
Couples’ Bungalow
An intimate retreat for two, with a private balcony facing the garden and the Cordillera Blanca.

Yungay · Áncash · Peru
Stone-and-wood bungalows inside a botanical garden, an 8-minute walk from Yungay’s Plaza de Armas.
Flowers, herbs, orchard and fruit trees steps from your door.
Balconies and terraces facing the Cordillera Blanca.
Your pets are welcome too.
Equipped kitchen, clay oven and evenings by the fire.
Welcome to Comtury
Comtury Lodge is a place of rest in Yungay province, in the heart of the Callejón de Huaylas. Rustic stone-and-wood architecture, wide gardens and native vegetation to unplug, walk the mountains or gather family and friends.
Here time runs slower: you walk stone paths, rest in hammocks, harvest what you will later cook and, as evening falls, light the fire with Huascarán behind you.


Six ways to stayView all

An intimate retreat for two, with a private balcony facing the garden and the Cordillera Blanca.

Two bedrooms and two full bathrooms to share with family or friends.

Room for six: two bedrooms, four beds and two full bathrooms.

Four bedrooms and four full bathrooms for groups of friends or large families.

Six bedrooms and six full bathrooms for gatherings of up to twelve.

For sixteen guests or more: eight bedrooms, thirteen beds and eight full bathrooms. Ideal for celebrations, retreats and gatherings.
Average nightly rates, for reference. We confirm availability and the final rate when we quote your dates.
Experiences
Four experiences to slow down: breathe, meditate, harvest and cook. By booking and open to the public — you do not need to stay with us.

A slow practice on the lawn with the Cordillera Blanca as your backdrop.

Silence, altitude and landscape to come back to yourself.

Pick vegetables and fruit from the orchard and take them to the table.

Andean cooking with garden ingredients and a clay oven.
The garden in picturesAll facilities

Yungay · memory and renewal
Yungay is not a dot on the map: it is a living story.
A city buried by Huascarán in 1970, a Campo Santo that now blooms and a new Yungay that rose facing the mountains. Get to know the place where you wake up.
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A three-day plan to get to know Yungay without rushing: the Plaza de Armas and Campo Santo, Llanganuco, and a slow day in the garden.
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Four experiences by booking and open to the public to slow down in Yungay: yoga, meditation, harvest and Andean cooking.
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Yungay sits at about 2,450 m above sea level: a good place to start. Practical tips to acclimatise gently before heading to Llanganuco or Laguna 69.
ReadYour stay starts here
Write to us and we will confirm availability and rates. You can also book an experience: yoga, meditation, harvest or Andean cooking.