Pioneering Eco-Friendly Hotel in San Salvador

Eco-Friendly Accommodations

Arbol De Fuego Eco-Hotel offers eco-friendly accommodations with living roofs that cool the guestrooms below. This sustainable hotel implements a multi-layered system for saving water, including low-flow toilets and aerators in showers. Additionally, it uses solar panels to power the hotel sustainably, mitigating pollution.

Dining Options

The hotel provides a complimentary organic breakfast made from locally sourced ingredients, emphasizing a direct contribution to local communities. Guests can enjoy dishes like pancakes, regional specialties, and healthy options such as yogurt and granola. This approach not only supports local women artisans but fosters a sustainable dining experience.

Sustainable Garden and Biodiversity

The hotel hosts an organic garden that has been maintained since 2009, irrigated with mineral-rich recycled water. It is a vibrant space frequented by various bird species, including local parakeets, enhancing biodiversity. The garden also implements composting to create organic fertilizer, closing the loop on waste management.

Art and Culture

Guests will find each room uniquely decorated by Salvadoran artists, showcasing local artwork that displays the region's cultural heritage. The hotel actively participates in local conservation projects, notably for sea turtles and native parrot species. Through these efforts, the hotel integrates cultural appreciation with ecological responsibility.

Prime Location

Situated in Antiguo Cuscatlán, the hotel is just a 7-minute drive from the National Museum of Anthropology, providing easy access to local history. With close proximity to major businesses and embassies, it serves as a convenient base for both leisure and business travelers. Nearby attractions include various dining and shopping locations within a short distance.

• Location: 7-minute drive from the National Museum of Anthropology
• Sustainability: Solar panels avoiding 11.09 tons of CO2
• Rooms: Eco-friendly accommodations with living roofs
• Dining: Organic breakfasts from local women's cooperative
• Garden: Organic garden irrigated with mineral-rich recycled water
• Art: Rooms decorated by Salvadoran artists
• Conservation: Involved in local sea turtle and parrot protection efforts