Lodging – Luxury Travel to Peru, Galapagos & Bolivia

6 Best Jungle Eco-Lodges to Consider for your Next Ecuador Trip

Molly Krifka — Fri, 11 Jun 2021 06:04:43 +0000

With sustainable tourism becoming more popular and more necessary than ever before to further ensure our place on this planet, Ecuador is more than prepared to rise to the occasion with some of the world’s best eco-lodges. Ecuador is one of the eight South American countries containing the great Amazon rainforest, in addition to the fascinating micro-climates layered between the Amazon and Andes Mountains, such as the captivating cloud forest.

Before we dive into six of the most exciting and innovative eco-lodges in Ecuador’s jungle, we should ask, what exactly is an eco-lodge, and why should you consider staying in one? An eco-lodge is a type of tourist lodging that adheres to the following three principles as laid out by architect Hitesh Mehta, a founding member of the International Tourism Society.

An eco-lodge must 1) benefit the local residents, 2) exist in a natural environment, 3) create awareness, and provide education to both staff and visitors to foster and protect a healthy ecosystem. Since Mehta’s original guidelines in 1999, many other addendums have been added to what can be considered an eco-lodge. By choosing to stay in an eco-lodge, you are directly contributing to the long-term care of local habitats and the sustainable development of the local economy and welfare.

What are the top amazon jungle lodges in Ecuador?

1. Mashpi Lodge

Photo source: www.mashpilodge.com

The Mashpi luxury eco-lodge is located in the heart of the Mashpi Reserve, a shockingly short trip from Quito, given the dramatic change in landscape. Less than a three hours’ drive from Ecuador’s bustling capital in the Andes Mountains, you will find Mashpi lodge in the Choco primary cloud forest. This world-renowned lodge is thoroughly committed to preserving and educating about this incredible pocket of biodiversity.

The Mashpi Lodge design was created as an integral part of its natural surroundings to not disturb the various ecosystems here. The panoramic windows in every room give you the most intimate glimpse into the homes of monkeys, peccaries, ocelots, pumas, and over 500 bird species, 36 of which are endemic to the Mashpi Reserve.

Something else worth noting is that 75% of Mashpi lodge employees are originally from this area in Ecuador, which ensures most of the proceeds go back into the community.

2. Napo Wildlife Center

Photo Source: www.napowildlifecenter.com

One of Ecuador’s most coveted Amazon lodges, hands down, is the Napo Wildlife Center. You will find the Napo Wildlife Center in the astounding Yasuní National Park, covering almost 2.5 million acres of the Amazon Rainforest. The eco-lodge itself borders a jungle lake teeming with life and was built using entirely environmentally friendly infrastructure. And with a 40-person capacity, they are conscientious not to stress the local ecosystem in any way.

The Napo Wildlife Center also upholds a 100% sustainable and community-based business model, collaborating directly with the local Kichwa Añangu community. All of their proceeds are channeled back into local, sustainable projects highlighting renewable energy, health care, and education. And the best part? You can get there on a quick 25-minute flight from Quito.

3. Sacha Lodge

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If you love butterflies, this is the eco-lodge for you! Sacha Lodge, another eco-lodge destination, is home to one of the largest butterfly farms in Ecuador. A quick boat ride up the Napo River, and you will arrive at the 5,000-acre Sacha Lodge bio reserve. The lodge’s Swiss founder was captivated with the Napo River in all its glory in the 1970s and has been a pioneer in conserving this corner of the Ecuadorian Amazon.

The minimalist room design ultimately aims to blend in with the lodge’s natural surroundings without sacrificing comfort in any way. And the lounge area is a covered stationary raft right on the Pilchicocha Lake, home to caiman, giant river otters, hundreds of birds. Even when you are not on their fascinating excursions into the forest, you can’t help but feel you are part of the forest.

4. Kapawi Ecolodge

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From its beginning in 1993, the Kapawi Ecolodge in the Ecuadorian Amazon embarked on a unique partnership with the Achuar Nation to work collaboratively in a new eco-tourism project. And since 2008, the entire enterprise is now in the hands of the Achuar. This eco-lodge has immensely impacted the local Achuar communities in Kapawi, and primarily the Achuar children’s education. They are making history, and every guest who visits them contributes to their sustainable, award-winning legacy.

The lodge itself was built using Achuar architecture and expert craftsmanship, and every aspect of this lodging experience comes back to the Achuar way of living: being one with the forest. There are no set itineraries so that each and every guest can design their own combination of activities with their expert Achuar guide.

