A nature and history oasis in a restyled suite

An en-suite room is rented next to a traditional 18th century Andean country hacienda that transports you to the colonial era. The room is located next to the main building where the service rooms were. It has a kitchen separate from the main room. This hacienda captures the essence of rural life. Its spacious patios, wooden balconies, and traditional architectural details offer a unique experience. The space The en-suite room next to the main house blends rustic charm with modern amenities. Handcrafted furniture creates a warm atmosphere. The bed with soft sheets is the center, accompanied by a private bathroom, with a simple shower. From the window, you can enjoy views of the central courtyard. This room invites guests to experience the serenity of the rural environment without sacrificing contemporary comfort. In the room we find a rustic space without a fire or refrigerator, it has a simple and cozy charm. Equipped with a small table, sink and wooden cabinets, it evokes the warmth of rural life. Basic utensils and dishes complete the space, allowing you to prepare simple meals. The absence of technology highlights authenticity, inviting guests to enjoy simplicity and immerse themselves in the rustic experience of the place. The guest has the option to use a kitchen near the room with a refrigerator, fire and gas oven. Guest access We are located inside the La Pampa development, the only way to enter this country reserve. Anyone who wants to visit us must enter the development, talk to the security guard, and tell him that they're coming to visit the Rivadeneira family. The guard will ask for your information in order to enter. You can call or message us once you're on your way to the house. We'll share our location with you and, if necessary, we'll pick you up at the guardhouse. Other things to note Please call or message us once you are on route here. Twice the app location has sent guests to a wrong address. Be sure that you are going towards or around “Mitad del Mundo”