



In the middle of the 2,000-hectare estate, with seemingly endless pastures and imposing mountains in every direction, is the main house. Beautiful cobblestone courtyards surround the 1691-built whitewashed building - and whenever you return, you're sure sure to be greeted with wagging tails by the hacienda’s lovely dogs. Family portraits, historical paintings and antique furniture decorate the communal areas, with fabulous spreads of the hacienda’s own cheese laid out by the fireplaces for guests to sample. The dining room features a beautiful antique cedar table, although al fresco dining options are available too.
The 21 rooms, spread around the main house, are all unique and styled to perfection. Be it one of the Junior suites, Deluxe or Standard rooms, you’ll find beautiful wooden floors, fine embroidered linen and a charming wood-burning fireplace to curl up next to. Fresh roses, a hot water bottle in bed every night and relaxing bathtubs are other special little touches that add to the warmth. And although some suites have a private garden, there are plenty of almost-private cosy lounges to relax in around the house.
The hacienda provides the perfect setting for exploring with many self-guided hikes or bike trails that will lead you through the amazing vistas. Riding one of the lovely Zuleteño horses to a nearby mountain lake is sure to be one of the highlights, while other farm activities like milking cows and visiting the onsite cheese factory or the Andean condor rehabilitation project are perfect to enjoy with little ones. Cooking or embroidery lessons with the locals are also on offer and really, you can be as active or relaxed as you choose!
A startling blend of culture and alfresco adventures in a bucolic landscape.