TOP 10 Best Luxury 5 Star Hotels PERU | Machu Picchu, Lima, Cusco, Paracas | PART 2
Machu Picchu, a city made of stone that is hundreds of years old and is high up in the
Andes mountains in a lush cloud forest, is without a doubt the best thing to see in Peru.
This place is still at the top of every traveler's list of "things to do in Peru" because of
its mysterious architecture.
Welcome to luxury stays.
Sit back and relax as we count down our top luxury hotel & resort picks in Machu Picchu,
Lima, Cusco, Paracas, Peru!
This is the second part of a two-part series, check out the first part if you haven’t!
Be sure to share with us which one you’d love to visit in the comment section down
below!
10.
El MaPi by Inkaterra Step into El MaPi, a smart, contemporary and
cozy retreat in the heart of Machu Picchu Pueblo.
The hotel has a good reputation for providing a hassle-free, relaxed stay.
The flowing lobby is alive.
Natural light filters between tall eucalyptus dried branches, creating an atmosphere of
order and wellbeing.
Relax in a peaceful and healthy environment after an educational trip to Peru's most famous
destination: Machu Picchu.
Close to the town center and museum, this hotel is located in Machu Picchu (formerly
Aguas Calientes).
The Machu Picchu Historical Reserve is located in a green canyon on the Urubamba River, 70
miles from Cusco.
Prices for accommodation at this hotel start at $182 per night.
9.
Arennas Mancora 22 years ago, "Las Arenas de Máncora" was
established as a lodging option for vacationers searching for the warmth of the northern beaches
and the excitement of a destination rich in both nature and culture.
The Hotel Las Arennas de Mancora is situated on the northern coast of Peru, close to Mancora,
and is an ideal location for couples due to its palm tree and garden surroundings.
Your days of pleasure and relaxation here will be some of the most memorable of your
life.
Prices for accommodation at this hotel start at $189 per night.
8.
Swissotel Lima The Swissotel Lima is a high-end business
hotel with 345 rooms.
It is in the wealthy business district of San Isidro.
In 2015, the hotel got a makeover that added more than 100 rooms, meeting rooms, a new
gym, a spa with full services, and a fancy indoor/outdoor pool with a wood patio.
There is also a lobby bar and five restaurants, including Swiss, Mediterranean, and Japanese
restaurants with decor that matches the food.
The rooms are big and have big bathrooms and modern features like minibars, espresso machines,
and free Wi-Fi.
The rooms that weren't renovated aren't as stylish and modern as the ones that were.
Prices for accommodation at this hotel start at $144 per night.
7.
Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica The Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica is an eco-luxury
lodge next to the Madre de Dios River.
It has 35 wooden cabanas that are based on the Ese'Eja culture.
Deep in the rainforest, on the hotel grounds, 540 different kinds of birds have been counted.
The property has a wide range of à-la-carte tours, such as a trip to the Inkaterra Canopy
Walkway, a system of bridges 30 meters above the ground that gives adventurers a great
view of the Amazon.
National Geographic Traveler magazine chose Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica as one of the
25 best eco-lodges in the world in 2013.
Clean, far away, but easy to get to.
A friendly place to stay in the middle of a private ecological reserve that covers 17,000
hectares and is only a 25-minute flight from Cusco.
Prices for accommodation at this hotel start at $278 per night.
6.
Pullman Lima Miraflores Pullman Lima Miraflores is in Lima.
It has 237 rooms and suites, an executive floor, 6 meeting rooms, 2 restaurants, a gym,
and a rooftop pool with a view of the sea.
The hotel has a front desk that is open 24 hours a day, room service, and a place where
guests can exchange money.
The hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a desk, a kettle, a minibar, a safety deposit
box, a flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom with a shower.
All of the rooms at the Pullman Lima Miraflores come with bed sheets and towels.
The hotel serves a continental breakfast to its guests.The hotel offers a paid shuttle
service to and from the airport.
Prices for accommodation at this hotel start at $135 per night.
5.
Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel & Wellness The Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel & Wellness
is built on the grounds of an old colonial hacienda from the 17th century.
It is only an hour and a half from Cusco and forty minutes from the Ollantaytambo train
station, which is on the way to Machu Picchu.
Some of the rooms in the hotel are decorated in a colonial style, while others are decorated
in a modern and simple style.
In the Sacred Valley of the Incas, spend some unforgettable days in the suites of the Aranwa
Sacred Valley Hotel & Wellness and let yourself be a part of its mysticism.
It brings together the magic of two different times, the ancient Inca culture and the colonial
grandeur, in one of the most beautiful places on earth.
Prices for accommodation at this hotel start at $240 per night.
4.
The Westin Lima Hotel & Convention Center The Westin Lima Hotel is in Lima's most exclusive
and modern neighborhood.
It is surrounded by high-end restaurants, shopping galleries, and beautiful parks.
Its large rooms are the perfect place to enjoy a breathtaking view of the city and relax
on the world-famous Heavenly® Bed.
Celebrate a special occasion at thr fine-dining Peruvian restaurant, or relax at Heavenly
Spa by WestinTM, the largest urban spa in South America, which has an indoor pool, a
thermal water circuit, and a WestinWORKOUT® fitness center.
At The Westin Lima hotel, you can enjoy the highest level of comfort and luxury.
Prices for accommodation at this hotel start at $170 per night.
3.
Iberostar Selection Miraflores In one of the most interesting and lively
parts of the city, Miraflores, you can walk along a unique promenade that goes along the
edge of a cliff.
From this amazing view, the 5-star Iberostar Selection Miraflores hotel has a rooftop terrace
with a pool and a glass-enclosed lounge bar.
This is the first hotel in Lima to be free of single-use plastic, so you can look out
over the Pacific Ocean.
In addition to the fitness center and spa with a sauna, you can eat at the Ortega & Huamán
and 27 Tapas restaurants, which serve a mix of Peruvian and Spanish food led by the famous
chef Carlos Testino.
Along with its bold design, which was inspired by the beauty of the Pacaya Samiria nature
reserve, the hotel's lighting is what stands out the most.
Its large windows let you look out at the city from a unique perspective.
Prices for accommodation at this hotel start at $130 per night.
2.
CIRQA - Relais & Châteaux People love CIRQA for its beautiful design
and architecture, which, along with its modern touches, make up the property's soul.
The eleven rooms are spread out around the main terraza and patio on the first floor.
Some of the rooms have high ceilings that have been fixed up.
The rooftop of the parador, called "El Techo de CIRQA," is on the second floor.
From there, you can see the surrounding neighborhoods and the city's volcanoes.
Prices for accommodation at this hotel start at $454 per night.
1.
Titilaka Titilaka is about a half-hour north of Puno,
the main city in the area.
Depending on your point of view, it is either a wonderful place to be alone or in the middle
of nowhere.
It's a good spot for trips to the lake and for peace and quiet.
From the outside, it looks modern and even "urban," but on the inside, it's full of color,
natural light, vases full of gladioli, beautiful custom art, high-end textiles, and recycled
furniture.
The ground floor is open and has three terraces with shaded loungers on the lake, a cute little
shop, and lots of books to read while drinking coca tea or a cocktail.
There are 17 rooms on the two upper floors.
All of them have high ceilings and most have either dawn or dusk views of the lake.
All of the rooms have a coffee machine and a well-stocked minibar, and the beds are big
and the tubs are deep.
Prices for accommodation at this hotel start at $855 per night.
And that concludes our top 10 list for today.
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