Hotel Museo Spa Casa Santo Domingo
In 1979, UNESCO declared the colonial city of La Antigua Guatemala a World Cultural Heritage Site, recognizing it as a valuable treasure of exceptional significance on a global scale. During the 17th century, the Convent of Santo Domingo stood as one of the largest in the Americas. However, in 1773, the Santa Marta earthquake nearly obliterated it. In 1989, the Casa Santo Domingo project was initiated with the primary goal of salvaging the remains of the buried Convent and Temple, which were concealed under tons of debris. Over time, the Hotel Museum Spa Casa Santo Domingo gradually emerged, with each corner of the establishment representing a lost page from the past, merging with others to compose a beautiful chapter in the grand history book.
