The hotel is our best excuse to do social work
We run our business with Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives to benefit our small town of Tzununá.
Environmental initiatives
- Solar panels for hot water
- No plastic containers sold
- No straws
- Constantly reforesting
- A permaculture project
- Maximum recycling
- Ethical labour practices
- Volunteering at events around the lake
An inspiring community spirit
Tzununá is a small village of around 2,000 residents — primarily indigenous Maya who speak Kaqchikel — and about 30 foreigners, on the shores of Lake Atitlán in the municipality of Santa Cruz la Laguna. Despite economic disadvantages and systemic social issues, Tzununá is a village with an inspiring community spirit.
The Community Center
There was no library or community center in Tzununá — so the owners of Lomas raised the funds and built one.
The Community Center is the hub of educational, cultural, economic and social empowerment for Tzununá's citizens — a place for young people and their families to get involved in opportunities for growth.
- A library
- A computer lab
- A music & art academy
- A cooperative storefront & café
Want to support the project? Write to biblioteca@tzununa.org.
Visit the Community Center