Public transport - do I need to rent a car?

No. Most people walk, use Uber, or occasionally take a tuk-tuk. The town center is about 15–20 minutes away. Public buses exist but aren't very intuitive if you're new. Uber is cheap and easy.

Kitchen & laundry facilities

There's a shared kitchen you can use for your own meals, plus plenty of eating-out options nearby. Laundry can be arranged locally, either with drop-off services in town or pickups arranged through the house.

Coworking - can I take calls & rely on good Wi-Fi?

Yes. The WiFi is solid for remote work, including calls. The setup is more “home workspace” than formal coworking, so for longer or important calls a private room is best. Many guests also rotate between home, cafés, and coworking spots in town.

Basic shops are right across the street for essentials like eggs, fruit, and snacks. Larger supermarkets are about a 10-minute drive. You can also order groceries or meals via delivery apps like PedidosYa or Uber Eats.

You can book directly through Nomadico's website. Depending on the stay, you'll either confirm instantly or send a request first. Payment is handled online, with clear steps during checkout.

Affordable overall, especially compared to Europe or the US. You can eat locally for a few dollars or go higher-end. There's a wide range depending on your lifestyle.

What to do in the area

Volcano hikes are the big one. You also have ATV tours, yoga, markets, and a huge food scene (500+ restaurants). Nearby, El Pilar offers spring-fed pools and hiking trails. For weekends, head to the beach (2–3h) or Lake Atitlán.

Yes. Antigua is generally safe and well-traveled. Like anywhere, basic awareness is enough, especially at night. The neighborhood itself is calm and residential.

Is there a community manager?

Yes! The Nomadico community manager will help you get settled and organize hikes, dinners, and adventures with other nomads.

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Antigua Guatemala · Guatemala

Nomadico Coliving - Antigua

Q: How to get to Nomadico?

✈️ By plane: Fly into Aurora International Airport (GUA) in Guatemala City. From there it's about a 1-hour drive to Antigua. An Uber usually costs $40-50 USD, or ask the team about a ride with a trusted driver. 🚗 By car: Put “Nomadico Antigua” into Google Maps and follow the route.

Stay

Guests

Work

Living

Best for

Nature-Loving Quiet Seekers. Guests who prefer a peaceful, safe mountain village with volcano views and hikes over nightlife, while keeping Antigua within walking distance.

Unique features

Volcano Views. Guests see the active Volcán de Fuego and Acatenango from the coworking space and roof deck of the house.
Mansion Property. A spacious, serene mansion-style house in the village of Santa Ana with several coworking and hangout spaces, a coffee station, and peacocks and cats roaming the grounds.
Quiet Village. The house sits in a peaceful, safe village about a 25–30 minute walk from Antigua's centre, away from street noise and close to hiking trails.
Family Hosts. The owning family and staff live on-site and welcome guests, celebrating birthdays with them and treating them like family.
Town Coworking. Guests join coworking days in Antigua's town, with its many cafes and restaurants, alongside volcano hikes and nature nearby.

About

Owl's Nest is a spacious, family-run finca just outside the center of Antigua, Guatemala: quiet, green, with volcano views, a homey vibe and a few friendly roaming pets. It offers 11 private rooms, a big terrace, a large garden, and work spots across the property.

Links

Websitenomadico.io Google Maps5.0(10)

Ratings

–/10 Unrated

Read reviews on Google Maps

Rooms

Room not available? Get notified when more options open up.

Private Premium Ensuite

Double bed

Up to 2 guests

Private bathroom

Private Plus Double Ensuite

Double bed

Up to 2 guests

Private bathroom

Private Plus

Double bed

Up to 2 guests

Shared bathroom

Private Plus Ensuite

Double bed

Up to 2 guests

Private bathroom

Policies

Payment & cancellation

Payment due at booking
Free cancellation 30 days before check-in

Community

The community is creative, balanced and adventurous: calm and homey, with a family-run feel. Mornings start with everyone gathering in the kitchen for breakfast and stories from the local hosts. Days are work-focused with room for privacy, outdoor working, yoga or exploring. Evenings bring shared dinners, meals out, rooftop evenings or quieter moments, and weekends often lead to guided volcano climbs or trips to Lake Atitlán. A Nomadico community manager helps guests settle in and organizes hikes, dinners and adventures. Hosts, guests and the community manager all help co-create a welcoming, grounded atmosphere.

Activities

Antigua Exploring & Café Culture

Guests walk about 25-30 minutes into Antigua from the quiet Santa Ana village, or take a short Uber or Uber moto home at night. They found many cafés, restaurants and things to do, and some joined coworking days in town.

