- Sacred Valley
- Machu Picchu
- Cusco
- Ausangate
- Cusco
- Lima
Explore the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu and Cusco before embarking on the sublime, high-altitude Ausangate Trek
Personalised journeys from start to finish
Every trip helps support Conservation
Every detail taken care of
What's included
- Private tour of Machu Picchu
- Private tour options in the Sacred Valley and Cusco
- Ausangate lodge to lodge trek
- Luxury accommodation throughout
- Full support from your Travel Designer and Concierge before, during and after your trip
At a glance
Discover the classic highlights of Peru including the Sacred Valley, the iconic ruins of Machu Picchu and colonial Cusco, then head far off the beaten track for the epic Ausangate Trek on this extraordinary two-week trip.
Starting in the Sacred Valley, get to know the fascinating culture of the Andes in one of the most beautiful and historically important areas of Peru. From here, take the train up to the legendary citadel of Machu Picchu, one of the grandest and most enthralling sites in Latin American, for a privately guided tour.
Return to Cusco, a charming city whose rich history is palpable in its architecture, with grand colonial buildings sitting atop geometric Inca foundations.
Next, venture high into the mountains for the five-day Ausangate lodge to lodge trek. Walk in the footsteps of the ancients across a sublime landscape that changes from lush green, to vibrant red rock and snow drifts, passing tranquil lakes, hanging glaciers and herds of llamas and alpacas. A true adventure in a rarely trodden wilderness.
Example trip itinerary
Sacred Valley
Transfer
Meet and greet at Lima airport
Flight
Flight from Lima to Cusco
Transfer
Private transfer to your hotel in the Sacred Valley
Accommodation in Sacred Valley
Sacred Valley
Highlights
- 43 casitas
- Relais & Chateaux Restaurant
- Adjoining ranch and stables
- Birdwatching
- Cooking classes
- Andean weaving
- Pottery workshops
- Mountain bike tours and trekking
- Visits to sites around the Sacred Valley
- Kayaking
Overview
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.
→ Find out moreSacred Valley
Overview
This is without doubt one of the most comfortable and luxurious places to stay in the Sacred Valley. Set in a beautiful spot by the Urubamba river the hotel is close to the Incan fortress of Ollantaytambo. The construction and design of the 22 rooms is in keeping with the rustic surrounds of this historic location with extensive use of natural materials, yet never compromising on luxury.
The hotel has a good restaurant and a high quality 230 square metre spa in which to relax after a day exploring the area. There are also two very spacious and well-appointed villas suitable for families or groups of friends travelling together.
→ Find out moreSacred Valley
Overview
Tucked away in one of the Sacred Valley’s most secluded haciendas, next to the tiny village of Urquillos and close to many of the area’s most important Inca settlements, explora Valle Sagrado is the wonderful hub from which to explore this incredible region of Peru.
Carefully built within an ancient corn plantation set on Inca terraces, 50 rooms – six of which are suites – drink in views of the surrounding fields and mountains. Each is modern in its simplicity and thoroughly comfortable.
There is an outdoor swimming pool, with hot tubs, massage room, steam rooms and saunas all set within a carefully preserved colonial building, Pumacahua House. A communal dining room, bar, library and living area sit at the heart of the property.
Guests stay here on a three night all inclusive basis, discovering the area with a selection of over 20 exploration activities. These include a range of hikes to colonial towns, snowcapped mountains, high altitude lagoons and Inca archaeological sites, half and full day mountain bike rides and tours to Cusco, Machu Picchu, or more off-the-beaten track locations.
→ Find out moreSpend your time relaxing and exploring the incredible scenery of the Sacred Valley. It's a great place to experience the culture of Peru and the landscape is breathtaking.
Visit the Inca fortress town of Ollantaytambo. The site was built just as the Spaniards arrived and is one of the most important if not visible vestiges of how the Incas inhabited and functioned in their cities making it a fascinating place to explore. There is a fortress at the top of the hill (and quite a few steps) which is particularly interesting to investigate for the techniques used in its construction.
