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Skylodge Adventure Suites

Located in the Sacred Valley of Cuzco, Peru, the exclusive Skylodge Adventure Suites offers you the chance to sleep within a completely transparent hanging bedroom, that allows you to appreciate the impressive view of this magic and mystic valley.

Lima Country Club Hotel

Calle Los Eucaliptos 590

Located across the Lima Country Club, this equally traditional and sumptuous space is a favorite of many who reject the largest and most striking hotels in the area. If you are in Lima for pleasure and not for business, you should choose between this hotel, the Miraflores Park Hotel, which is located on the coast, or the many smaller hotels around the Barranco neighborhood.

EcoAmazonia Lodge

Puerto Maldonado 17100

Visiting the Amazon is the dream of many and, to do it properly, we must generate the least possible impact and thus ensure that its attractions always remain.

Belmond palacio nazarenas

Plazoleta Nazarenas 223

In its two previous lives, long before being carefully restored and remodeled as a hotel by the hotelier Orient Express, the Nazarenas Palace of Cusco was a convent and a palace. Typically, palaces and convents do not share many of the same ambitions for the future, but oddly enough, this hotel manages to recall both of them — timeless and peaceful as a spiritual retreat, but at the same time Attentively welcoming in all its details.

La Confianza Hotel

Catapalla

Imagine spending the night in cabins built in what was once an important vineyard in the Lunahuaná Valley, while listening to the music of the Cañete River and the songs of the mountain.

Hotel B

Jirón Sáenz Peña 204

Originally built in the style of the Belle Époque, the mansion served as a seaside retreat during the presidency of Augusto Leguia in the 1920s. Its architectural features and flair capture the celebratory spirit of Peru’s centennial, which permeated life in the capital city throughout the era of its construction

Inkaterra la casona

Plazoleta Nazarenas 211

While it is true that, at first glance, the Peruvian Andes might seem like a more backpacking adventure, La Casona is an alternative for people who want to start the Inca Trail in style. This rehabilitated Spanish colonial house, nestled in the old town of Cuzco, has become part of the Inkaterra ecological boutique hotel group.

JW Marriott Cusco

INVERSIONES LA RIOJA S.A

It has not always been the case, but these days a good luxury hotel is, almost by definition, a hotel with a history, or at least, a hotel with a bit of character. Ergonomic mattresses, large high-tech screens and shoe cleaning service are a certainty in the hotel, but for sure, what makes the difference The JW Marriott Cusco is the environment and location it offers

Sumaq machu picchu hotel

Ayar Brothers Avenue

To be close to Machu Picchu in the first place is privilege enough; a hotel of Sumaq Machu Picchu’s quality feels almost gratuitous. In Aguas Calientes, the last stop along the way to the famous historical site, you’d settle for a lot less - likewise, a hotel as elegant and luxurious as Sumaq would be a hit even in a less spectacular location.

Titilaka

Titilaka Peninsula

The magnificent Lake Titicaca, between Peru and Bolivia, considered by the Incas as the cradle of the civilization of the human being, is one of the largest and deepest bodies of water found at the highest altitude on Earth. The backpackers have been going on pilgrimage to their shores for years.

Colca Lodge Spa & Hot Springs

Fundo Puye s / n Yanque

Your first view of Colca Lodge Spa & Hot Spring will probably be from the road across the valley as you approach the riverside hotel. From that vantage point the manicured grounds of the hotel are a swirl of green punctuated by shots of color from blooming plants, including Peru's national flower that attracts the largest hummingbird in the world. The place seems like a mirage or a mistake. It is neither.

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