Last 10yrs: 6 Awards
The main area is traditional Andes, with vintage couches and lamps, but the tented rooms feel Nordic, in shades of pale gray and beige, with wood-fired hot tubs that look onto the majestic rock formations.
Robb Report, June 2026Tinajani gives travelers a new way to experience Peru’s untouched wilderness through cultural connection and design that honors the landscape.
Time Magazine, March 2026But the big ticket moment comes in the morning, when coffee is delivered to you in bed and the tent canopy is drawn to reveal the sun hitting the looming red rocks of the canyon. Magic.
Conde Nast Traveler, August 2025Each of the six camps comes with two safari-style tents—one a bedroom with en-suite bath, the other a lounge warmed by wood-burning stove—with a private terrace, hot tub, and panoramic views of towering red rocks.
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a valley of giants
In the Andes’ Valley of the Giants, where towering red rock formations rise like ancient sentinels, Tinajani’s tented hamlet offers a gateway to myth, wilderness, and tradition. Designed for just twelve guests, this low-impact retreat allows the vast, untouched landscape to take center stage.
an intimate retreat
Six safari-style campamentos provide a soft landing after days of exploration. A handful of adobe structures—once part of a working sheep farm—now house communal spaces, from a warm dining room and quincho barbecue to firelit terraces and quiet reading nooks. Throughout, heritage textiles and artisan crafts connect every moment to the valley’s deep cultural roots.
flavors of the andes
Meals at Tinajani are a reflection of the land and its seasons. Ingredients that have nourished Andean communities for millennia—quinoa, cañihua, tubers—form the foundation of hearty, soulful dishes. Wood-fired lamb, local trout en papillote, and ancestral cooking techniques bring history to the table, each plate honoring the sacred flavors of the highlands.
where tradition meets wilderness
Blending warm hospitality with breathtaking natural beauty, Tinajani is more than a retreat—it is an immersion into the Andes’ enduring spirit, where ancient stories live on and adventure finds a timeless home.