Explore the fascinating and beautiful sites of Maras and Moray. Maras is an open system of terraces that has been used for centuries to harvest salt from a stream of mineral rich water that comes from within the mountain. Moray is an ancient system of Inca terraces which they used to acclimatise new plants to the high altitude environment.
Your guide will meet you in the morning and bring you to the Pisac Market. You will continue your immersion into the heart of Andean culture with a visit to the charming Amaru community and its wonderful people. Straight from the hands of local craftspeople, you will learn about textiles and the weaving process. The vivid colors of the Amaru villagers' clothing are derived from natural dyes made from plants and other organic elements with which they decorate wool. Today, your learn about 'cochineal' red and the secret properties of some other medicinal plants in the area, plus other activities the community runs.
Transfer
Private transfer to Ollanta station
Transfer
Train to Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Trains to Machu Picchu
Luxury train journeys in Peru
Highlights
- Dining and bar car
- Observation car
- Multiple carriages to relax
- Brunch and dinner served
- Relax and be transported
Overview
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.
→ Find out moreLuxury train journeys in Peru
Highlights
- Sit back and take in the views
- Toilet facilities
- Comfortable leather seats
- Snack service
Overview
The Vistadome train takes you to the magnificent ancient Incan citadel of Machu Picchu in superb modern comfort.
As per its name, the train has wide glass windows built into the roof and sides of the carriages so you really do get to see the rich Peruvian countryside rushing by. Large leather seats, air conditioning, heating, and good service reflects all the contemporary efficiency and standards of Peru Rail too.
If you’re looking immerse in the surroundings this is a unique way to connect with the scenery en-route to Machu Picchu.
Traditional snack food is provided on board made using local ingredients for an experience of the Andean cuisine. On the return trip you can also watch live traditional dance performances, inspired from the ancient cultures of this region.
→ Find out moreYour private guide will take you on a comprehensive tour of the Machu Picchu citadel, really bringing it to life by detailing the history, significance and myths surrounding it as well as taking you to the hidden corners and best viewpoints. After your tour, you'll descend to Aguas Calientes for a delicious lunch at the rustically elegant Inkaterra hotel, before an afternoon at leisure. You can explore the areas around Machu Picchu or carry on exploring the ruins.
Return in the evening to overnight at your chosen hotel in the Machu Picchu area.
Accommodation in Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Highlights
- 31 rooms
- Two restaurants & afternoon tea
- Massage
- Privately guided tours of Machu Picchu
Overview
The only accommodation located inside of Machu Picchu, The Sanctuary Lodge offers stunning views from many of the rooms and the hotel is within walking distance of the Incan ruins. The gorgeous garden is a wonderful place to have breakfast or a cocktail in the evening while relishing in the peace of the surroundings. Given the location, space is at an economy so the standard rooms are not overly spacious. However, this is a small price to pay for such a stunning location. All meals are included in the cost.
→ Find out moreMachu Picchu
Highlights
- Restaurant, bar & cafe
- Visit the Machu Picchu Citadel
- Nature walks
- Tea plantation
- Bird watching
- Hiking
Overview
The hotel consists of several whitewashed cottages in an Andean village located in the heart of Aguas Calientes, part of the historical Machu Picchu attraction.
Tea time and evening nature shows are offered each day, and the hotel has a spa and yoga facility. The spacious rooms all have a fireplace and thick, handmade alpaca wool blankets cover each bed making it a perfect place for simple relaxing before and after your Machu Picchu excursion.
Inkaterra is a leader in ecotourism and sustainable development in Peru. They have a commitment to research, and sharing knowledge about biodiversity and culture with the world through authentic travel experiences. Because of this, they have been granted the First International Certificate in Sustainable Tourism given by Control Union Green Choice and the Sustainable Tourism Standard Conservation Award. They are also Rainforest Alliance verified and there is no single-use plastic at the property. It does not stop there, as of 2021 Inkaterra has been acknowledged by the United Nations as the World’s First Climate-Positive Hotel Brand
→ Find out moreThe impact of your stay:
- Recognised as the world’s first Climate Positive hotel brand by Green Initiative, endorsed by the United Nations, Inkaterra collaborated with AJE Group, Machu Picchu Town Hall, and the National Park Service to make Machu Picchu the first carbon-neutral international destination. This commitment aims to cut carbon emissions by 45% by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, aligning with the United Nations Paris Agreement goals.
