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The lodge rooms 40 guests comfortably. Eight double occupancy rooms, two large family quarters (7 beds each), and 2 bungalows (5 beds each), workers’ living quarters and complete owner’s home (5 bedrooms), all with private baths. We have received more than 80 guests at one time, you always have the option to add bunkbeds, and extra single beds.
Areas:
 Kitchen and pantry, dining room and bar
 Recreation lounge with fireplace, billiard table, piano, plus bathrooms
 Research library, study, office area; lecture, class, meeting rooms
 Top floor body movement room for yoga, meditation, dance, and spectacular views
 Wood sauna with cold and hot showers, bathrooms
 Both small and large swimming pools; racquetball court
 Garage and additional parking area
 Storage rooms and carpentry workshops
 Workers living area with kitchen and bathroom
 Corral for horses and cows
 Pasturelands and forests
Grounds
The lodge is situated on 3 hectares of land, with all organic gardens, orchards, woods and pastureland. More than 600 fruit trees and around 5000 forest trees. The entire property has a complete irrigation system, connected with streams that originate from the glacial lakes that also provide crystalline pure drinking water. There are solar and wind energy systems for electricity, solar stoves and ovens. The 3 solar hot water systems have 1000 liter storage tanks each, in addition there is an ecological sewer system that produces hundreds of flowers.
The lodge is located at an elevation of 2600 meters (8530 feet), on the edge of Huascaran National Park (the park's 3,000 km² contain 663 glaciers and 296 lakes), a UNESCO recognized biosphere reserve. The ranch to the south is bordered by the River Chucchun that descends from the glacier Hualcan. We are only 1.5 kms. from the major thoroughfare and Provincial capital of Carhuaz, in the the north-central Peruvian Andes.
In the mid-1980s La Casa de Pocha began to receive ecotourists, school and university groups, interested in learning and experiencing lessons in organic farming and ecology in practice. In 2000 in collaboration with medical anthropologist, Dr. Patricia Jean Hammer, the civic association Center for Social Well Being was founded to provide an interdisciplinary field research and training program for graduate and undergraduate international university students in studies of anthropology, rural sociology, environmental studies, ethnobotany, global health, social justice and related topics.
Contact
Flor de María Barreto Tosi, property owner
Cell. (51) 943-613058
Cell. (51) 943-649663
Home phone: (51-43) 76-1885

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