Our Habitas Atacama
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Character and identity
Set among the adobe of San Pedro de Atacama, Our Habitas occupies the bones of the former Altiplanico, ten minutes on foot from the town's main street, Caracoles. The 51 casitas keep their thatched roofs and earthen walls but layer in elevated interiors, hand-woven llamas, altiplano textiles and raffia detail. The mood is grown-up wellness: a temazcal, daily workout classes, coca leaf arrival ceremony, palo santo in the air. Half the restaurant menu is plant-based, with live music at dinner and a monthly pool party that brings in townspeople. Service stays light but present.
Who's it for
Best for:
Couples and solo travellers who want a slower, design-aware base for Atacama's big-day adventures (geysers, biking, lagoons) and value wellness rituals, plant-forward cooking and a sociable but unhurried vibe. It hits a sweet spot between hostel-town energy and the four-figure remote lodges, with rooms from $300.
Should look elsewhere:
Families wanting a kids' programme, or travellers expecting the all-inclusive excursion machine and total seclusion of Tierra or Explora. Dinner can be uneven, with heavy purées sometimes overpowering proteins, and food prices skew American despite the Chilean setting.
Bottom line
The draw here is the balance: a genuinely considered desert retreat at roughly a third of the price of the marquee lodges, with the wellness programme and plant-based cooking doing most of the heavy lifting. Book a Pioneer room if you want newer and smaller, or an Explorer for the original layouts and more space. Three nights is the floor; four is better.