- Funded by tourism, the hotel actively restores a 4-hectare area damaged by livestock, nurturing native flora and encouraging the return of fauna. Partnering with Cornell University, the hotel monitors bird inventories, recording 294 species, including the Andean cock-of-the-rock, Andean motmot, Golden-headed quetzal, and 18 hummingbird species. Additionally, they’ve identified 372 orchid species, discovering 26 new orchid species previously unknown to science.
- Through their non-profit Inkaterra Association, the hotel conducts practical conservation workshops for school children. These engaging sessions, blending knowledge with fun through games, exhibitions, crafts, and experiments, serve as a crucial tool to raise environmental awareness among children. The aim is to foster their role as environmental ambassadors within their homes.
Machu Picchu
Overview
An excellent option in the Machu Picchu area, the Sumaq is located outside of the town of Aguas Calientes on a stretch of the Urubamba river.
60 rooms and suites are decorated to a clean modern finish with flourishes and details inspired by the Inca citadel, with views of the river and mountains.
One of the real highlights here is the restaurant, by our reckoning one of the best in the Machu Picchu area.
Aside from visiting the famous citadel above, you can partake in Peruvian cooking classes, witness traditional ceremonies and shamanic rituals, and head out on hikes through the lush valley in search of unique species of flora and fauna.
→ Find out moreYou have the morning free to explore the famous site on your own.
Transfer
Train from Machu Picchu
Trains from Machu Picchu
Luxury train journeys in Peru
Highlights
- Dining and bar car
- Observation car
- Multiple carriages to relax
- Brunch and dinner served
- Relax and be transported
Overview
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.
→ Find out moreLuxury train journeys in Peru
Highlights
- Sit back and take in the views
- Toilet facilities
- Comfortable leather seats
- Snack service
Overview
The Vistadome train takes you to the magnificent ancient Incan citadel of Machu Picchu in superb modern comfort.
As per its name, the train has wide glass windows built into the roof and sides of the carriages so you really do get to see the rich Peruvian countryside rushing by. Large leather seats, air conditioning, heating, and good service reflects all the contemporary efficiency and standards of Peru Rail too.
If you’re looking immerse in the surroundings this is a unique way to connect with the scenery en-route to Machu Picchu.
Traditional snack food is provided on board made using local ingredients for an experience of the Andean cuisine. On the return trip you can also watch live traditional dance performances, inspired from the ancient cultures of this region.
→ Find out moreTransfer
Private transfer from Ollanta Station to your hotel in Cusco
Cusco
Accommodation in Cusco
Cusco
Overview
Cusco’s most famous and prestigious hotel, Monasterio is a beautifully restored monastery in the heart of town just steps away from the main plaza, finest restaurants and best museums. Built around Incan foundations, adorned with antique Spanish design, the hotel is an important historical landmark and is protected by the National Institute of Culture.
The 126 unique rooms offer a great mix of elegance and comfort, ranging from cozy quarters to expansive suite. The hotel also goes the extra mile in terms of guests’ comfort with the provision of some oxygen enriched bedrooms to help acclimatize to the high altitude.
There are two restaurants – Illariy in the cloisters opening out over the leafy courtyard where you’ll find delicious breakfasts and light lunches, and El Tupay which serves fine international cuisine created from local ingredients, often accompanied by opera. The relaxed lobby bar is the place to sip pisco sours after a day exploring.
→ Find out moreCusco
Overview
This luxury boutique hotel is located right in the center of Cusco surrounded by cobblestone streets, museums and next door to Plaza Las Nazarenas. This really is the premier property in Cusco and a real delight to stay at.
La Casona is a beauitfully and carefully restored colonial manor house from the 16th century with modern luxuries. With only eleven suites surrounding a courtyard, the atmosphere is very private and charming.
