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Studio Apartment for Rent in San Pedro el Alto |
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| Vacation Rental # 4685 | Contact Owner | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Location: Antigua, Guatemala
Bedrooms:......Studio Bathrooms:.....1 Sleeps:...........2 |
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$50 a night for 2 people
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Cozy Studio Apartment in San Pedro el Alto in Antigua Guatemala with a lovely garden, fully equipped kitchen, furnished with parking in a gated community. TV, cable and internet available. 40 minute walk to Central Park in Antigua. Available weekends and holidays only. $50 a night. |
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There is a collection of movies available in both dvd and vhs format.
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Antigua Guatemala, founded in 1543, was the seat of Spanish colonial government for the Kingdom of Guatemala, which included Chiapas (southern Mexico), Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica. The full title bestowed upon the city was Muy Leal y Muy Noble Ciudad de Santiago de los Caballeros de Goathemala, that is, the "Very Loyal and Very Noble City of Saint James of the Knights of Guatemala." For the first century or more of its existence the city did not live up to the pretentious official title, but it ultimately grew into the most important city in Central America, filled with monumental buildings of ornate Spanish colonial architecture. By 1773, in addition to the cathedral and government palace the city could boast of over 30 churches, 18 convents and monasteries, 15 hermitages, 10 chapels, the University of San Carlos, five hospitals, an orphanage, fountains and parks, and municipal water and sewer systems. According to many authors, Antigua Guatemala in its heyday, with a population of perhaps 60,000, was surpassed in the New World only by Mexico City and Lima. For more information, go to: http://www.rutahsa.com/antigua.html
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