ROOMS
The corridors and rooms were preserved in accordance with the parameters indicated by the National Monuments Law. Seeking to respect the original structures and keep our local history alive, the rooms together with the bathrooms have between 14m² and 20m² in privilege of the central location of the hotel. All the decoration found in the lodge, from the wool blankets and hand-painted lamps, to the tables with local carob and chañar seeds, as well as the mosaic floor, were made and built by local Atacama’s artisans.
All our rooms are decorated with regional products. The infrastructure offers a safe, heating, fan, telephone, sockets next to the bed (with USB connection), reading lamps, wooden floors and parquet, with architecture in adobe ceilings, clay and lake rocks walls. All rooms have a private bathroom with biodegradable amenities (shampoo, conditioner, soap); moisturizer; shower cap; hairdryer; additional towels and amenity kits. Optic fiber Wi-Fi connection. Also, enjoy a rich complimentary buffet breakfast every day.
INTIWASI
Intiwasi Small
The smallest of our accommodations, designed so that you can enjoy the comfort of our services with special rates. Located in the original area of the hotel, it maintains many of the architectural aspects of the historic mansion from the 19th century and has direct access and views of the lacustrine rock corridors that are one of the hotel's characteristics.
Intiwasi Standard
A little more spacious than the Intiwasi Small room. Located in the original area of the hotel, it maintains many of the architectural aspects of the historic mansion from the 19th century and has direct access and views of the lacustrine rock corridors that are one of the hotel's characteristics.
Intiwasi Muya
A special room in its unique structure. Intiwasi Muya is the only room that has a small private greenhouse garden and is located in the well area - our first pool structure and currently a tribute to remember the importance and respect for water in the Atacama Desert.
ANDEAN POOL VIEW
Andean Pool View Twin/Doble
Armakuna is the Quechua word for "swimming pool" and the Andean Pool View category has exactly this differential - privileged access to the pool area. These are also the rooms closest to the reception and receive direct natural light with more intensity.
Andean Pool View Triple
A little more spacious than the Andina Twin. Armakuna is the Quechua word for "swimming pool" and the Andean Pool View category has exactly this differential - privileged access to the pool area. These are also the rooms closest to the reception and receive direct natural light with more intensity.
ANDEAN GARDEN VIEW
Andean Garden View Twin
The rooms in this category (Andina Garden View) offer privileged access to the area that we affectionately call "the orchard and garden". It is the quietest space in our structure, which invites relaxation and disconnection - arranged with several chairs and armchairs in between with specimens of the local flora. Along with that, the rooms in this category give a privileged view of one of the main tourist spots of the town, the Church of San Pedro de Atacama.
Andean Garden View Double
Special for lovers! The rooms in this category (Andina Garden View) offer privileged access to the area that we affectionately call "the orchard and garden". It is the quietest space in our structure, which invites relaxation and disconnection - arranged with several chairs and armchairs in between with specimens of the local flora. Along with that, the rooms in this category give a privileged view of one of the main tourist spots of the town, the Church of San Pedro de Atacama.
Andean Garden View Triple
Ideal for families: The rooms in this category (Andina Garden View) offer privileged access to the area that we affectionately call "the orchard and garden". It is the quietest space in our structure, which invites relaxation and disconnection - arranged with several chairs and armchairs in between with specimens of the local flora. Along with that, the rooms in this category give a privileged view of one of the main tourist spots of the town, the Church of San Pedro de Atacama.
