La Casa de Don Santiago is Copans' loveliest rental, wonderful 2 story townhouse in a quiet residential neighborhood, 5 blocks from Central Park. It was purpose-built by owner as a a vacation rental unit & has all amenities. The townhouse is bright, airy & very comfortable. Two large bdrms with air con with cathedral ceilings. Living room has sofa which converts to a very comfortable single bed. Fully equipped kitchen, dining room, living room, small interior garden, hammock & comfy chairs. The space Architecturally, one of the most beautiful homes in the village, our 1,500 sq ft townhouse was purpose built as a Vacation Rental in 2006 & boasts Spanish Colonial architecture & clean contemporary, modernist lines. Scandinavian inspired, hardwood furnishings throughout, are all hand made by local craftsmen. Wood panelled cathedral ceiling on 2nd floor. Each bdrm has French doors opening to a small balcony with valley view, a/c, oversized open style closet, ceiling fan, large desk w/chair, 2 end tables w/reading lamps, private bath w/ walk-shower & granite countertop. Commissioned artworks throughout by local artists. Kitchen is fully equipped w/ microwave, coffee maker, toaster oven, stove w/ oven, dishware, pots/pans, utensils, dry kitchen storage room. Refrigerator is stocked daily with beverages. Complimentary purified water. Small garden/sitting area w/ hammock, potted bamboo & comfy chairs. Living room w/ sofa which becomes a comfortable single bed, ceiling fan, color tv w/ cable, DVD with film library, wifi, daily towel, linen & maid service, guest bath & French door opening to garden. All windows and doors are fully screened. Daily maid service included. Guest access The townhouse is self contained & stand-alone, guests are provided a key & they can come & go as they wish. Other things to note In addition to the world famous Maya site of Copan, we also have a world class Maya Sculpture Museum located at the main Archeological site, the lovely, forested Sepulturas Archeological Site where the Mayia elite of Copan once lived, the newly opened (and free of charge) Rastrojon Archeological Site as well as the Macaw Mtn Bird Reserve - renowned for it's innovative Copan Valley Macaw Release Project, as well as one of the best hot springs in Central America.