Guests arriving at La Lancha via boat can now be transported from the shores of Lago Peten Itza through jungle canopy to the hotel lobby.
GEYSERVILLE, CALIF. – The Family Coppola Hideaways is thrilled to unveil its brand new funicular at La Lancha, the lakeside retreat in Guatemala. Ascending from the shores of Lago Peten Itza through the jungle canopy to the hotel's lobby and restaurant, the "jungle elevator" provides a unique welcome experience for guests. As they are transported up the mountainside, they will be met with breathtaking views of Lago Peten Itza and the lush surrounding vegetation of the Guatemalan countryside. Available to any guest arriving by boat, the funicular can accommodate four people at a time.
"La Lancha's location above Lago Peten Itza is perhaps its most magnificent quality," says Francis Ford Coppola. "We were determined to amplify that experience for guests arriving via boat with the addition of a jungle elevator that provides views as breathtaking as they are unforgettable."
Set deep in the Guatemalan rainforest high above the shores of Lago Peten Itza, La Lancha offers guests rustic ambience with a glimpse into the region's exotic wildlife. All ten air-conditioned guestrooms are tucked into the property's jungle surroundings with large covered decks and views of either the lake or the rainforest and its famous howler monkeys. Purchased by Francis and Eleanor Coppola in 2003, the resort's charming, remote waterfront location offers swimming, hiking, canoeing, zip-lining and horseback riding, an ideal destination to enjoy both a languid respite and exploration of nearby ancient Mayan civilizations such as Tikal and Yaxha & Topoxte. Located just 90 minutes from the Belize border, La Lancha is not far from The Family Coppola's two other Central American resorts – Blancaneaux Lodge and Turtle Inn.
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