5. La Selva Amazon Ecolodge & Spa

Photo Source: www.laselvajunglelodge.com

Also located within the Yasuní National Bioreserve, La Selva Amazon Ecolodge & Spa claims the title of Ecuador’s first Amazon lodges. La Selva is located on Lake Garzacocha and includes a unique spa and wellness center, where you can book treatments designed to enhance your connection with nature.

The work to transform La Selva into the sustainable enterprise it is today began in 2002, refurbishing the infrastructure with eco-friendly materials such as high-strength steel and cultivated bamboo. And they are currently undergoing renovations to make the lodge a 100% fossil fuel-free environment. Their commitment to social sustainability is just as strong, working closely with the neighboring Pilchi community.

6. Sani Lodge

Photo Source: www.sanilodge.com

This final award-winning eco-lodge in the Peruvian Amazon is another example of a tourist enterprise that is entirely run and owned by an indigenous community, the Kichwa. The Sani Isla, also within the Yasuní National Bioreserve, is featured on the Green Destination Committee’s 100 Best Sustainable Destinations from 2019; and the primary rainforest here is incredibly protected with low-impact trails.

The Sani Lodge is also involved in supporting local education, healthcare, and cultural projects. A prime example of this social involvement is their partnership with the Sani Warmi program. Sani Warmi specifically empowers local women, providing equal access to economic freedom and jobs.

Suppose you are already thinking of visiting Ecuador to experience and explore the Galapagos Islands, the world’s most biodiverse archipelago. Why not consider adding an extra couple of days to experience an Ecuador jungle lodge? Contact us today with more information on how to incorporate one of these award-winning eco-lodges into your bespoke journey to Ecuador and become part of the sustainable tourism revolution!

Where to Stay in the World’s Largest Waterfall System: Puerto Iguazú, Argentina

Molly Krifka — Sun, 15 Nov 2020 10:35:55 +0000

As the late Eleanor Roosevelt reportedly proclaimed when she feasted her eyes on the one and only Iguazú Falls, “My poor Niagara!”

Poor Niagara indeed, really all other waterfalls pale in comparison to the great Iguazú waterfall system, splayed across the Argentine-Brazil border in a magnificent horseshoe. Comprised of 275 individual cascades, the Iguazú Falls became a UNESCO natural heritage site in 1986. Aside from absorbing the impactful sight of rushing water and countless rainbows, you can also wander a labyrinth of boardwalks, take a helicopter ride, embark on a jungle walk through the incredibly biodiverse habitat, and zipline!

Arguably, it is more advantageous to stay in the Argentine side of the falls in Puerto Iguazú or within the National Park itself, seeing as 80% of the falls lie in Argentina and 20% in Brazil. From Argentina, you can make an easy day trip over to the Brazil side to see the famous Devil’s Throat waterfall, where “an ocean appears to plunge into an abyss.” Read on to learn about our top accommodation picks in Puerto Iguazú, Argentina, from three stars all the way to five!

1. Selvaje Lodge Iguazú

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Relatively new on the Iguazú hotel circuit, Selvaje Lodge Iguazú has been serving up impeccable service and tranquil ambiance since 2018. Selvaje is a three-star property offering twelve suites in two modules connected by a suspended walkway in the middle of the jungle of Puerto Iguazú.

Something to keep in mind is that they don’t allow bookings for children under 15. However, this could be a plus for those seeking a serene backdrop for a honeymoon getaway in Iguazú!

2. O2 Hotel Iguazú

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Our four-stay hotel pick, O2 Hotel Iguazú, brings you to the heart of Puerto Iguazú and very close to the best restaurants in the area. You also have a breathtaking view of the Iguazú River. Not to mention, O2 Hotel represents the most sustainable accommodation option on the Argentine side of Iguazú Falls.

In fact, their mission is to become the most modern and sustainable in the entire country. The hotel is committed to heating all of its water from renewable energy, using only LED technology and an ozone-friendly, energy-efficient refrigerant gas for their air conditioning!

3. Loi Suites Iguazú

Photo Source: Loi suites iguazú

Consider Loi Suites Iguazú for some luxurious five-star treatment in the Iryapú jungle of Puerto Iguazú. Like O2 Hotel Iguazú, Loi Suites works towards continued maximum sustainability. For instance, they built the property in harmony with nature without disrupting the lush vegetation. The minimalist design especially stands out in the tiered pools immersed within the jungle, where individual trees shoot up from unique floating platforms.

