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Belmond Rio Sagrado
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The sprawling luxury property, situated along the roaring Urubamba River, provides a serene oasis that satisfies spiritual travelers and families alike.
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Belmond Sanctuary Lodge
PlusPicksBuilt as a dormitory for archaeologists working on Machu Picchu, the Sanctuary Lodge has been spiffed up a bit to welcome guests who want to stay at the gates of the famous ruins, but rooms remain quite utilitarian.
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Casa Andina Private Collection Sacred Valley
This international-style resort in the Sacred Valley could have been transported from California except for its resident llamas.
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Explora Valle Sagrado
Like its sister properties in Chile, the first Peruvian Explora, too, chose an enviable location for its setting. Here, room rates include excursions, including glacier trekking, which take full advantage of the region’s varied landscape.
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Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba
Located on the side of the Urubamba River, this spectacular escape provides visitors with cozy cottages and warm common spaces for relaxing after sightseeing in the Sacred Valley.
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Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel
PicksThis hotel sits at the base of the mountain upon which Machu Picchu is located, offering a comfortable retreat after a day of exploring the ruins.
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Sol y Luna
PicksNestled in the Sacred Valley, this dreamy family-owned compound merges the European background of the owner and a love for Peruvian ranch life, textiles, cuisines and community.
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Sumaq Machu Picchu
PlusSet in the town of Aguas Calientes just beneath Machu Picchu, this townhouse property offers easy access to the site along with modern and amenities, but no real sense of place.
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Tambo del Inka
PlusThis full-service resort in the Sacred Valley is a great base for exploring.
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Lima
Anchored by its historic center, which was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988, Lima is a lovely place to explore for a night or two before venturing on to Peru’s main attractions. The city has been gentrified and...
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Cusco
In addition to being a gateway to the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu, Cusco is a wonderful introduction to two of the most fascinating periods in Peru’s history: the reigns of the Inca and of the conquistadores.