Tierra Atacama was reopened in San Pedro de Atakama after a 12 -month closure due to the renovation of $ 20 million (about $ 33.5 million) that was designed to convert the property to a new level of luxury residence in Chile.
Tierra Atacama puts guests between the scenic landscapes where the panoramic views of the changing sand dunes, the tall Licancabur volcano and the Andes mountains in the hostel and the main wings across the windows from floor to ceiling.
The founder of Tierra Hotels, Miguel Porsil, was on hand to lead the redesign project. Tierra Atacama’s transformation this year is designed to maintain the rich history of Luxury Lodge and close contact with the local community in San Pedro De Atacama, whose people are from the descendants of Inca and Aimras, whose history dates back to its living heritage to about 10,000 years.
Guests who reach Tierra Atacama can enjoy the newly simplified luxury spaces. Upon entry, guests will appreciate the traditional and craftsmanship of the beauty and natural history of the Atacama desert and its people, while architecture welcomes outdoors in the open air, providing a smooth connection to the moon -like landscape.
As part of the renovation process, the number of wings was reduced from 32 to 28, which allows an increase in space and created a more exclusive and intimate feeling, while four new exclusive wings are characterized by special diving gatherings, a car and a guide dedicated to getting rid of guests to provide a new level of privacy, luxury and freedom.
Local traffin marble
Among the most prominent events in design is the use of the unknown exported trading marble from the nearby CAAMA in the areas of guests, while deep blue tones create a rural elegance related to the desert landscapes. More than 40 local artists and designers created unique pieces of interiors, adding quality, beauty and a sense of cultural affiliation to the hotel’s novel.
Food width has also been diverted as part of the 2025 business, with the addition of open grill areas next to the main restaurant, where dinner can enjoy dishes affected by regional traditions, during views of the Andes mountains that rise on the horizon. The cellar of a new wine includes a large collection of the finest foundations in the cultivation of Chilean chrome, while the new open kitchen places guests in the seats in the front row to enjoy the cooking theater at work, creating an atmosphere of intimate relationship, fun and warmth.
It is located in a quiet environment, and is now characterized by a spa that has been renewed for a double treatment room for couples, which complements the comprehensive wellness experience that characterizes Tierra Atacama. Meanwhile, a newly created sunken lounge area was designed to enhance guest communications while they are in the views of the desert and the stars in Atakama, which is famous as one of the first sites in the world for the stars.
Longs dominant livestock for a long time
It was originally designed by respected Chilean architects, Rodrigo Cyrle and Matthias Gonzalez in 2008, Tira Atakama was built on a long -running Coral Coral site and maintains the walls of the old clay bricks of the 150 -year -old original bull pen when entering.
It was a pleasure to participate again with Matias Gonzalez for the regeneration of 2025, as it presented smart and contemporary features and took the property to a new level of luxury in design and hospitality while preserving its rich local history and feeling the place in the desert.
Also, an essential part of the creativity team in the renovation was the interior designer Carolina Delibano, responsible for the original interiors of all the characteristics of Taera since its inception.
The original walls and original plants were preserved on the site and merged with a mind with the design of Lodge by the Chilean landscape engineer, Theresa Muller, which created a real feeling of the place in this desert oasis.
“We were very deliberate in choosing the use of local materials, furnishings, arts and crafts in addition to construction services from the region as part of the business in order to benefit and involve society at every stage of the process,” said Tierra Hotels Miguel Purcell.
“It was a privilege that he had been assigned under the supervision of the Tira Atakama heritage, with the transfer of property to a leadership site for the luxurious experimental housing in Chile.
“We are committed to honoring our history, while providing exceptional experiences for guests who combine luxury and sustainability and a deep relationship with the exceptional natural and cultural environment in San Pedro de Atakama, and we are moving to lead the future of contemporary travel in Chile.”