



The resort’s charm starts right at the entrance as you’re welcomed by a historic water mill. The impeccable gardens are everywhere you look and are home to an outdoor pool and other water features, while the spa includes an indoor pool plus a ton of other perks too. The main building is a melee of contemporary Andean décor. The restaurant offers novo-Andean cuisine and wood-fired pizzas, while the bar is best known for its Pisco sours.
The resort has 41 spacious rooms, all perfectly modern with simple décor and astonishing views of the valley and mountains. Even the smaller deluxe rooms include King-sized beds, minibars, a seating area and huge bathrooms with bathtub. Upgrade to a duplex suite or independent 2-floor chalets and add a separate living area and kitchenette with dining room, an ecological fireplace, and even a hydromassage tub to the list! Regardless of which option you go for, you’re in for absolute relaxation.
Although the resort is perfect for some down time and relaxation, the beautiful surroundings lend themselves to hiking and biking adventures. A 5-minute walk will take you to the thermal baths, right outside of hotel, while a pampering spa treatment is always good for the soul. Other activities at the hotel include cooking and Pisco sour lessons, trout fishing, and feeding the alpacas - and roaming the beautiful gardens is a great activity in itself. At night, don’t miss out on stargazing from your private terrace. There are usually a couple of shooting stars in sight.
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