Hotel Barrancas Del Cobre By Balderrama Hotel Collection - Areponapuchi

Mountain resort in Areponapuchi with custom-made furnishings and Copper Canyon views

Rooms & Suites

Hotel Barrancas Del Cobre by Balderrama Hotel Collection offers rooms with tiled baths and fireplaces, along with separate sitting areas. Each room is furnished with custom-made furniture that gives the hotel a distinct look. All accommodations include free toiletries and hair dryers.

Family & Entertainment

The hotel provides an arcade/game room for family entertainment after a day outdoors. Guests can arrange horseback riding and ecotours directly through the front desk. The smoke-free property also has a garden where children can play.

Dining

The on-site restaurant serves satisfying meals, and the bar offers drinks in a relaxed setting. Meals can also be enjoyed at the nearby Hotel Mirador, accessible by a 10-minute walk or shuttle. The hotel accepts credit and debit cards, as no ATMs are available in the area.

Business & Events

Barrancas Del Cobre by Balderrama has meeting facilities, including a conference space and a meeting room for business travelers. The hotel offers concierge service and on-site currency exchange to assist with arrangements. Laundry and dry cleaning services are also available for extended stays.

Location & Activities

The hotel is within a 10-minute drive from Teleferico Barrancas and close to El Puerto Overlook and Copper Canyon. Guests can hike the 5 miles round-trip Wakajípare trail or walk to the village of Areponapuchic in one hour. The Craft Arts Museum of the State of Chihuahua is another nearby attraction.

• Location: Within 10 minutes of Teleferico Barrancas and Copper Canyon
• Rooms: Custom-made furniture, tiled baths, fireplaces, separate sitting areas
• Family: Arcade/game room, horseback riding, ecotours, garden
• Dining: On-site restaurant and bar; shuttle to Hotel Mirador for meals
• Business: Meeting facilities, conference space, concierge, currency exchange
• Activities: Wakajípare hike, Areponapuchic village, Craft Arts Museum