Tranquilo Chalet · Peaceful Lake Haven

Welcome to The Chalet, a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature above Lake Atitlán. Wake up to spectacular sunrises over the volcanoes and take in sweeping lake views from every corner. With beautiful Mayan artwork, a spacious living area, and a terrace overlooking the lake, it’s the perfect place to slow down, reconnect, and experience the magic of Atitlán. The space A stunning wooden retreat above Lake Atitlán, The Chalet pairs breathtaking floor-to-ceiling lake and volcano views with warm, comfortable spaces. Three cozy bedrooms sleep up to 6, each with lake views, organic cotton linens, and plenty of storage. Cook in the fully equipped kitchen, pull an espresso with the De’Longhi Dedica, or stretch out in the spacious living room. Enjoy a solar-heated shower, eco-friendly compost toilets, filtered spring water, and fast Starlink Wi-Fi. Kayak, practice yoga, dance, or unwind in the nearby saunas at Eagle’s Nest. Guest access Our house is a 20-minute walk outside of town along a beautiful trail—be ready for a great adventure! The hike offers breathtaking views but can be challenging for elderly guests, young children, or anyone with health conditions, so please consider this before booking. Wear good shoes for the walk. If you need help carrying your suitcase, we offer a paid service—just let us know in advance, and we’ll arrange it. Other things to note Access: Please note that there is no road access. We offer parking at Fuego Atitlan Eco-hotel. However, we are happy to help with a pick-up service with our trusted tuktuk drivers. We offer as well a service to carry up your luggage to the Chalet. No smoking inside the Chalet: We kindly request that you refrain from smoking inside the chalet. If you need to smoke, please do so outside and at a distance from the chalet to prevent smoke from entering. Quiet hours: Our quiet hours are from 10:00 pm to 7:00 am. During these times, we strive to minimize noise to allow for a peaceful environment. Insects: We are thoroughly cleaning the house between each guest, but we note that we are in rural Guatemala. Therefore, ants, spiders and very rarely scorpions do find their ways in houses.