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Hotel & Spa · Purmamarca, Jujuy

Step through the arch

The heart of Purmamarca

A refuge in the mountains

Colonial architecture, present-day comfort and a peace you don't explain: you hear it.

Five hundred metres from the village of Purmamarca, in the heart of the Quebrada de Humahuaca, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Whitewashed walls, green shutters, cool shaded galleries and grounds that look straight at the hills. Every corner was made for slowing down.

500 m
from the village of Purmamarca
65 km
from San Salvador de Jujuy
195 km
from the city of Salta
Sitting room with a lit fireplace, wrought-iron chandelier and terracotta floor
Made bed with a breakfast tray facing a green-shuttered window open to the gardens

Quebrada de Humahuaca · UNESCO World Heritage

The house

  • Double room with a carved wooden headboard, lit bedside lamps and terracotta floor

    Rooms

    A well-deserved rest

    Colonial charm and panoramic views of the Quebrada hills. The Purmamarca sunrise comes in through the window.

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  • Glasses of red wine on an outdoor table, with the hotel gardens in the background

    Calandria

    Gourmet Andean cuisine

    Tradition and innovation in every dish: the flavours of the region, served in the silent echo of the Quebrada.

    Discover CalandriaThe menu
  • Circular heated pool under a cane ceiling, with a picture window onto the gardens and hills

    Spa

    Wellness

    Jacuzzi, Scottish shower, solarium, massage room, relaxation room and a heated pool facing the gardens.

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The pool at dusk reflecting the poplars, the white manor and the reddish hills

Where time stands still

Botanical trail

Eleven species of the Quebrada, native ones and those from the orchards of old, wait with their plaques along the grounds. A slow walk among molles, cardón cacti and walnut trees.

Walk the trail

  1. 01Native

    Molle

    Schinus molle

  2. 02Introduced

    Weeping willow

    Salix babylonica

  3. 03Native

    Pampas grass

    Cortaderia speciosa

  4. 04Native

    Queñoa

    Polylepis spp.

  5. 05Introduced

    Poplar

    Populus spp.

  6. 06Introduced

    Castile cane

    Arundo donax

  7. 07Introduced

    Walnut tree

    Juglans regia

  8. 08Native

    Churqui

    Vachellia spp.

  9. 09Native

    Cardón

    Echinopsis atacamensis

  10. 10Introduced

    Peach tree

    Prunus persica

  11. 11Introduced

    Fig tree

    Ficus carica

El Manantial in images

Every corner was designed to create memories that outlast time.

  • The whitewashed entrance arch, with iron lanterns and a cardón cactus in a clay pot
  • The white manor among the trees, with the red hills behind
  • A table set with a platter and wine in the stone courtyard of the Casa Boutique
  • The pink, green and violet strata of the Hill of Seven Colors
  • Breakfast served in the sun, with orange juice, fruit and croissants
  • The hotel's wooded grounds with the two-storey manor
  • Suite with a pitched wooden ceiling, king bed and lit bedside lamps
  • Lamb with potato pie and a glass of red wine at Calandria
Wedding guests gathered in the gardens, with the manor and the hills behind
Aerial night view of a party in the hotel gallery, lit with strings of lights

Events & weddings

The perfect setting for unforgettable moments in Purmamarca. Intimate weddings and corporate events surrounded by the magic of the Quebrada de Humahuaca hills.

  • Intimate ceremonies at the foot of the hills
  • Signature Andean cuisine
  • Personalised planning
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Getting here

On National Route 52, the road that climbs to the Salinas Grandes salt flats, five hundred metres from Purmamarca's main square.

National Route 52, km 3.5 · Purmamarca, Jujuy

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