Hotels in Peru

No noise from the street (we stayed at another hotel 100m away which was so much noisier due to traffic). Great in-house restaurant/bar. Cosy courtyard. Filtered water available. Amazing location. Very comfortable bed. Heating pads in the bed every night (perfect for your sore muscles after the Inca Trail).

Incredible location with view at the falls. If lucky even from your bed. Rooms are spacious, hot showers really hot. Very friendly couple runs the place, they serve a tasty breakfast.

Idyllic. This place is paradisiac. No word to describe the feeling to wake up with this wonderful view, and sound of the colibris. The room is super clean, water is hot, bed is really confortable, private terrasse is amazing. I loved the decoration, natural pure atmosphere. The staff is super kind, they offered me to shower and rest after a big hike when i came back in late afternoon while i had check out in the morning. Breakfast and dinner were amazing, fresh home made food. I really wish i could have stayed longer and did not to leave un Thank you again!

Location is stunning - the view of the Sacred Valley is beautiful. Very cozy and stylish decoration. Rooms are quite big, the bed is very comfortable.Staff is incredibly friendly, and the services to organize a tour for you are bespoke to each group. The place is ran by a couple who host bonfires and treks daily. There are four alpacas onsite, which give quite a lively vibe to the place!

Personal service where literally nothing is too much trouble. Pretty much everything has been thought of to make your stay both relaxing and unique - and in the unlikely event that you need anything extra it will be provided with a smile and a flourish. Manager Roger manages to combine exemplary youthful energy and a friendly, charismatic demeanour with absolute professionalism and a customer service ethic that very, very few properties at any price point manage to deliver wherever they are in the world. He taught our daughter how to cook traditional Peruvian huancaina pasta sauce, talked for ages with our football-mad son about the history of local favourite club Cienciano de Cusco, got up at 4am to pack hot scrambled eggs and ham & cheese sandwiches into breakfast bags when we set off before dawn to hike to Machu Picchu, accompanied us on an impromptu guided walking tour to a local hummingbird sanctuary when we found ourselves with a spare afternoon, and personally escorted half our group 15km to Ollantaytambo railway station when our plans unexpectedly changed and the group had to split up. I cannot overstate the effort and creativity Roger put in to making sure that every aspect of the stay was perfect (nor how rare that is these days). The rooms (or “domes”) are every bit as comfortable and well-appointed as a high-end four- or five-star hotel room. Every one has a private garden and terrace, as well as an exterior hot tub that Roger will fill and set up for you whenever you want. There are only six domes in all, and the clever way they are laid out in the immaculate gardens (complete with hummingbirds), means it feels like you essentially have the place to yourself. The view from the beautifully furnished panoramic dining room that dominates the Sacred Valley is superb. The same can be said about everything we ate and drank at Miski Samay, all of which was expertly prepared fresh for us by Roger himself or his outstanding chef.

Must helpful and heartwarming owner. She was really helpful organizing and planning our trip in the mountains. She even cooked us supper in the last minute. Very delicious. Very clean and organised facilities.

Our stay in Hotel Inca before going to the rainbow mountain was perfect. Our host was very kind and had special attention for us! The room was very clean. The breakfast was excellent. The Hotel also has a secured parking if needed. We highly recommend it. Thanks again to our host !

A lovely homestay in the heart of Cuispes. We ate breakfast, lunch and dinner here as well. Hot shower, comfy bed and wifi. They helped us get to the waterfalls as well. It's more remote than most towns, so you need to try and plan ahead a bit, like what time you want to eat, what time you want to go somewhere etc. 10 soles per person in a mototaxi to get from Pedro Ruiz and 10 soles per person to get to the start of the waterfalls (don't walk, it's 5km, uphill on a dirt road).

The staff is very kind and helpful! The hotel is beautiful and the food is great. Definitely recommend.