Loi Suites is also very family-friendly, offering an exclusive space for little ones called “LOI KIDS,” where they can engage in cooking classes, art workshops, pool activities, movie nights, and Karaoke!

4. Gran Melia Iguazú

Photo Source: Gran Melia Iguazú

For spectacular views of the Iguazú Falls from your hotel room, look no further than The Gran Melia Iguazú Hotel, formerly belonging to the Sheraton family. The Gran Melia is the only hotel on the Argentine side of the falls within the National Park of Iguazú.

This hotel’s privileged location allows you to bask in Iguazú’s splendor for the entirety of your stay. Complete with an infinity pool, exquisite restaurant, four bars to choose from, sauna, and health and wellness center, The Gran Melia offers a luxury resort experience alongside one of the world’s most precious natural wonders.

When you take your one-of-a-kind journey to Argentina, consider making the quick hop, skip, and jump to the world’s largest, and by far most impressive, waterfall system. Contact us for ideas on how to incorporate Iguazú Falls and these unique properties during your trip!

New levels of cleanliness for hotels

Theresa Galles — Sun, 02 Aug 2020 08:00:05 +0000

As people start to consider travel again, how to stay safe and healthy is at the forefront of many people’s minds. Hotels especially will need to remain vigilant with its hygiene and sanitation protocols. Many of the larger hotel chains have released the details about their new procedures, including Marriott International, Hyatt, and Hilton.

Hilton now has partnerships with the makers of Lysol as well as the Mayo Clinic, and have developed new procedures that include disinfecting things like door handles, light switches, remotes, and other high-touch areas. Also, amenities like paper and pens will be removed and public areas such as lobbies and fitness areas will be cleaned more often. Touchless check-in will also be available from the Hilton app, along with the ability to choose your room and access the room using your mobile device.

Marriott International has announced new higher-tech sanitation measures such as hospital grade disinfectant and electrostatic sprayers. They are also trying out UV technology to sanitize shared devices, hotel keys, and others items.

Other large hotel chains have released their sanitation and hygiene protocols, which you can largely find on their websites. Here are some examples:

Belmond

Marriott International

Casa Andina

Along with these larger chains, smaller, individual hotels are also putting out their own hygiene and sanitation protocols, which we will be able to share with you if requested.

What’s it like on board the Belmond Hiram Bingham train?

Amber Dunlap — Wed, 03 Apr 2019 16:26:58 +0000

The journey to Machu Picchu on board the Belmond Hiram Bingham train is best described as lavish luxury with an ever-changing scene of unbelievable Sacred Valley landscapes. It’s an experience that actually parallels the one that had you exploring trains to Machu Picchu in the first place – The Inca Citadel of Machu Picchu. Mentally grab your seat in the 1920’s-inspired Pullman carriage and settle in because we’re about to describe exactly what’s it like to be a guest on board the Belmond Hiram Bingham train to Machu Picchu.

The Departure from the Poroy Station

Poroy Station

All settled into your plush seat? Excellent. Within moments of leaving the Poroy (or Urubamba) station, a luxury 3-course brunch entirely sourced from Sacred Valley ingredients will fill the porcelain plate in front of you, while a maître d’ tops off your wine glass with orange juice or a welcome cocktail. You’ll wonder if you’ve been transported to a bygone era of old-world train travel, but then the views of Cusco fading off into the distance will bring you back to the present. Which is exactly where you’ll want to be for what comes next on this luxury travel experience.

Ollantaytambo to Machu Picchu

Ollantaytambo

The next leg of the 20-mile journey (roughly two hours) will likely be spent moving about the various cars of the Hiram Bingham luxury train. From the bar car for a round (or two) of pisco sours handcrafted by the bartender to the open-air observation car where a local band accents the pinch-me-please moment to the tune of traditional Andean music, and then back again to the dining car to relax and take in more of the passing views through your panoramic window. This leg is also some of the most scenic of the entire journey, as it follows the Urubamba River all the way to Machu Picchu’s Aguas Calientes station. The lush valley narrows and the mountains stand so tall you’ll have to crane your neck to even begin to see their mist-shrouded peaks.

The Arrival to Machu Picchu Station

Machu Picchu Station

Well tended to by the attentive onboard staff and likely a little buzzed from the pisco sours and adrenaline of the moment, you arrive to the Machu Picchu Station in Aguas Calientes. A shuttle awaits to whisk you off to the gates of Machu Picchu where you’ll be led through the ancient citadel by an expert private guide. After your private tour, you can take afternoon tea at the Belmond Sanctuary Lodge located just next to the entrance to Machu Picchu – another complimentary perk of traveling onboard the Belmond Hiram Bingham train.

