Santa Clara

Suite

Up to 3 guests

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48sqm /516sqft

Lake view

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1 King-size bed

XX/XX

Where Light Has Room to Breathe

Santa Clara opens like a quiet breath — airy and textural, a space that flows between calm lavender tones, rich woodwork, and woven softness. From the bed, your gaze meets the lake and the shifting light. Around you, every detail is a tactile invitation: soft wool, floating lamps, and a sliding door that turns even the bathroom into a focal point.

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About

Framed in auburn wood and flooded with natural light, this suite is an ode to space and softness. A king-sized bed faces the lake, while hanging lamps and hand-woven wool mirrors add warmth and texture to every corner. The living room invites you to linger with a plush sofa and oversized woven pillows, and a sliding barn door leads to a bathroom where design and comfort meet in quiet harmony.

Ammenities

  • 1 King bed
  • Sitting area
  • Desk
  • Balcony
  • Lake view
  • En-suite bathroom with bath and shower
  • Double vanities
  • Separate toilets
  • Hairdryer
  • Bathrobes and slippers
  • Complimentary WiFi
  • Telephone
  • Minibar
  • Safe
  • Minimum age requirement: 10 years and up
  • 1 extra bed possible (charges apply)

Details

Mts2: 48
SQ: 516 ft2
Nº pax: 3

Stay Somewhere Unforgettable

Every room and suite at Casa Palopó carries the spirit of Lake Atitlán — a dialogue between color, craft, and heritage. Hand‑woven textiles, restored antiques, and bold design gestures tell stories of a culture both ancient and alive.
To stay here is to dwell between art and nature, where comfort meets character and every view feels like part of the legend.

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Combine stays at Villa Bokéh and Casa Palopó

Two destinations. One journey

into the soul of Guatemala.

Begin in the cobblestone heart of Antigua at Villa Bokéh — where lush gardens, curated design, and contemporary expressions of Guatemalan culture invite you to slow down and open up.


Then travel to the highlands and arrive at Casa Palopó, where Mayan traditions, handwoven color, and the stillness of Lake Atitlán create a sacred, grounding experience.



With two distinct settings, two celebrated chefs, and two unique takes on heritage and hospitality — this is Guatemala seen from both the inside and above.

Experience both sides of Guatemala, with us