

Once a 19th-century family home, Tinajani’s restored farmhouse now forms the shared heart of the stay — a quiet refuge for warming teas, fireside conversations, and still moments between explorations. Within its adobe walls, restored heirlooms, aged wood, and the steady warmth of a central stove create a sense of rustic comfort grounded in Andean heritage.





The Kallanka — A generous open space for gathering, eating, or simply being — Tinajani's newest addition, anchored in the landscape.
The Fogón — Where lunch finds its way outdoors, framed by sunlight and the surrounding Andes.











Each campamento is designed as a private refuge within the valley. Sleeping and reading tents sit lightly on the land, warmed by a wood-burning stove and complemented by a private bathroom and an outdoor deck with a hot tub. Entirely solar-powered, the campamentos balance comfort and simplicity, allowing rest to feel both grounded and deeply connected to the surroundings.

A stay at Tinajani is designed to be complete from the moment you arrive. Every meal, every excursion, every shared vehicle between here and the next destination is included — not as a package, but as a principle.

Everything here runs on solar power. The footprint is deliberate, the comfort is genuine, and the surrounding landscape is never far from view — or from mind.

Sleeping tent — King or twin beds, en-suite bathroom, organic amenities, heating and air-conditioning. Reading tent — Wood-burning stove, sofa bed, personal library. Private deck — Lounge chairs, open-air hot tub, unobstructed valley views.