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The famous Sacred Valley of the Incas is located amidst spectacular scenery backed by impressive Andean mountains, where you can see echoes of traditional lifestyles that have remained unchanged for more than 500 years. During a Machu Picchu tour or Cusco tour you can visit the Andean villages and landscapes that make this destination truly amazing. Upon descent into the Sacred Valley you will see lush fertile soils and many people proudly wearing traditional clothing, cooking in clay fire ovens, and utilizing ancient irrigation techniques. During your exploration of this fascinating region, why not splurge and indulge in some true luxury staying in one of the best hotels in the region. Get pampered, enjoy the utmost level of comfort and taste exquisite gastronomical dishes while you discover the best of Peru. Read this guide to the best luxury hotels in the Sacred Valley and plan your exciting Peru vacation.
Hotel Pakaritampu
Located in Ollantaytambo, about 56 miles (90 km) away from Cusco, this beautiful hotel is beautifully set deep in the heart of the Sacred Valley. This charming town is generally considered an excellent starting point for trips to Cusco because it is situated at a lower altitude, and guests are less affected by altitude sickness that wears down travelers. And even if you feel light headed, this excellent hotel will provide you with oxygen and 24h medical assistance. The 5-star Hotel Parkaritampu, with its amazing facilities, is ideally located only a few meters away from the train station that leads to Machu Picchu, as well as close to the start of the Inca Trail.
Casa Andina Private Collection Valle Sagrado
One of the prominent members of the nation-wide Casa Andina chain, the Private Collection Valle Sagrado is a fine luxurious hotel, situated in the heart of the Sacred Valley near the ruins of Ollantaytambo. The 85 comfortable rooms, surrounding gardens, and fantastic food make this luxurious hotel a no-brainer. Leave the kids with the hotel's babysitter while you get a massage at the spa or work out in the gym. Casa Andina is no stranger to the hospitality industry and does an excellent job making their guests feel at home.
Hotel Sonesta Posada Del Inca
This 300-year old former convent boasts lovely and impeccably kept gardens, cobblestone walkways, a church, and a public museum with extensive pre-Inca and Inca ceramics exhibits. Additionally, the colonial-style guest rooms have brick-tile floors, unstained wood ceilings, carved-wood headboards, and balconies overlooking the gardens or terraced hillsides. The hotel's restaurant provides an excellent range of dishes, including a popular lunch buffet on Sundays.
