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Peru's hotels range from remote jungle outposts to urban business bastions to reborn colonial classics. In Lima, top lodgings span a few neighborhoods: Miraflores, San Isidro, and soon, