Accommodation in Peru

Hotel B is the first boutique hotel to open its doors in the artistic district of Barranco. It is a paradise for art lovers, as the hotel is home to a wealth of contemporary artworks and offers direct access to one of Lima’s most renowned art galleries. You’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to dining, as the renowned Chef Oscar Velarde cooks for you here.

This charming, small-scale 4-star boutique hotel is also situated in the Barranco district and is housed in a historic mansion dating from 1920. You can choose from seven very tastefully decorated and spacious rooms. A stay at this hotel feels more like staying at a friend’s house.

Casa Republica is also housed in a beautiful 1920s mansion, situated in the Barranco district. The hotel has five rooms, combining classic features with contemporary design and works of art. Barranco is home to many art galleries.

To fund their charity for disadvantaged children in the Sacred Valley, Marie-Hélène (Petit) Meribel and her husband Franz set up the Sol y Luna hotel. This hotel, situated on the banks of the Urubamba River, is now regarded as one of the best hotels in Peru. It is a member of Relais & Châteaux, so you can be sure you’ll be treated to culinary delights here.

A former palace and monastery, beautifully restored to become one of Cuzco’s most exclusive five-star hotels. Enjoy the excellent restaurant, or the heated outdoor swimming pool and spa.

The Machu Picchu Pueblo hotel is situated in the heart of the subtropical cloud forest, surrounded by 372 different species of orchid and 150 species of bird. It is the perfect base for a visit to the Inca city of Machu Picchu, but you can also enjoy wonderful walks within the grounds of this beautiful resort. The rooms are tastefully decorated and equipped with all modern conveniences.

This unique luxury hotel, with 18 stylishly designed rooms, is situated on a ‘private’ peninsula offering 270-degree views of Lake Titicaca, approximately 90 km south of Puno, and is the perfect base from which to explore this spectacular region. Your stay here is on a full-board basis, with all excursions to explore Lake Titicaca and its surroundings included. This accommodation is secluded, set in breathtaking scenery at no less than 3,850 metres above sea level, but you will truly want for nothing here!

This stunning luxury resort by Belmond comprises 20 spacious villas with private terraces and is situated in one of Peru’s most spectacular landscapes: the Colca Canyon. It is a wonderful place to unwind, but you can also go on various walks or set off on horseback. Of course, a visit to the Cruz del Condor – where you’re very likely to spot condors up close – is an absolute must. And if you fancy a bit of relaxation, the Samay Spa comes highly recommended.

Enjoy a peaceful stay here, surrounded by 3 hectares of beautiful gardens. Relax by the pool with stunning views of the El Misti volcano and treat yourself to a delicious meal at the Los Robles restaurant.

This beautiful jungle lodge, run by Inkaterra, is situated on the Madre de Dios River, about a 45-minute boat ride from Puerto Maldonado. A total of 540 bird species have been recorded in the immediate vicinity of the lodge. Reserva Amazonica features a walkway 30 metres above the ground, winding through the jungle canopy so you can observe the wildlife that inhabits the treetops.

The ultimate and unique experience is a luxury cruise aboard the small-scale vessel Aria Amazon. A truly special experience in an extraordinary, virtually undiscovered region: the Pacaya Samiria Reserve in northern Peru. You’ll sail through this unspoilt part of the Peruvian Amazon and take trips in small boats, accompanied by highly knowledgeable and passionate guides, to explore the spectacular surroundings. On board, you’ll be immersed in luxury and thoroughly pampered.

Tucked away from civilisation, deep in the southern part of the Peruvian Amazon, you will find the Sandoval Lake Lodge. This lodge can only be reached by boat from Puerto Maldonado. This small-scale lodge has just 25 rooms. Great care is taken to preserve the surrounding rainforest. The Sandoval Lake Lodge is jointly owned by a non-profit environmental organisation and five indigenous families, with the aim of protecting this unique piece of nature.