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Peru is naturally outstanding, boasting gorgeous sceneries, jagged landscapes, rich cultures, lovely coastlines, scenic beaches, and even one of the seven wonders of the modern world, Machu Picchu. From its capital Lima to Paracas and Cusco, there are many draw cards to Peru if you are looking for the perfect vacation spot in a unique country. These natural attractions require matching luxury accommodations in Peru to absorb you after touring and show you the other side of Peruvian beauty. For the best night's rest in this South American gem, check out some of the best luxury accommodations.
photo credit:Belmond Palacio Nazarenas Hotel, Cusco
The Belmond Palacio Nazarenas Hotel upholds grand luxury and prime hospitality across its 55 elegantly appointed suites, with extra oxygen supply. The all-suite hotel flaunts the only outdoor heated pool in Cusco, a spa for regal relaxation, and a spectacular restaurant, Mauka, where cuisines are at their finest from freshly sourced ingredients. Spacious suites in the hotel are replete with standard amenities such as wireless internet, Peruvian marble bathrooms, king-size poster beds, a bar, and satellite TV all conspire to make each stay comforting and memorable.
photo credit: Inkaterra La Casona, Cusco
A haven for tranquillity and laid-back luxury, the Inkaterra La Casona oozes a distinctive appeal in its design made with natural and native elements. It’s the first five-star boutique hotel in Cusco, where luxury and cosy comfort await you across 11 suites featuring stone fireplaces, heated floors, minibars, ensuite marble bathrooms, and king or twin beds. Savour tongue-stunning gastronomic moments at the restaurant, and relax like a baby after a trip to the Spa Yacu therapy room.
photo credit:Belmond Sanctuary Lodge Machu Picchu
The Belmond Sanctuary Lodge holds the unrivalled honour of being the only accommodation close to the iconic Machu Picchu and serves as the gateway to the Incan empire. Recline at its mesmerising one-bedroom suites, luxury and standard rooms with terraces, marble bathrooms, king-size or twin beds, and wireless internet, while panoramic views of the jaw-dropping landscape outdoor colours the experience. Relish mouth-watering international and Peruvian dishes at the Tampu restaurant with inviting mountain views before heading out to explore.
photo credit: Tambo del Inka
The sacred valley boasts a luxurious property for the traveller with a lofty taste at the Tambo del Inka, framed by the mountains. The resort hotel comes in pavilions, all reflecting Incan architecture, with a spa, bar, fitness centre, and pool for recreation, while its modern Andean restaurant is the place for unforgettable treats. Find unparalleled comfort in the sacred valley across 128 bedrooms split into four classes with wireless internet, mini-bars, televisions, marble bathrooms, and mountain views.
photo credit: Inkaterra Machu Pichu Picchu Pueblo, Aguas Calientes
Visitors to Machu Picchu have another exquisite accommodation option in the 5-star Inkaterra Machu Picchu Picchu Pueblo Hotel, which is beyond a hotel but an Andean village. The property encompasses 12 acres of land lavish with hills, stoned walkways, waterfalls, and bird species. Suites and villas feature marble bathrooms, plunge pools, garden views, wireless internet, fireplaces, and butler services, among other hedonistic amenities. At the restaurant, enjoy mouth-watering dishes and views of the Vilcanota River and green mountains, while entrancing sessions await you at the spa after touring.
photo credit: JW Marriott El Convento Cusco
The JW Marriott Boutique Hotel offers one of Peru’s finest hospitable moments from a refurbished 16th-century convent, presenting matchless experiences for every guest. Find luxury asylum and supreme comfort in its boutique-style rooms and suites after exploring Cusco, and enjoy luxury world-class amenities, including extra oxygen for altitude sickness. Wine and dine with sensational meals and drinks at the Qespi restaurant and bar, and dismiss the chaos in your mind at the spa to sleep like time no longer exists.
photo credit: Hotel B, Lima
Hotel B is one of the most beautiful hotels in Barranco, Lima, where 5-star luxury accommodation welcomes any chic traveller. The hotel sits in the vibrant Barranco neighbourhood, offering superior comfort across 17 rooms. Rooms feature marble bathrooms, rain showers or bathtubs, TVs, twin or king beds, and Wi-Fi. The experience ascends a crescendo with a pool, while the gym reminds you of fitness, and the restaurant and bar (with sea views at the roof terrace) fill any gastronomic void you brought.
photo credit: Titilaka Lodge
Relax in the confines of the Titilaka 5-star boutique hotel in Lake Titilaka, where the surrounding views add icing to the cake of your experience. Its location is the perfect escape from the thick of things and a retreat into a paradisiacal world. All 18 rooms face the lake and are split into three levels with central hallways as their mutual attachments. Rooms are equipped with modern bath amenities and furnished to a contemporary taste, ensuring you miss nothing in comfort.
photo credit: Colca Lodge, Colca Canyon
The Colca Lodge Spa and Hot Springs is a beauty to behold right from its lush green and river surroundings, radiating into its 45 rooms, and some of the best natural hot spring pools in the country. Rooms and suites are spacious, and equipped with furniture, fireplaces, bathrooms, mini-fridges, and floor-to-ceiling windows for scenic views. The Spa and hot springs on the banks of the river take relaxation and soul serenity to dopamine levels, and the meals are just as amazing as everything else.
photo credit: Sol Y Luna
Hotel Sol Y Luna is amazingly unique, hosting its guests in stone houses with individual decorations. All 43 houses (casitas) are dipped in gardens, gazing at the Andes Mountains, and equipped with sacred valley artefacts, retro Spanish furniture, Peruvian textiles, and marble bathrooms with bathtubs. Gastronomic delights are replete at Killa and Wasi restaurants, and the spa, sauna, and gym attend to the all-round wellness needs of guests.
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