Do It All Over Again on the Return Journey!

Four-Course Andean-Inspired Dinner

For those of you who made the wise choice of purchasing a round-trip ticket on the Hiram Bingham train, you get to experience the luxury and personalized attention all over again, this time with a four-course Andean-inspired dinner and views of the Sacred Valley at sunset. The observation car closes by nightfall, but the bar car is open during the entire journey to Cusco. Toast the luxury Peru experience while trading tales of your visit to Machu Picchu with your fellow passengers.

There’s a reason this particular train journey has been named one of the best trains in the world multiple times. It’s pure luxury and class from start to finish, by train and while touring the Machu Picchu citadel. Experience it firsthand on your luxury Peru tour and trip to Machu Picchu.

Unique Stays in Peru: Where Luxury Meets Adventure Travel

Andrew Figari — Thu, 12 Oct 2017 17:37:21 +0000

When visiting Peru, there are a number of choices for travelers looking for both luxury accommodations and exciting adventure, from luxury river cruises down the Amazon on fully equipped yachts to a cozy “skylodge” suite that literally hangs from the side of a mountain. Peru is the travel destination for travelers seeking the best of both worlds. In this blog post, we share a few of our favorite Peru accommodations that will certainly check all of the boxes.

The Skylodge Adventure Suites by Natura Vive

The Skylodge Adventure Suite is a completely transparent hanging bedroom with a 300-degree view of the Sacred Valley. The only way to access the suspended suite is either by “via ferrata” or a steep hike – take your pick! Will it be the aerial runway over stunning Sacred Valley scenery or a thrilling climb up the rock face? The hanging Skylodge Suite that awaits you comes equipped with solar-powered lighting, high quality mattresses, down pillows, and comfortable quilts, as well as gourmet meals with wine included. Don’t a miss a chance to stay in the world’s first hanging hotel during your southern Peru vacation, with the opportunity to zip-line your way down.

The MV Aria with Amazon River Expeditions

If an Amazon River vacation is in your travel plans then consider the possibility of taking a cruise down the Amazon aboard the Aqua River Expedition’s luxury Peruvian yacht. The MV Aria is based in Iquitos, the largest city in the world only accessible by boat or plane. This five-star level yacht is furnished with immaculate deluxe suites, featuring eco-conscious stone bathrooms, air-conditioning, and floor-to-ceiling picture windows where you can watch the Amazon from the luxury of your California-King-sized bed. Gourmet meals prepared by world-recognized Peruvian chefs await you in the dining room each day, keeping you energized for your daily excursions off the boat. Spot wildlife like pink river dolphins, caiman, and colorful birdlife. The observation deck of the MV Aria even features an outdoor Jacuzzi. No doubt about it, a sail on this Amazon river cruise is a Peru travel experience you will never forget.

The Treehouse Lodge in Iquitos

Another offbeat Peru accommodation can be found in Iquitos. The tree houses of The Treehouse Lodge surprisingly come equipped with all the comforts you’d expect in a luxury accommodation in the Amazon: comfortable beds with white linens, showers (cool water only), eco-friendly bathrooms, and mosquito netting for each bed. The tree houses themselves are also surrounded by transparent mosquito netting for an unobstructed view of the surroundings, including the many birds and other wildlife sharing the canopy with you. Meals are served in the main (non-tree-house) lodge, and are prepared with fresh ingredients by world-class chefs. This is a unique way to experience the childlike wonder of sleeping in a tree, without sacrificing comfort.

Which Unique Luxury Peru Accommodation Will You Choose?

Will it be the luxury Amazon cruise or a night cliff-side under the stars? Or maybe The Treehouse Lodge caught your attention? Whichever Peru accommodation you choose, you can count on both luxury and adventure to find you there.

Connect with a Kuoda Travel Designer today to begin planning your luxury Peru tour.

Peru’s Can’t-Miss Belmond Properties: Part 1

Céline de Visser — Sat, 08 Oct 2016 00:02:20 +0000

Hotels by Belmond, a British owned luxury brand with a presence of 5 hotels in Peru, are gaining popularity across the country. These hotels are best suited for visitors interested in luxury travel in Peru.

