Pachingo Tatacoa Desert

A quiet private oasis

✓ We felt like part of the family. very clean showers and toilets. excellent food. comfy tents

✗ quite far out from anywhere to get tuktuks, no WiFi

Nice space but poor communication

✓ The family who runs the campsite was very friendly and helpful. They even put our 4 tents under a pavilion since it had been raining.

✗ The communication about the food was poor given that there is no set menu or prices, and the family wasn't notified that we would want to eat dinner when we arrived and did not have enough food. There were also no quiet hours communicated but we were told to stop playing cards at 9pm. Also the road to get there is very rough and hard to find at night.

if you’re looking for a remote, rustic stay away from noise and busy tourists then this is for you, simple but extremely

✓ very rustic, authentic feel - dogs, a cat, goats, chickens, turkeys lots of cool animals. slept in a tent and the mats provided were very comfortable, probably the best nights sleep I’ve ever had when sleeping in a tent. food provided was also delicious and authentic. toilets and showers were very clean.

✗ Nothing

Exceptional

✓ The location is perfect if you want to be away from the crowds and feels like a little oasis in the desert. The hosts tend with love to their garden and animals and make you feel instantly welcome. We had a great time here!

Disappointing

✓ The people at the place where super nice and helpful

✗ The guy organizing the things in the background was not helpful. In the end with PayPal fees and creative calculations, we paid arround 8 eur more than initially expected

Pleasant

✓ far out from the rest of the hotels and hostels

✗ signage to the location could be improved. quite difficult to locate, particularly later on in the day