Each room is furnished with period antiques and has a fireplace and heated floors. Other hotel amenities include a library, restaurant, lounge, spa, butler services and Peruvian cooking classes.
→ Find out moreCusco
Overview
Palacio Nazarenas, a beautifully-restored old palace and convent, is Belmond’s latest hotel in Cusco and another triumph on the same par as the nearby Monasterio.
The hotel has been conscientiously renovated so that guest bask not only in modern luxury but in the history of Cusco, with cloistered gardens, fountains, walls of Incan stones, lovely terraces and flowered patios to wander amongst.
The style is sympathetic to the colonial era in regards to its lavishness but also outfitted to modern demands and designs. For example, all of its rooms are oxygen-enriched to help ease the altitude for visitors, and it boasts the city’s first outdoor pool.
→ Find out moreEnjoy this beautiful city and UNESCO World Heritage site. You'll have our list of recommendations as well as private guides on hand to enjoy the best of this beautiful city. We can arrange a number of private, interest-led tours to booking fine restaurants for you. Your personal travel designer will be able to recommend activities that are most suitable to your interests.
Your local expert guide will collect you from your hotel for a private tour of the city, starting out at the Santo Domingo convent monastery. This former colonial monastery was previously the Koricancha Temple, one of the most important temples devoted to the worship of the sun. According to the chronicles, it was covered in gold leaf and filled with golden representations of nature. Your next stop will be the Plaza de Armas and the Cathedral.
You will be driven by private vehicle to the countryside just outside Cusco to visit some of the remarkable Inca ruins in the area such as the cult centre of Sacsayhuaman, the temple and amphitheatre of Kenko, and the Red Fortress of Puca Pucara.
Your guide will collect you from your hotel to begin your day with a visit to Cusco’s central market, a wonderful way to discover the Andean culture and daily life. This vibrant spot, with its dazzling displays of fresh produce and fascinating local products, could keep you entertained for hours.
Next, chefs at the acclaimed Limo restaurant will provide a crash course on local ingredients, native products and Peru’s renowned culinary culture. Learn how to prepare ceviche with fresh fish and lime juice, taste staple Peruvian spices, grains and fruits, make ‘Papa Rellena’ stuffed potatoes and Lomo Saltado, then mix a classic Pisco Sour before sitting down to enjoy the meal.
Ausangate
The Incas believed that the mountain of Ausangate had a special sprit, nurturing life in the Andes. Today, the locals hail it as ‘The Omnipotent Shepherd’ on which their flocks and livelihoods depend. Reaching an epic 6,372 m (20,905 feet) above sea level, it's one of the highest peaks in Southern Peru and clad in unearthly looking red, it's not hard to see why the Andeans have accorded it a mighty, divine soul.
Channel the spirit of Ausangate on this high altitude lodge-to-lodge trek. You'll walk in the footsteps of the ancients across unimaginable terrain changing from vibrant red to lush green to snow-laden slopes, passing tranquil lakes, hanging glaciers and herds of llamas and alpacas.
Each night you'll rest at a comfortable lodge, seeing a new perspective of the mountain with every stay. We've selected lodges that have been built in harmony with their natural surroundings, taking into account strict ecological criteria, so you needn't fear incurring the sacred mountain's wrath.
Depart early from Cusco along the fertile Vilcanota Valley to the town of Checacupe. After a visit to the colonial temple of the Immaculate, jump back into the van and start ascending the Pitumarca Valley, along the spectacular Japura Gorge that leads to Chillca. Be greeted by the community before setting off on a short and easy walk to the first lodge, Chillca Tambo. Located at an altitude of 4,368 m (14,331 feet), it is surrounded by the stunning Andean landscape, in the middle of a valley surrounded by meadows - a favourite grazing spot for the local alpacas
Once at the lodge there is plenty of time to relax and enjoy the surroundings to the backdrop of music provided by the local musicians.
Accommodation in Ausangate
Peru
Overview
After your first day hiking, enjoy a warm welcome from the locals and musicians playing Andean instruments at Chillca Tambo. The lodge is located in the Uyuni Pampa at the altitude of 4,368 m (14,331 feet). Find yourself surrounded by the stunning Andean landscape, in the middle of a valley surrounded by meadows – a favourite grazing spot for the local alpacas – marvel at the view of the snow-capped Mount Jatun Jampa.
