When visiting Peru, the accommodation options are just as diverse as the country's landscapes. For those looking for a truly special experience, boutique and luxury hotels offer a unique stay in beautiful locations.
Peru's capital city, Lima, is home to a number of boutique hotels that combine modern amenities with traditional Peruvian design. These hotels often offer personalized service... Read more
Sol y Luna At Sol y Luna, they host guests in cozy houses made of local stone, decorated individually. Each of these forty-three casitas is surrounded by gardens filled with flora native to the Sacred Valley and all face the Andes Mountains where the Incas believed their gods dwelled. Within each private sanctuary, an outdoor terrace leads into the high-ceilinged living space with terr... Read More
Dco suites, lounge & spa This content is currently not available in Spanish. The phrase “coastal Peru” isn’t one that trips effortlessly off the tongue - perhaps because Peru’s marquee charms lie inland, and perhaps because, from a sheer mileage perspective, there’s not much of it. But what little there is is nothing short of extraordinary, and DCO Suites, Lounge & Spa is perf... Read More
Colca Lodge Spa & Hot Springs 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 pla... Read More
Inkaterra reserva amazonica There are very few ecological inns that can be attributed as anecdotal history as Inkaterra Reserva Amazónica. The founder, José Koechlin von Stein, produced Werner Herzog's Peruvian films, including Fitzcarraldo (in which Klaus Kinski moves a steamboat over a mountain), and since establishing Inkaterra, he has sponsored a considerable amount of scientific research... Read More
Belmond las casitas It is not necessary to be a cartographer to realize that Orient Express hotels no longer follow the original railway line, much less. However, no one will put any fault as long as all are in the category of Las Casitas del Colca. For starters, the location is ideal. The Colca Valley is one of the wonders of the nature of Peru. In this high zone of the Andes they are found fr... Read More
BELMOND MIRAFLORES PARK In the context of airlines, 'business class' is synonymous with 'I would love to fly, but let someone else pay the bill'. The Miraflores Park Hotel is another example of the kind of elegance and attention that seems to want to alleviate the restlessness of those who travel for business, but at the same time is a pleasure as an end in itself. Miraflores is the na... Read More
Belmond palacio nazarenas 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 ret... Read More
Sumaq machu picchu hotel 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. With just 60 rooms and... Read More
JW Marriott Lima Hotel The hotel located in Lima, and belonging to the predictable JW Marriott chain, is not as extravagant as the Swissotel nor will it please you as much as the other two hotels mentioned here in Luxury Latin America, but due to its central location by the sea, it is a Magnet for business travelers from around the world. The hotel faces the ocean and a promenade with shops for... Read More
Hotel Paracas, a Luxury Collection Resort, Paracas Peru has never really had a major oceanfront destination, even though it has more than 1500 miles of coastline. There’s Mancora in the north, but it is hard to get to. There’s Asia, just south of Lima, but there aren’t any good hotels and it is geared towards Lima. Paracas, three hours south of Lima where large resorts started opening in ... Read More
The Westin Lima Hotel & Convention Center Owned by Peru's Libertador chain and using many of the design team members from the lauded Tambo del Inka hotel in the Sacred Valley, this Westin competes for head–on with the best hotels in Lima and offers a great city from every room. There are no shortcuts in this development, which reportedly cost $ 130 million, so if you're looking for the ne... Read More
JW Marriott Cusco 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. Located... Read More
Lima Country Club Hotel 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 neighborho... Read More
Palacio del Inka, a Luxury Collection Hotel Passing the entrance of the great Inka Palace, one is instinctively looking for a ticket booth or an information desk. That's because — thanks to the Spanish colonial architecture, old stone walls, gold-plated art, a sample of old hand-painted cabinets and, of course, a location in front of the Temple of the Sun in the historic heart of Cusco - ente... Read More