Peru

Monasterio, a 1592 monastery turned into a luxury hotel in Cusco, makes it possible for guests to learn about Spanish and Inca cultures during their stay. Enjoy an Andean massage based on a ritual developed by Andes natives; an aromatherapy treatment is administered using qantu, the sacred flower of the Inca. Visit the Lobby Bar for a wide selection of cocktails made from original recipes, and then dine on Peruvian and international dishes at El Tupay restaurant. Take time to meditate on your sacred destination in your Spanish Colonial-Style bedroom, where religious art and local décor adorn the walls.

One of the hotels of the First Climate Positive HotelBrand in the world, this intimate Andean village with 83 casitas is tucked away in the Machu Picchu cloud forest, with stunning views of exquisite natural beauty. In house à la carte excursions lead guests to explore the mega biodiversity within hotel grounds, which includes 214 bird species, the world’s largest native orchid collection (372 species), a bear rescue center, and a tea plantation under the shade. The Unu Spa has a mystical Andean approach, and the first class restaurants, which face the rumbling Vilcanota River, share the secrets of Peruvian cuisine with a contemporary twist.

A stay at Aranwa Sacred Valley immerses you in Peru’s rich heritage, whether you are browsing among the artifacts in the museum and art gallery or relaxing with a body treatment that uses traditional coca or quinoa at the lavish spa. Surrounded by the Urubamba mountain range, this serene location is a sanctuary for nature lovers, with wild llama roaming the hills and gardens blooming with indigenous vegetation.

Considered a historic landmark, Palacio del Inka is a five-centuries-old mansion located in the heart of downtown Cusco. Our luxury hotel's unique & captivating design embraces historical aspects of our Peruvian culture while maintaining world-class luxury and modern conveniences. Here you'll find stone archways, authentic Hispanic art, and ornate gilded antiques. Join us for a delectable meal at Inti Raymi, our hotel's on-site restaurant serving an array of epicurean cuisine or enjoy a selection of wines curated by our Master Sommelier. Harmonize your body and soul with a signature treatment or massage at our luxurious Andes Spirit Spa. Each of our unique guest rooms and suites is fashioned with traditional colonial decor and a rich color palette evocative of the local Peruvian heritage. Directly across from Koricancha, meaning "Temple of the Sun", our luxury hotel is just minutes from the shops and museums in the main square. Discover the enriching experiences of Cusco, Peru at Palacio del Inka.

Andenia was founded out of a combined love of gastronomy, travel and entrepreneurship. Andenia combine natural materials of gray stones, white cottons, and browns and beiges from the wood and the soil to create wabi-sabi reigns throughout whole area. Many furnishings were custom-designed by local artisans, as were the wall hangings and ceramics. After enjoy the view, you can taste Peruvian classics and international dishes. Fruits, vegetables, and herbs grown in the hotel’s own garden are also used in the dishes, adding a uniquely hyperlocal flavor to the dining experience. You can also take classes with the chef, learn the traditional art of “pachamanca” outdoor stone cooking, and take a tour of local fruit and vegetable markets in Urubamba or the Salt Mines in Maras.

At an altitude of 2800 m, colours are brilliant: the blue of the sky, the red of the earth and a fragmented mosaic created by a profusion of flowers. Sol & Luna is inspired by this luminous setting and is a paean to the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Its architecture is a mix of avant-garde and primitive Peru, its clay walls are a backdrop to both contemporary and traditional Peruvian art, and its stones, beams and bricks from the valley find their natural home here. Its mouthwatering cuisine also draws its inspiration from local gastronomy, yet with a contemporary twist. Sol & Luna is close to archaeological sites and offers a doorway to this lost civilization.

Embrace a truly unique stay at JW Marriott El Convento Cusco. Our hotel offers a delightful blend of historic grandeur and modern comfort. Housed in a restored 16th century convent in the heart of Cusco, our boutique hotel features two exhibition halls with ancient Peruvian artifacts. Explore the area from our hotel, with convenient access to local attractions, such as the Historic Center of the City of Cusco and Plaza de Armas. At the end of a busy day, find sanctuary in our sophisticated rooms and suites featuring a range of thoughtful amenities including elegant marble bathrooms, deluxe bedding, mini bars and an oxygen enriched system to relieve altitude sickness. Awake refreshed before heading to our spa for a revitalizing treatment with centuries old Incan healing regimens. When hunger strikes, visit Qespi Restaurant and Bar, widely considered to be one of the best restaurants in Cusco, to enjoy an elegant atmosphere and fresh ingredients. Luxury and adventure await at JW Marriott El Convento Cusco.

Set within a peaceful plaza just behind Cusco’s main square, Palacio Nazarenas, A Belmond Hotel, Cusco has been transformed from a 17th-century palace turned convent into a 55-suite, urban escape, complete with the city’s first outdoor swimming pool. Escape from the rest of the world amid cloistered terraces embellished with fountains and flowers, or head to the Hypnôze Spa. Back in your balcony suite, you’ll enjoy original Inca and colonial features, an iPad upon request and butler service. The Senzo restaurant creates quite a stir with its traditional Andean cuisine.

Discover sanctuary in the Sacred Valley at Rio Sagrado via an exclusive train stop. Designed to resemble an authentic Andean village, the hotel comprises just 21 guest rooms and suites, along with two villas. All afford views of the Urubamba River, and the clean, minimalist decor is accented with vibrant Peruvian textiles and artwork. Spa treatments utilize native healing plants and flowers, and the flavorful cuisine features organic ingredients from the on-site garden. Activities range from cooking classes and pisco tastings to horseback riding and rafting. You can even enjoy a delightful picnic lunch by the river.