FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Our valley offers a unique combination of diverse landscapes, varying altitudes and numerous microclimates.
It's usually sunny here all-year-round, but sometimes it can get a bit cloudy and we experience some light rain due to our proximity to the cloud forest.
We suggest bringing clothes for all conditions, just in case.
It all depends on your itinerary for the trip. What you intend to do will determine what you need to bring.
If you're looking to explore the valley, you should prepare by packing sunscreen, a swimsuit, insect repellent, outdoor boots and a sweater for cool nights.
Don't forget to bring a raincoat too in case of any unexpected showers!
The Intag Valley is an oasis of opportunity for those who seek out thrill and adventure. There are so many activities to enjoy such as coffee tours, breathtaking hikes, fascinating waterfalls and rivers plus wildlife watching!
With such a vast array of attractions and activities at your fingertips, the possibilities in Intag are truly limitless.
Here we have more information about the possibilities for
At Pacheco, we have plenty of space available allowing you to spread out and make yourself comfortable.
Our cozy sitting room is ideal for relaxation in one of our comfy chairs with a book from our extensive library. In addition, our delightful dining room is equipped with a communal table which encourages socializing at meal times. So you can eat your meals and interact with other guests – perfect for making new friends.
The wrap-around deck has plenty of hammocks you can relax in whenever you choose. Plus, our outdoor space is seemingly endless and includes tables, a garden, and an access path going directly to the Intag River where you can go for a swim too.
Absolutely! Every room has a fully-equipped private bathroom; including hot water showers.
You have many different options for arriving at Pacheco.
We are located in the Intag Valley which is about an hour and a half from Otavalo or three and half hours from Quito. We are located directly on the side of the main road running through the valley.
The road getting to the Intag Valley from Cuicocha is a curvy/windy mountain road, but it is paved the entire way and in good condition and would be adequet for any type of car.
Additionally, you have the option of bus or private transportation, we have all of the details about both of these options here.
The nearest Gas Station is in Cotacachi, which is the town you would go through coming down to Intag from Quito or Otavalo.
But, there’s a closer option. We always get gas in Apuela, the little town nearby. The town is only a 5-minute drive away and from there you can purchase fuel by the gallon from the mechanic shops. They’ll have a sign out front that says "gasolina."