

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.

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.

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.