Some trips deserve more than a hotel room. Casita Verde is a private two-bedroom house set within the Midas grounds, created for guests who want to live in San Ignacio for a while — not just pass through it.
Inside, four beds across two bedrooms sleep up to eight, while the living room with cable TV and fast Wi-Fi gives everyone a place to land after a day of caves, rivers and ruins. The kitchen is the real thing — full refrigerator and freezer, cooker, microwave and a breakfast bar — so Saturday hauls from the San Ignacio market turn into slow, home-cooked dinners.
What sets the Casita apart from a rental house in town is everything that surrounds it: the pool and its waterfall a short stroll away, the restaurant for the nights no one feels like cooking, thirty acres of private reserve out back, and a family that has been hosting travelers here since 1991. Book it for a week and you may find yourself asking about the month.