With nine guest rooms, sleeping up to 16 people, this exclusive lodge ensures your comfort and a good night’s sleep. Chillca Tambo was built according to the local ecological criteria, echoing its natural surrounding and the cultural aesthetic, from the use of natural resources such as woods and stones to the terracotta colour palate which compliments the Andean landscape.
During your stay enjoy a taste of the local Andean cuisine. The lodge’s native chef will create elaborate and nutritious dishes using local ingredients, you are in for a culinary delight.
→ Find out moreWake early for breakfast then hike up in the wide valley of Upis. Here impressive glaciated mountains loom above the valley, offering majestic views.
The trail narrows towards the waterfalls that tumble from the Santa Catalina mountain. This path is mostly used by the wandering llamas of the area. When we reach the small Paloma Lagoon, the countryside is dotted with these animals, along with a large number of alpacas.
After hiking past a second lagoon and crossing a series of moraines, reach Machuracay Tambo. Located right at the bottom of Apu Ausangate, Machuraccay Tambo is amongst highest lodges in the world at a breathtaking 4,814 m (15,797 feet). The lodge has a spectacular view towards the snow capped sacred mountain. It is also surrounded by rocks, which are inhabited by adorable wild vizcachas (a member of the chinchilla family), who have become accustomed to human presence.
Accommodation in Ausangate
Ausangate Lodge to Lodge Trek
Overview
Located right at the bottom of Apu Ausangate, Machuraccay Tambo is amongst highest lodges in the world at a breathtaking 4,814 m (15,797 feet), and is also used as the base camp to climb the Ausangate itself. Not only does the lodge offer a spectacular view towards the snow capped sacred mountain, but it is also surrounded by rocks, which are inhabited by adorable wild vizcachas (a member of the chinchilla family), who have become accustomed to human presence.
The lodge consists of 9 guest rooms, accommodating up to 16 guests. Relax after your long hike in your comfortable relaxing room. The decor is traditionally in-keeping with the Andean landscape, using a terracotta colour palate to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The architecture of the lodge similarly echoes the ecological criteria of the local area, using natural resources such as stone and terracotta tiling.
During your stay breakfast and dinner will be served by the lodge’s private chef. You will dine on local cuisine, which is not only delicious and rich in flavour, but essentially nutritious allowing you to build up strength for the following day’s hike.
→ Find out moreAfter breakfast, venture across the demanding Palomani Pass at an elevation of 5,200 m (17,000 feet). From here, head down to Ausangatecocha for tremendous views of the glaciated south face of the apu. Continue towards the striking red sandstone formations of the Nevado del Inca.
Your Tambo for the night is Anantapata, spectacularly situated at the top of the Alcatauri Gorge at an altitude of 4,750 m (15,584 feet). What sets this lodge apart from the others on the expedition is that it was built with the Chilca community’s own funds and is thus a testimony to their effort to share their culture and landscape, as well as being a wonderful example of sustainable tourism in the region.
Accommodation in Ausangate
Ausangate Lodge to Lodge Trek
Overview
Spectacularly situated at the top of the Alcatauri Gorge at an altitude of 4,750 m (15,584 feet), Anantapata Tambo is the third night’s rest stop on the Ausangate Trek.
Surrounded by a marshland area favoured by grazing alpacas, the gorge is flanked by the snow-capped peak of Mount Tacusiri to the north and the looming Ausangate to the east.
What sets this lodge apart from the others on the expedition is that it was built with the Chilca community’s own funds and is thus a testimony to their effort to share their culture and landscape, as well as being a wonderful example of sustainable tourism in the region.
→ Find out moreToday hike between mountains with red, ochre, and blue strata, a geological wonder of outstanding natural beauty. The fauna doesn’t disappoint either, so be on the lookout for groups of gracious vicuñas as they are frequently spotted in this isolated area.
