Hotel Sol Y Luna

The Hotel Rio Sagrado is among the best hotels in the Sacred Valley, an oasis of peace and tranquility yet in easy reach of the area’s key attractions from Pisac town and market to Ollantaytambo, jumping off point for visits to Machu Picchu. There are 2 first class restauranrts, El Huerto which offers fine dining with both international and regional cuisine or you may prefer the sun-drenched El Jardin terrace overlooking the river and surrounding peaks.

The Hacienda Urubamba is a wonderful addition to the Sacred Valley, a lodge that exudes charm and warmth not to mention a long record of social and environmental awareness. Its design draws on the region’s rich colonial and Andean heritage and takes advantage of locally sourced materials and techniques synonymous with the company’s socially responsible ethos. Huge windows capture the wonderful views while the impressive lobby sets the tone for light-filled spaces set beneath lofty wood-be...

Originally constructed in 1810 and the former home of Don Manuel de Orihuela, La Casona de Yucay is a charming boutique hotel offering a rich slice of colonial history. The rooms are light and airy, set amdist four separate courtyards awash with flowers and native plants. Although far from luxurious, it offers excellent value for money while for history buffs, ask for “Habitacion 136”, the very room where Simon de Bolivar stayed during his 1825 visit.

The name says it all! Skylodge comprises of three transparent capsules bolted to a vertical granite rock face some 200m above the ground, accessed via a 40 minute hike or negotiating a “via ferrata” series of metal ladders and wires anchored to the cliff. The pods themselves are small, simple and functional yet perfectly comfortable to accommodate a maximum of four guests. Each comes equipped with a private bathroom (thankfully!). Although curtained, most guests tend to leave them complet...

Dating back to the 18th century, the Posada del inca occupies the grounds of a 300 year old Franciscan monastery replete with a picturesque chapel that has shaped the tone of the hotel design. Although admittedly, the hotel does have a resort feel popular with groups, it has been immaculately done and offers an insight into the traditional history and culture of the Sacred Valley. Moreover, it is excellent value for money and one of our go-to mid-range options in the Sacred Valley.