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Among its illustrious guests is General Simón Bolívar, who usually spent the night at Pinsaquí on his trips to Bogotá. An important Treaty between Colombia and Ecuador was signed at the Hacienda, and much history is in its halls.

The main structure of the Hacienda was destroyed by an earthquake in 1867 and has now been restored and adapted with 16 ample and comfortable rooms, with heavy ornate beds and fireplaces, for its guests. Pinsaquí has a unique atmosphere with long corridors, wide walls, antique candelabra and furniture, with echoes of sounds and voices from the past. With three centuries of history, romantic Hacienda Pinsaquí invites you to be a part of its magic and its legends. Hacienda Pinsaqui has belonged to the Freile family since 1888.

SERVICES AND FACILITIES

• Restaurant featuring Ecuadorian and international cuisine
• 200 year old grounds with ponds, palms, walks, and roaming llamas
• The Terrace snack bar
• Room service
• Reading
• Historic chapel

ACCOMMODATION

Pinsaqui offers 30 well-appointed suites with fireplaces and some suites also have a Jacuzzi bath. Each room is unique and has a character all of its own. Each suite can comfortably accommodate up to five people. Within the rooms you will find sheepskin rugs, heavy blankets and pieces of traditional art. Most rooms have a view overlooking the lovely gardens behind the hacienda.

ACTIVITIES

The Hacienda makes an ideal base for exploring whether you are looking for outdoor pursuits, relaxation, antiques, or handicrafts. Activities include:

• Horseback riding
• Mountain biking
• Hiking

LOCAL ATTRACTIONS

Close to Pinsaqui you will find:

• Otavalo, world-renowned for its marvellous indigenous market
• Cotacachi, located a few kilometres up the road, specializes in leatherwear (belts, jackets, bags, vests, and more)
• San Antonio de Ibarra, renowned for its handmade wood crafts and stone sculptures
• Mojanda Lakes
• Cascada de Peguche (waterfalls)
• San Pablo Lake