End the day with a fitting finale for the Ausangate Trek, Huampococha Tambo. Sitting in a magical location at an altitude of 4800 m (15,748 feet) , the lodge commands a panoramic view across a beautiful landscape of stunted grasses, bright lagoons and surrounding mountains. To its rear, the jagged red-rock peak of Apu Callecalle contrasts with the deep blue sky beyond. A fitting location to reflect upon the Andean adventure so far, listen to local mythology and legends, and observe the stars.
Accommodation in Ausangate
Ausangate Lodge to Lodge Trek
Overview
A fitting finale for the Ausangate Trek, Huampococha Tambo sits in a magical location at an altitude of 4800 m (15,748 feet) and commands a panoramic view across a beautiful landscape of stunted grasses, bright lagoons and surrounding mountains.
To its rear, the jagged red-rock peak of Apu Callecalle contrasts with the deep blue sky beyond.
The lodge is a fitting location to reflect upon the Andean adventure so far, listen to local mythology and legends, and observe the stars.
→ Find out moreYour last day sees a climb over the Anta Pass and gradual descent from the mountains, seeing the landscape quickly change before transferring back to Cusco.
Transfer
Private transfer to your hotel in Cusco
Cusco
Accommodation in Cusco
Cusco
Overview
Cusco’s most famous and prestigious hotel, Monasterio is a beautifully restored monastery in the heart of town just steps away from the main plaza, finest restaurants and best museums. Built around Incan foundations, adorned with antique Spanish design, the hotel is an important historical landmark and is protected by the National Institute of Culture.
The 126 unique rooms offer a great mix of elegance and comfort, ranging from cozy quarters to expansive suite. The hotel also goes the extra mile in terms of guests’ comfort with the provision of some oxygen enriched bedrooms to help acclimatize to the high altitude.
There are two restaurants – Illariy in the cloisters opening out over the leafy courtyard where you’ll find delicious breakfasts and light lunches, and El Tupay which serves fine international cuisine created from local ingredients, often accompanied by opera. The relaxed lobby bar is the place to sip pisco sours after a day exploring.
→ Find out moreCusco
Overview
This luxury boutique hotel is located right in the center of Cusco surrounded by cobblestone streets, museums and next door to Plaza Las Nazarenas. This really is the premier property in Cusco and a real delight to stay at.
La Casona is a beauitfully and carefully restored colonial manor house from the 16th century with modern luxuries. With only eleven suites surrounding a courtyard, the atmosphere is very private and charming.
Each room is furnished with period antiques and has a fireplace and heated floors. Other hotel amenities include a library, restaurant, lounge, spa, butler services and Peruvian cooking classes.
→ Find out moreCusco
Overview
Palacio Nazarenas, a beautifully-restored old palace and convent, is Belmond’s latest hotel in Cusco and another triumph on the same par as the nearby Monasterio.
The hotel has been conscientiously renovated so that guest bask not only in modern luxury but in the history of Cusco, with cloistered gardens, fountains, walls of Incan stones, lovely terraces and flowered patios to wander amongst.
The style is sympathetic to the colonial era in regards to its lavishness but also outfitted to modern demands and designs. For example, all of its rooms are oxygen-enriched to help ease the altitude for visitors, and it boasts the city’s first outdoor pool.
→ Find out moreTransfer
Private transfer to Cusco airport
Flight
Flight from Cusco to Lima
Transfer
Private transfer to your hotel in Lima
Lima
Accommodation in Lima
Lima
Highlights
- 20 spacious, contemporary rooms adorned with art
- Large pieces of artwork can be found throughout the hotel
- Indulge in Peruvian delicacies and international fusion cuisine
- Gaze out across Barranco from the rooftop terrace
- A great central location for more artistic experiences
Overview
Combining intimate, modern hospitality with stylish, historical elegance, Hotel B offers a polished and decidedly local stay for your time in Lima. Located in the city’s bohemian district of Barranco and housed in a historical Belle Époque mansion – once the palatial, ocean-view residence of the Peruvian president Augusto Leguia – this Relais & Châteaux property captures Peru’s past in 21st-century luxury.