Belmond Properties You Need to Experience

Belmond´s Miraflores Park Hotel Overlooking the Pacific Ocean

Some of the highlights of Belmond’s impressive properties include Miraflores Park in Lima, Monasterio in Cusco and Rio Sagrado in the Sacred Valley. These properties are consistently listed on round-ups of the continent’s top hotels.

Having a Scenic Lunch at the Rio Sagrado Hotel in Urubamba

Situated directly on the coast, Miraflores Park offers spectacular views over the Pacific Ocean, or the city itself, depending on your room. Monasterio in Cusco is one of the most unique hotels in the whole country, housed in a historic monastery. It is immediately impressive, and is a place steeped in history, elegance and luxury. The Rio Sagrado, located in Urubamba of the Sacred Valley, is set against a stunning backdrop of lush green fields and mountain peaks. The grounds are truly spectacular and the rooms inviting, spacious, and beautifully decorated, the ideal hotel accommodation to enjoy the Sacred Valley of the Incas and its delights.

Palacio Nazarenas Hotel in Cusco and the Sanctuary Lodge Hotel at Machu Picchu

The other two properties not mentioned in this blog article are the Palacio Nazarenas hotel and Sanctuary Lodge Hotel in Machu Picchu. Both equally stunning places in their own right.

All five deluxe hotels offer beautifully decorated rooms and a full range of lavish amenities.

The Hiram Bingham Train: Journey to Machu Picchu by Luxury Train

The Hiram Bingham Luxury Train Service to Machu Picchu

This chain is also behind one of the most exclusive train experiences in the country, the Hiram Bingham. Named after the man who rediscovered Machu Picchu over 100 years ago, the Hiram Bingham train is the premiere luxury train in Peru operating along the route to Machu Picchu. The atmosphere on the Hiram Bingham is reminiscent of trains you may have seen in old movies or read about in books. A trip on the Hiram Bingham includes a delicious brunch, fine wines, afternoon tea at the Sanctuary Hotel in Machu Picchu, as well as a fine gourmet meal on your return back to the “Imperial City” of Cusco. Machu Picchu is the highlight of any journey and for good reason, and travelling on the Hiram Bingham only encapsulates the essence of luxury travel in Peru.

Belmond hotels are the perfect base for customized tours in Peru. Contact your Kuoda travel designer today to start planning your personalized Peru luxury vacation.

Casa Andina Hotels: A local inspiration

Tom Carroll — Fri, 26 Aug 2016 14:59:24 +0000

Why Casa Andina Hotels is Peru’s Fastest-Growing Local Chain

Peru is increasingly becoming known for its fantastic hotels. The Casa Andina Hotel collection has helped to solidify the country’s reputation for offering some of the best hotels in South America. Casa Andina is Peruvian owned and operated, offering the consistent standards of a professional chain along with a distinct local flavor. Let’s take a closer look at this excellent chain and how to make their hotels part of your Peru family trip.

The first Casa Andina hotel was established in Miraflores, Lima in 2003. The company has grown rapidly since then, opening an average of 3.5 hotels annually. There are now 20 Casa Andina hotels located across Peru, five of which are found in the Cusco area.

Casa Andina Brands: One Chain, Three Different Styles

The hotel group is comprised of three separate brands: Classic, Select and Premium Collection. The newest option, Select, is marketed as a business hotel geared toward corporate travelers. The Classic brand offers comfortable accommodation in central locations, including some of the country’s top three and four star hotels.

Those planning luxury tours to Peru, however, should opt for the Private Collection. This brand offers spectacular hotels in some of Peru’s most fabulous locations. A particular favorite of ours is the Sacred Valley Casa Andina Private Collection. This hotel makes the most of its spectacular surroundings, accommodation is in fully-equipped chalets and the on-site restaurant is wonderful.

With Casa Andina, you can expect the efficient service of a chain and the personality of a boutique hotel. Any one of the Casa Andina properties promises an authentic and memorable experience.

Interested in Casa Andina hotels for your personalized trip to Peru? Contact us today and we’ll arrange to include this chain in your itinerary.

A Hidden Five-Star Gem: The Sumaq Hotel in Aguas Calientes

Céline de Visser — Fri, 19 Aug 2016 23:13:07 +0000

If you arrive at Aguas Calientes, also called Machu Picchu Pueblo, by train, you may have a difficult time imagining a five-star hotel could be found here. Most of the buildings have a ramshackle appearance as if they were put up overnight, and the fact is that many were. This once-sleepy little town has experienced a huge tourism boom due to its location at the foot of one of the wonders of the world.

