Breathtaking views of the city and surrounding landscape during sunset
Warm and welcoming atmosphere
Hot showers available throughout the day
Private deluxe yurt exceeded our expectations
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Private deluxe yurt exceeded our expectations
— how guests describe the rooms
31 m² · 1 queen bed · Sleeps 2
The Yurta Toconao / Talabre room features a private pool, mountain view, and landmark view, with a private kitchenette for cooking and storing food. The room has a private bathroom with a toilet, toilet paper, hairdryer, free toiletries, and towels, as well as a bath or shower. It sleeps 2 guests and has a sofa, desk, and outdoor furniture, with the option to accommodate an extra bed and a crib.
Beds 9.1/10 · 247 guests mention them
31 m² · 1 full bed · Sleeps 2
The Standard Yurt at Altos de Quitor offers a spacious, 31 m² retreat with an exceptional full bed, private bathroom, and a serene private pool, providing a highly relaxing and exclusive glamping experience for guests.
Beds 9.1/10 · 250 guests mention them
31 m² · 1 full bed and 2 bunk beds · Sleeps 6
The Yurta Peine room offers exceptional comfort with a spacious layout, featuring a private pool, mountain views, and a private kitchenette with barbecue facilities. Guests enjoy a private bathroom, outdoor furniture, and complimentary amenities, making it a highly desirable accommodation.
Beds 9.1/10 · 250 guests mention them
9 m² · 1 full bed · Sleeps 2
This spacious tent features an exceptional bed, providing excellent comfort. A standout highlight is the private pool, offering a unique and exclusive experience for guests to unwind and relax in a serene atmosphere.
Beds 9.1/10 · 250 guests mention them
31 m² · 3 twin beds · Sleeps 3
The Yurta Socaire room offers exceptional comfort, a spacious layout, and a private pool. It features a well-equipped kitchenette, a private bathroom, and a barbecue area with mountain views, making it an ideal choice for travelers seeking a luxurious glamping experience.
Beds 9.1/10 · 250 guests mention them
31 m² · 1 queen bed and 2 twin beds · Sleeps 4
The Yurta Caspana offers exceptional comfort with two twin beds, a spacious private bathroom, and a well-equipped kitchenette. Standout features include a private pool, mountain views, and a barbecue area, providing guests with a relaxing and convenient glamping experience.
Beds 9.1/10 · 250 guests mention them
31 m² · Sleeps 5
The room and bathroom were clean, the manager (owner) was very pleasant, and breakfast was good. It rained that night and when we woke up in the yurts our belongings near the door were soaked. The owner was quite understanding and sincerely apologized, but the staff at reception who first replied by message did not apologize at all. We asked for a solution to avoid leaving with everything wet; they found nothing. We requested to stay longer to dry our stuff, and they granted an extra hour, which wasn’t enough, but otherwise the accommodation was nice.
Peaceful atmosphere. Nothing was completely ideal for rest.
“Freezing cold welcome and tent outside of town with zero amenities. Nothing glam about this place.”
The surrounding scenery is nice. The Bolivian serving staff were lovely. The bed was comfortable. The welcome was terrible with the host immediately demanding payment in USD via PayPal. There are a lot of rules—more like a hostel—such as no refilling water bottles, only glasses. The accommodation is absolutely freezing—no heater, literally like staying in a fridge. Breakfast is very basic. It’s not good value for money for what you get. There’s nothing to do there except stay in your freezing tent, so you’re forced to go on a tour or into San Pedro. Choose a hotel in San Pedro instead. I cannot recommend this place to anyone.
“magical”
Great service, and I loved everything.
The place is gorgeous; the yurts were awesome, the setting is spectacular right in the middle of the desert near San Pedro, and the stargazing tour with telescope and photo shoot under the stars was amazing. The staff were very friendly and breakfast was simple yet unique and freshly made.
The room and bathroom were clean, the manager (owner) was very pleasant, and breakfast was good. It rained that night and when we woke up in the yurts our belongings near the door were soaked. The owner was quite understanding and sincerely apologized, but the staff at reception who first replied by message did not apologize at all. We asked for a solution to avoid leaving with everything wet; they found nothing. We requested to stay longer to dry our stuff, and they granted an extra hour, which wasn’t enough, but otherwise the accommodation was nice.
“magical”
Great service, and I loved everything.
Peaceful atmosphere. Nothing was completely ideal for rest.
The place is gorgeous; the yurts were awesome, the setting is spectacular right in the middle of the desert near San Pedro, and the stargazing tour with telescope and photo shoot under the stars was amazing. The staff were very friendly and breakfast was simple yet unique and freshly made.
“Freezing cold welcome and tent outside of town with zero amenities. Nothing glam about this place.”
The surrounding scenery is nice. The Bolivian serving staff were lovely. The bed was comfortable. The welcome was terrible with the host immediately demanding payment in USD via PayPal. There are a lot of rules—more like a hostel—such as no refilling water bottles, only glasses. The accommodation is absolutely freezing—no heater, literally like staying in a fridge. Breakfast is very basic. It’s not good value for money for what you get. There’s nothing to do there except stay in your freezing tent, so you’re forced to go on a tour or into San Pedro. Choose a hotel in San Pedro instead. I cannot recommend this place to anyone.
