Hacienda San Agustin de Callo | Quito

Inca House

This is the primary building of the hacienda, featuring five rooms, each with bathtubs and fireplaces. Some rooms retain original Inca walls and remains.

Callo Lodge

A cozy, smaller house with three rooms, fireplaces, a comfortable sitting area, and a kitchen—ideal for groups, families, or extended stays.

Cotopaxi House

Offering two suites with separate sitting rooms and jacuzzis overlooking Cotopaxi, this house is perfect for families, friends, or couples.

Inca Ceremonial Rooms

The most striking features are the exquisitely carved volcanic stone walls of two Inca rooms that have withstood the test of time and now serve as an Inca Temple and dining area. The dining room, with its smokeblackened walls, showcases the exceptional precision of Inca stonemasonry and provides a breathtaking view of Cotopaxi, the world's highest active volcano. This site was famously described by Alexander von Humboldt during his 1802 visit.

Inca Dining Rooms

The Inca House includes two dining areas: a distinctive Inca room and a breakfast room featuring an Inca wall. Breakfasts are Englishstyle and plentiful, offering a variety of cheeses, homemade products, cream, granola, butter, yogurt, breads, exotic juices, eggs with bacon sausages, marmalades, and fresh fruit.

The Drawing Room

This inviting space features large windows overlooking Cotopaxi and other volcanoes. The main door opens to the gardens. The cozy atmosphere, enhanced by the fireplace and family photographs, makes it a relaxing area. An honor bar is also available next to a beautiful Inca wall.

Main Courtyard

The hacienda's main courtyard illustrates the fusion of architectural styles contributed by its varied and influential inhabitants: Inca (15thcentury Imperial style), Spanish Colonial (18th century), and Republican (19th century).