Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba

Hotel · Urubamba

Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba

Hotel · Urubamba

Sacred Valley of the Incas, Km 63 of the Cusco-Urubamba-Pisac-Calca Highway, 08670, Peru

Highlights

Upscale hotel offering a restaurant, a bar, a spa & a plunge pool, plus free breakfast & Wi-Fi. Set in a lush valley surrounded by the Andes mountains, this upscale hotel is 9 km from Museo Inkariy and 1 km from the 28B road. Featuring handmade blankets, fireplaces and/or exposed beams, the rustic-chic rooms and cottages offer free Wi-Fi, loaner iPads, flat-screens and DVD players, as well as minibars and safes. Some have tea and coffeemakers, living areas, sofabeds and/or terraces. Room service is available. Freebies include welcome drinks and breakfast. Other amenities consist of a restaurant, a bar and a spa, plus a plunge pool and a sauna. Cooking classes, wine tastings, an airport shuttle and organized activities are available.

Sacred Valley of the Incas, Km 63 of the Cusco-Urubamba-Pisac-Calca Highway, 08670, Peru Get directions

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"The lodge and outlying casitas of Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba are set on a hundred acres of land on a hillside in Peru’s Sacred Valley." - Mark Fedeli

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"Many view the Sacred Valley as a quick stop en route to Machu Picchu, but since the arrival of Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba, that game has changed. The lodge, on 100 rolling-green acres and with its own onsite organic farm, is more the home of a friend than a hotel, where the staff not only welcomes you with a pisco sour in front of a roaring fireplace, but take you on guided tours of the neighboring villages and down Inca Trails that are—gasp—free of tourists. (On one trip, we saw a single villager and his donkey on a three-hour hike.) The details in the main lodge and suites keep with the Inkaterra mold of sustainable luxury—vintage textiles from the nearby village of Chinchero; locally made furniture; incredibly soft alpaca throws made for snuggling. But it’s the local interaction that makes this stay truly memorable. Don’t just admire the property’s organic farm; go help work it. And after you down a cocktail (or two), visit the onsite chicheria (a local bar where chicha is the drink of choice) to learn the chicha-making process. It all comes with an unbeatable view of the Andes."

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@afar

"This hacienda-style property nestled in Peru’s Sacred Valley is a prime place to recover after embarking on the epic trek to Machu Picchu. Every casita at Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba is decorated with Andean textiles, ceramics, and furniture. All rooms boast wood-burning fireplaces—not to mention panoramic mountain views." - Sarah Buder

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Karen M

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Loved this place! We stayed in three different Inkaterra properties while in Peru; they were all unique and wonderful. We had a beautiful hacienda with a view of the mountains from our lanai. The staff was excellent. While we didn't have much luck with bird-watching, we really enjoyed the evening excursion to look at the stars. The road to the property is a bit strange: one lane for a two way road and not really paved, but it is a lovely place. A great spot to to explore the Sacred Valley.

Cliff M

Google

We went down a side street in the middle of nowhere at night. We jostled down the street for a mile or so then came to some gates. A very beautiful lit up building was just around the corner. There is a large main building with villas behind it. Our villa was very large with a great view. Dinner and drinks in the main building were good. Service was good. There was an issue with hot water on the morning of our departure. They quickly moved us to a room in the main building where we could get ready.

Sheila R

Google

This hotel was absolutely amazing! The views were heavenly, our room was rustically romantic. We made friends with most of the staff, including the bar tenders, chef and servers, Ysmuel, Edgar, Boris, Juan, Hrashi, and Donny. We did a lantern night hike of the property and were delighted to hear all about the food grown right there. We also got a bonus star gazing - Peruvian based historical lesson...we were educated as well as entertained!|The Best part of the hotel were its pillows and mattress!! But even one better, were the turn downs at the end of the day, we each had a peruvian handmade sack filled with a hot water bottle that warmed our bed and lasted til early a.m. It's the little things!! It was like a warm hug! |We just can not say enough about this hotel and its staff. The food was amazing....Fresh, most grown right there! You cant get any better!!|Thank You All!!|David and Sheila

Dennys S

Google

It’s a little bit tricky to find the place. It is about 10 kilometers from urambamba right at the food of the Andean mountain - you have to take a gravel road - the entrance is very nice like a luxury hotel - the little Casitas are quite spacious. You have a nice shower and a nice view into the valley. The beds are very comfortable and cozy and they will give you a heater. You will have a fireplace. It’s a nice place for relaxing and maybe doing some walks. At least it is not touristy.

Ross P

Google

This is first rate property and hotel. We only had the opportinity to stay one night (2 rooms) and wish we had more time to relax and enjoy the sourroundings and many amenities. Overall, this is a beautiful property with excellent rooms and service.

Keith F

Google

My wife and I stayed in the hotel for two nights. The hotel is beautiful and situated in an idyllic setting. Our room was large and well furnished. The hotel has a wonderful ambiance. We ate breakfast and dinner both days in the restaurant. The food and service were excellent. The hotel staff, friendly and courteous. We had a couples massage which was also very good in the hotel’s gorgeous spa.

Asad Butt

Google

Possibly the nicest hotel I've stayed in. Staff are very pleasant and helpful. The rooms and common areas are elegant and comfortable. The only minor niggles are that the hotel is in very nice but isolated grounds and the restaurant food is good rather than great

BLAIR C

Google

We stayed for 3 nights at this absolutely wonderful resort nestled by the mountain away from the highway. The individual casitas were beautiful with a fireplace, large sitting area and bedroom along with a separate shower room and separate toilet room. It was short climb up to the individual casitas from the lodge. Very quiet and peaceful area. The main lodge below where the bar, dining room, open courtyard and reception was also very lovely. The staff were very friendly and extremely helpful. Chef Boris did a very good job of adapting some menu items to be gluten free for my wife. Breakfast was excellent. Our only regret is that we did not have the opportunity to spend as much time at the resort because we were on tours during the day to Machu Picchu, Pisac and Ollantaytambo. Of all the places in the Sacred Valley this is the most peaceful quiet location. Highly recommend this resort!

@michelinguide

"The lodge and outlying casitas of Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba are set on a hundred acres of land on a hillside in Peru’s Sacred Valley." - Mark Fedeli

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@cntraveler

Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba – Hotel Review | Condé Nast Traveler

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@afar

The World’s Best Hotel Rooms with Fireplaces - AFAR

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Karen M

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Cliff M

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