A king-size bed that wakes up to the lake
The master suite holds a king bed on an orthopedic mattress, a safety box built quietly into the bedhead, and louvered doors that open the whole wall to the lounge and the water beyond. Behind it, a walk-in wardrobe with a table and mirror, and an en-suite where a polished-concrete bathtub sits under a one-way glass window framing the pool.
A second room that bends to the day
A queen bed, a large picture window, and its own shower room, but this room rarely stays one thing. Welcome another guest, create a quiet reading room, or simply leave it open as an extension of the house. Like everything at Agua Azul, the space adapts to the rhythm of your stay.
A kitchen built for slow, shared cooking
Guatemalan hardwood cabinetry, dark-grey countertops, and a generous island with breakfast seating for five. The large fridge-freezer, ice maker, six-burner stove, oven, coffee machine, blender, and toaster are all ready. The only question left is who's cooking, and who's opening the wine.
An open fireplace at the heart of the house
An L-shaped sofa gathers around the open fireplace while handcrafted mahogany furniture and a circular dining table fill the room with quiet warmth. A lake-view desk waits for the moments work calls, and an extra bed can quietly appear when the group grows by one.
A terrace that steals the day
Two hammocks, four cushioned loungers, a coffee corner, and a dining table for eight—all beneath a roof that keeps the shade and never blocks the view. Breakfast stretches into lunch. Conversations stretch into sunset.
Two infinity edges, straight into the view
The trapezoidal infinity pool stretches nine metres at its longest, with two disappearing edges that blur the line between water and lake. Beside it, a jacuzzi for five sits among wooden decking, flowering gardens, and planters that draw hummingbirds and butterflies throughout the day. Sunrise swim or sunset soak, you really can't choose wrong.
