Tambo del Inka

A boutique hotel in Cusco, Hotel Monasterio is a beautifully restored monastery in the heart of town just steps away from the Plaza de Armas, finest restaurants, best museums and Incan ruins.

This luxury hotel in Lima is a great place to relax before or after your visit to Machu Picchu and other destinations in Peru.

The hotel is set on a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean and adjacent to one of the most exclusive residential areas and commercial districts of Lima. Miraflores Park prides itself in offering outstanding personalised service and a home away from home atmosphere.

With 82 rooms, the amenities include three massage rooms, a rooftop heated pool, state of the art gym and a special observatory restaurant with sea views while dining.

 

This hotel, located in the White City Arequipa, is a national historic monument. Formerly a mint house, it is now one of the best hotels in the city and one of the best in Peru.

The luxurious and spacious colonial suites have been beautifully converted and it’s very evident that you are staying in part of Peru’s rich history. We recommend these above the more modern rooms at the rear of the property.

There are two beautiful courtyards, restaurant, bar and very accommodating staff.

Named after the first American to discover the Incan hilltop citadel in 1911 and owned by Orient Express, the Hiram Bingham is a world-class luxury train.  Travellers on the train are driven to Poroy station just outside Cusco to board the exclusive blue and gold painted carriages and for just over three hours you are resplendently transported to Aguacalientes, the town beneath the ruins.

Aboard, the 1920s Pullman carriages reflect the opulence of the locomotive era bedecked in polished brass, wood panels and rich, comfy seating. There is also a period observation car at the rear.

Brunch on the outward journey and dinner on your return are included. These are taken in the elegant dining car replete with white-linen tablecloths, clinking crystal, and you are looked after by the smartest team of waiters. Whilst feasting on fine Peruvian cuisine the steamy forest scenery unfolds right in front of you and there’s a great bar car that often has live music on the return leg, or you can just simply relax into a snug armchair in one of the carriages.

Escorted to the Lost City of the Incas there is a small-group guided tour included, but for those who would like a more exclusive visit we can easily arrange a private one for you.