6 places · 3 with rooms, 3 camping, 1 with meals on the Huchuy Finaya → Pacchanta section of the Ausangate Circuit, in Huchuy Finaya, Otorongo lakes, Pacchanta. Phone and WhatsApp numbers are listed so you can book ahead.
Wild campsite on the trail about 4 km after Huchuy Finaya, at the foot of the climb to Campa (Q'ampa) pass; used by 6-day groups to split stage 4. No facilities; nights are very cold.
Free campsite on the trail by the Uturunku (Otorongo) lakes at about 4,700 m, 4.5 km after Campa pass, with a small stone refuge nearby. Good if you cannot reach Pacchanta; no services.
Village campsite at about 4,300 m beside the Pacchanta hot springs (about S/5-10 per person, cash), where most groups spend the last night. Simple meals and drinks are sold in the village; a taxi or colectivo to Tinki can be arranged here.
Basic hostal in Pacchanta about 0.2 km from the trail, mapped on OpenStreetMap. No website or phone found; rooms are simple and cold, bring a warm sleeping bag.
Small hostal in Pacchanta village, about 0.3 km from the trail and near the hot springs. Listed on OpenStreetMap only; no website or phone found, so ask in the village.
Glamping domes near the Pacchanta hot springs with beds, private bathrooms with hot showers, meals and satellite wi-fi, run by a Cusco tour operator mainly for its own groups. Exact site not mapped (position shown is Pacchanta village); ask by WhatsApp whether independent hikers can book.
Checked online in October 2026. Places marked "not confirmed by the operator" are listed on OpenStreetMap or in hiker reports but could not be checked on an official page. The campsites on the Ausangate Circuit belong to Quechua herding communities. Most have no facilities beyond a stream and sometimes a toilet or stone shelter; ask the family before you pitch, pay the small fee in cash, and carry out all your rubbish.
The Ausangate Circuit route works offline in Outest, with these places on the map and a trail guide you can ask about water, weather and the next village.