Hotel del Desierto Ojo de Perdiz

Located on a private peninsula that juts out onto the fabled waters of Lake Titicaca, Titilaka is designed to allow guests to fully experience this magical and deeply historical place.

Within the ancient town of San Pedro de Atacama lies the Awasi, a 12 suite lodge offering a private guide and a 4WD vehicle with each room.

Designed to hug the Quechuan agricultural terraces of one of Lake Titicaca’s largest islands, Posada del Inca is a colonial-style hacienda and eco-lodge nestled amongst the pine and eucalyptus trees on the top of the Isla del Sol (Sun Island). Posada del Inca’s sand-coloured lodges are surrounded by beautifully kept tiered gardens filled with flowers and have sweeping views of the lake and the snow-tipped Andes. The rooms all have private bathrooms served with hot water and heating from the hotel’s solar panels and are decorated with restored antiques and locally-made furniture. Believed to be the birthplace of Incan civilisation and their Sun God, Isla del Sol is a preserved archaeological site with no paved roads, no motor vehicles but with over 80 Incan ruins to visit and many more activities to enjoy.

Set among beautiful gardens in the magnificent location of the Sacred Valley, Sol y Luna is a charming and comfortable hotel with wonderfully relaxing amenities. Your bungalow, or ‘casita’, is designed with Andean touches and stylish interiors and boasts gorgeous views of the surrounding landscape. Spend your days exploring the Sacred Valley of the Incas where you can partake in exciting activities such as horse riding, bird watching and para-gliding. Back at Sol y Luna the indulgent spa, sauna and pool is a peaceful place for you to unwind, while the dining consists of a number of Relais & Chateaux member restaurants: Killa Wasi, where Peruvian and European cuisine is served and Wayra, a separate restaurant set in the hotel’s Wayra ranch where Andean cuisine pays homage to the wealth of natural ingredients cultivated in the Sacred Valley since the time of the Incas. There is also a bar, Chicha Wasi, where you can enjoy authentic pisco sours. The hotel is also recognised for its community initiatives, particularly in education. After 10 years of working with different schools and programs, Sol y Luna opened the Sol y Luna Intercultural School, providing educational services to a number of local students. The hotel recently started another initiative, Sol y Luna Home, which provides a safe home for children without a family or who are victims of violence.