Nestled in the heart of the breathtaking Barrancas del Cobre in Urique, Chihuahua, stands the Hotel Mansión Tarahumara “El Castillo”, where rustic charm meets authentic Mexican hospitality. Founded in 1986 by a passionate hotelier family from Chihuahua, this property has evolved from just five cabins into a full resort experience with 75 rooms, each offering a unique atmosphere.

A Refuge with History and Heart

Since its early days, El Castillo has been more than just a hotel — it’s a tribute to warm family values and service excellence. With a clear vision and unwavering commitment to quality, the property has expanded over the years while staying true to its origins. Its castle-inspired architecture and natural surroundings create an experience like no other.

Between the Mountains and the Sky

Just 45 minutes from the Magical Town of Creel, Mansión Tarahumara offers unmatched views of the majestic Barrancas del Cobre from its “Barrancas Section,” home to 17 rooms and a panoramic restaurant. Meanwhile, the “Valle Section” features dreamlike cabins tucked into the forest and modules designed for groups — the perfect balance of rustic comfort and natural immersion.

More than a Stay: Unforgettable Experiences

This hotel is much more than just a place to sleep. Guests can enjoy horseback riding, scenic hikes, visits to Rarámuri communities, and excursions to attractions like Barrancas Park, Cerro del Gallego, and the Oteros River. A fully equipped event hall with a capacity for 150 people also makes it an ideal venue for conferences, retreats, and private celebrations.

Genuine Hospitality, Unpretentious Comfort

Every corner of Mansión Tarahumara radiates serenity. With handcrafted décor, rustic design, and warm, personalized service, each guest is made to feel right at home in an exclusive and sophisticated setting. Whether traveling with family, a partner, or a group, this destination offers a rare blend of adventure, relaxation, and culture.

Discover the castle of northern Mexico and experience the magic of the Barrancas del Cobre from above.

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