5 mentions in reviews

Community Events & Birthday Celebrations

Guests mention regular community events at the house, including birthday celebrations that felt like a family gathering. The hosts, Peter and Emilda, helped make the stay feel close and welcoming.

2 mentions in reviews

Volcano Hikes

A guest noted plenty of nature and volcano hikes around Antigua. The house itself has views of Volcán de Fuego and Acatenango, which gives a good backdrop for planning weekend climbs.

1 mention in reviews

Rooftop Evenings

The roof deck gives a nice view of the volcano and is one of several hangout spaces at the house. It suits relaxed evenings after work.

1 mention in reviews

Shared Dinners & Meals Out

Antigua has many cafés and restaurants for group meals out. The fully equipped kitchen at the house also lets guests cook their own meals, with plenty of personal storage.

1 mention in reviews

Hosts

How it started

The home was built for the Hormander family and later evolved into a small hotel welcoming travelers from around the world. From Aug'26 it is being reshaped into a coliving, bringing the space back to its original purpose: sharing it with others, just in a more global way.

Work

Amenities

Living

Shared spaces

Kitchen

Common kitchen for your own meals; guests gather here for breakfast in the morning.

Big terrace

Outdoor

Large terrace with volcano views, space to spread out and work or relax; includes a patio and hammock.

Garden

Outdoor

Large lush garden with friendly roaming pets.

Rooftop & balcony

Outdoor

Rooftop evenings with volcano backdrop and balcony yoga.

Shared indoor areas

Bright shared indoor spaces with cards and games, usable for working or socialising.

Communal meals

Groceries

Shared kitchen with everything needed and personal storage for guests' own meals.

Nearby vendors

Local market (5min walk)
Local coffee shops and markets nearby
Corner shop (1min walk)
Basic shops right across the street for essentials like eggs, fruit and snacks
Supermarket (10min drive)
Larger supermarkets

Organised trips & deliveries

On-demand grocery deliveries
Groceries and meals can be ordered via delivery apps like PedidosYa or Uber Eats.

Location

Santa Ana area, Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala

Owl's Nest is a family-run finca in the calm Santa Ana area, just outside the center of Antigua Guatemala. The surroundings are quiet, green and residential, with small local shops, friendly neighbors, lush gardens, roaming animals and volcano views.

Antigua sits at 1,500 meters in Guatemala's highlands with a mild, spring-like climate year-round. The town mixes colonial architecture, small businesses, a strong café culture and a big food scene. The El Pilar spring-fed pools and hiking trails are 10–15 minutes away.

Nomadico Coliving - Antigua

Stay

Guests

Work

Living

Best for

Unique features

About

Links

Ratings

–CommunityConnection through events · Friendly guests · Many reviews skip guests · Early-stage house

Community

–FacilitationFamily-style hosts · Events and coworking days · Community host role · Service-focused praise

Facilitation

–Communal SpacesVaried shared spaces · Kitchen as a hub · Spacious house · Distance from town

Communal Spaces

–WorkspacesGood wifi · Coworking spaces · Town coworking days · No call rooms

Workspaces

–Kitchen & FoodWell-equipped kitchen · Coffee station · Food away from town

Kitchen & Food

–Living ConditionsComfortable, clean rooms · Beautiful property · Out-of-centre location

Living Conditions

–SleepQuiet surroundings · Comfy rooms

Sleep

Rooms

Private Premium Ensuite

Private Plus Double Ensuite

Private Plus

Private Plus Ensuite

Policies

Payment & cancellation

Community

Activities

Antigua Exploring & Café Culture

Community Events & Birthday Celebrations

Volcano Hikes

Rooftop Evenings

Shared Dinners & Meals Out

Hosts

The Hormander FamilyLocal partners, hosts

The Hormander Family

How it started

Work

Dedicated workspaceHome-style workspace spots

Call spaces

InternetUnknown speed · Broadband backupAdequate speedsStable connection

Amenities

Living

Shared spaces

Kitchen

Big terrace

Garden

Rooftop & balcony

Shared indoor areas

Communal meals

Group breakfastMornings

Shared dinnersSome evenings

Groceries

Nearby vendors

Organised trips & deliveries

Location

Getting around

Limited walkabilityAntigua center is a 25-30 minute walk; local coffee shops and markets are close; supermarkets need a car or ride.

UberUber app; cheap and easy (about $3 to the center)

Getting there

Guatemala City La Aurora International Airport (GUA)

Uber or arranged driver About 1 hour $40-50

Uber or arranged driver About 1 hour $40-50

By car

Drive

Drive

Frequently Asked Questions

Getting There & Around

How to get to Nomadico?

How to get to Nomadico?

Public transport - do I need to rent a car?

Public transport - do I need to rent a car?

Facilities & Amenities

Kitchen & laundry facilities

Kitchen & laundry facilities