Refugio de Santiago Ecolodge

Refugio de Santiago Ecolodge, nestled in the historic Lunahuaná valley, stands as a charming retreat with its authentic turn-of-the-century architecture blending elements of adobe, wood, and stone. Set amidst lush greenery, this rustic yet inviting farmhouse provides guests with eight cozy guestrooms, each offering a private bathroom equipped with a shower and complimentary toiletries. Linen and towels are included, ensuring comfort during their stay. Many rooms feature stunning views of both the river and a beautiful garden setting.

The eponymous property also includes a well-stocked restaurant serving a delightful array of organic dishes prepared using ingredients sourced directly from the property’s own vegetable garden. A full breakfast, lunch, and dinner are available daily, providing guests with a hearty start to their day while savoring the freshest local produce.

For those seeking outdoor adventures, Refugio de Santiago Ecolodge offers a range of exciting opportunities. Adventure enthusiasts can participate in thrilling rafting expeditions along the Cañete River or embark on scenic hikes through the nearby countryside. Each activity is designed to enhance the visitor’s experience and appreciation for the natural beauty around them.

The property boasts modern amenities such as a family-friendly atmosphere, free Wi-Fi throughout, and a convenient bar where visitors can unwind after a day of exploration. For those looking to explore further, the property includes a spacious garden adorned with various plants and flowers, perfect for relaxation and enjoying the serene surroundings.

Additionally, guests can enjoy access to a charming outdoor swimming pool, making it easy to cool off and rejuvenate after a long day spent exploring the area. Free parking is conveniently located on-site, allowing visitors to easily reach their accommodation without needing to drive far.

To enhance their stay even more, Refugio de Santiago Ecolodge offers guided tours through the organic gardens and traditional Peruvian medicinal plants. These insights provide fascinating insights into sustainable living practices and ancient healing traditions, enriching the overall cultural experience.

Notably, the property is within close proximity to several notable attractions. Visitors can easily walk to the impressive Incawasi Ruins, which lie just 1.2 miles from the ecolodge, or venture closer to the bustling Plaza de Armas of Lunahuaná, which is approximately 5 miles away. This makes Refugio de Santiago Ecolodge an ideal base for exploring the rich history and culture of the region.