Hacienda Pinsaqui
Attractive and historic rural property in a splendid Andean setting, with cosily furnished guestrooms and a simple, folksy charm.
Hacienda Pinsaqui enjoys a splendid setting on the rugged flanks of the Imbabura Volcano, just a 15-minute drive from Otavalo. Founded in 1790 as a textile mill, in later times it played host to a number of illustrious guests including Simón Bolívar.
Guestrooms are tastefully and cosily furnished with warm blankets, stucco walls and traditional artefacts, and each has its own fireplace. The proprietors have brought back most of the antique furniture from France and Spain.
There's a restaurant serving typically hearty Ecuadorian fare, with wonderful views of the surrounding Andean landscapes. There's also a snug bar with a crackling fire and a quirky display of equestrian regalia.
What our clients say
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This lovely hacienda oozes charm and history from the moment you enter the gates and approach the property though the wonderful gardens. I loved the sense of history here, walking the long corridors littered with antiques and paintings really highlights the antiquity, if you’re lucky enough you might even stay in the room once occupied by Simon Bolivar, the liberator of South America.
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