerator
Sink
Eating utensils
Table and chairs
Screens in the windows with special bronze materials
Terrace with rocking chairs
No access to Internet
Natural Bungalows
These Bungalows are the closest to the main building. They are equipped with a structure of bamboo and teak, walls of bareque and clay
Each Natural Bungalow is equipped with:
2 Bungalows with 1 Full size bed and 1 single bed
1 Bungalow with 2 full beds
Ceiling fan
Private bath made of marble
Warm water through solar panels
Pots woven by Guatemalan indigenous people
Screens in the windows with special bronze materials
Terrace with rocking chairs
Bungalow #15 has a ramp that facilitates access for people with disabilities from the parking lot or the main building to the room
No access to Internet
Macaw Lodge
Gardens
Around the lodge is a tropical botanical garden of 5 hectares with more than 500 species of heliconias and bromeliads from all over the world, including ornamental, medicinal and agricultural plants. Wherever you look or walk there is something amazing to see and experience! The 264-acre property offers eight acres of cultivated trails where you can stroll through the giant black bamboo forest, hike to the waterfall and take a refreshing swim, enjoy a break in the gazebo overlooking the lagoon or take refuge in the palm forest. Stop to participate in a rejuvenating exercise at one of the two outdoor yoga studios, explore the fruit and cocoa orchard, or take a guided tour of the sustainable farming operation and learn more about hydroponics, aquaponics, vermiculture and composting.