The 20 spacious and charming rooms are spread between the historic ‘casona’ and the adjoining modern extension. All feature large pieces of artwork in-fitting with the general arts theme of the hotel. There are more than 250 works of art dotted around the hotel, all Latin American but mainly Peruvian, including a throw on wall in the library that dates back to 500 BC.
The rooms, which range from the cosy ‘Alcoba’ size to the grand ‘Atelier’ rooms, all display chic furnishings and modern amenities, with contemporary style and smart design blended together in a very refreshing and unique way.
For dining, make your way to the 1920s-themed bar. With a focus on Peruvian delicacies, the menu promotes local and seasonal produce. Within the peaceful library you can also enjoy afternoon tea, or perhaps opt for a drink as the sun sets on the rooftop terrace.
With six galleries on the same street as the property, Hotel B is the ideal stay for those who love art, culture and history.
→ Find out moreLima
Highlights
- 82 guestrooms
- Observatory Restaurant
- Bar
- Spa
- Rooftop pool
- Gym
- Concierge service
Overview
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.
→ Find out more
Lima
Highlights
- Located just a short stroll from the ocean’s edge, providing easy access to Lima’s stunning coast
- Rooftop terrace with panoramic views
- Open pantry offering daily-baked treats
- Dedicated team on hand to share recommendations
- Honesty bar offering a curated selection of beverages
Overview
Located on a charming tree-lined street in one of Lima’s most vibrant districts, Fausto offers a serene haven within Miraflores. Housed in a meticulously preserved 1920’s neoclassical building, Fausto blends traditional architecture with locally curated design, art and décor, creating a unique fusion of heritage and modernity. Just a short stroll from the ocean’s edge, this boutique retreat invites you to immerse yourself in the rich history and dynamic culture that define Miraflores—a neighbourhood where tradition and contemporary life intersect.
Each of Fausto’s five rooms has been carefully revitalised to preserve its original character. The attention to detail extends to every corner, ensuring a stay that is as relaxing as it is indulgent. The dedicated team is always on hand, ready to share their favourite recommendations in Lima.
As you enter Fausto, the allure of its original structure captivates you, offering spaces that feel both intimate and expansive. Wander through the inviting patio, relax in the cosy living room or ascend to the rooftop terrace, where the charm of Fausto extends under the open sky. With its warm ambiance, the location is perfect for social gatherings or moments of solitude, accompanied by house-made beverages and snacks. At the heart of Fausto lies the ‘sala,’ a communal space designed for connection, where guests can gather to share stories and experiences. As you explore further, discover the thoughtfully placed amenity and snack stations, offering daily-baked sweets, savoury snacks and a variety of refreshing drinks. Fausto’s Honesty Bar, a self-service nook open at all times, invites you to enjoy a curated selection of wine, spirits and soft drinks.
→ Find out moreEnjoy the Capital of Peru, known particularly for its excellent cuisine and good museums, as well as the historic down-town areas.
Drive to the Historical Center of Lima and the Plaza Mayor, where the Government Palace, City Hall, the Cathedral and the Archbishop's Palace are located. Move along to the San Francisco Monastery and step inside Casa Aliaga, one of America’s best-preserved colonial mansions. Located across from the Presidential Palace in colonial Lima, Casa Aliaga was built in 1535 by Don Jeronimo de Aliaga, a member of Pizarro's conquering forces. Seventeen generations later, Casa Aliaga is still inhabited by the Aliaga family, whose heirlooms include beautiful original furniture.
Continue to the district of Pueblo Libre, to visit the Larco Herrera Museum, housed in an 18th century colonial mansion. The museum holds the most extensive collection of pre-Columbian art in Peru, featuring many fine examples of textile work. Also found in the museum are the materials and tools used by ancient Peruvians to produce their work in ceramics and metal, huaco pottery, gold and silver pieces with semiprecious stones and erotic art pieces.
Enjoy a guided tour around one the most impressive collections of pre Colombian art and artefacts in the world. Privately owned and housed in a pretty 18th century building, this museum showcases chronological galleries that provide a thorough overview of 4,000 years of Peruvian pre-Columbian history.
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