If you walk in to Aguas Calientes, however, as you would after completing the Salkantay Trek or taking the bus down from Machu Picchu, your first impression of this town will be the stunning Sumaq Hotel.

Accommodation: Relax on Ultra-Soft Beds

Presidential Suite at the Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel

The Sumaq Hotel is an ideal base for luxury tours of Machu Picchu, a welcoming retreat after a day spent hiking around the famous ancient Inca citadel. You might be tempted to lie down on your king-size bed as soon as you enter your room, but be careful because these ultra-soft beds can make it difficult to ever want to get up again.

Feel all tensions leave your body as you relax in the Jacuzzi. For additional pampering, book a massage in the hotel spa and let one of the skilled therapists work away your aches.

Dining: Experience Superb Dining

A Romantic Dinner Setting at Qunuq Restaurant

Dinner at the hotel’s superb restaurant, Qunuq, is included in your room rate. Qunuq’s amazing menu rivals many of Lima’s top restaurants.

Activities: Opt for Enjoyable Extras

Experience an Authentic Andean Ceremony

Cooking classes are included in your room rate, offering a chance to make ceviche as well as Peru’s national drink, pisco sour. The Despacho, also known as Pago a la Tierra, is another service offered by the hotel. In this experience, you watch a native Andean shaman perform a ceremony honoring Pachamama (Mother Earth). It’s a lovely way to connect with the culture and landscapes that surround you here.

Service: Feel the Difference of Exceptional Customer Service

Take In One of the Activities the Hotel Offers Such as a Cooking Class

Sumaq’s customer service sets it apart from other five star hotels. Going beyond politeness, the staff at Sumaq are genuinely friendly and warm, offering the kind of hospitality that makes for a truly memorable stay.

Does the Sumaq Hotel sound like the perfect fit for your Peru family trip? Contact your Kuoda Travel designer today for more information on including this stylish property on your luxury Machu Picchu tour.

Inkaterra: The Ultimate Nature Retreat for Luxury Tours of Machu Picchu

Céline de Visser — Thu, 21 Jul 2016 14:21:39 +0000

Many visitors spend a mere day at Machu Picchu and check the famous site off their bucket list, but there are a number of benefits to spending a few extra nights in the area. If you arrive the night before your visit to the site, you can be first in line when it opens the next morning and take some photos before it gets crowded. Additionally, it’s nice to have a short journey back to your hotel after a long day spent exploring the site.

Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel Completely Immersed Within its Natural Setting

When it comes to accommodation around Machu Picchu, Inkaterra is a category all on its own. The height of luxury travel in Peru, Inkaterra is more than a hotel – it’s a veritable retreat. The hotel has received countless awards, including recognition on the Conde Nast Gold List of the world’s best hotels. Enclosed within a cloud forest, this glamorous jungle lodge is surrounded by 12 acres (5 hectares) of stunning natural beauty.

Accommodation: Stay in Private Casitas

Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel – Casitas (Little Houses)

Every amenity at Inkaterra is designed for comfort. Accommodation is provided in private “casitas” (little houses), each of which includes a fireplace and spa-style bathroom. Some casitas also feature private terraces and Jacuzzis.

Spa: Try Andean-Inspired Treatments

Enjoy a Traditional Andean Spa On-site

The hotel’s opulent spa offers a range of rejuvenating therapies. Many incorporate traditional Andean ingredients, allowing you to continue immersing yourself in the local culture as you relax.

Dine on Andean Fusion Cuisine

Dinner and breakfast at the hotel’s fine restaurant are included in your room rate. The restaurant’s Andean fusion cuisine is outstanding, and the view of the surrounding mountain and river is equally impressive. Guests also enjoy free tea time and happy hour.

Activities: Enjoy Exciting Short Excursions

Enjoy One of the Many Excursions the Hotel Offers

The hotel also offers a variety of wonderful excursions, including nature walks to see tea plants, birds, butterflies and medicinal plants. You can also go on a bird-watching expedition, visit a local farm and admire the beauty of the orchid trail. Most excursions only take a few short hours, so you can easily combine them with other activities.

Excursions For All Ages

The Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo hotel is an ideal accommodation choice for luxury tours to Peru. Get in touch with a Kuoda travel designer to discuss including this spectacular hotel in your itinerary when you visit Machu Picchu. Contact us today for for a free trip quote!

Address: Pueblo de Machu Picchu, 084 Machu Picchu, Perú

Website: Inkaterra – Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel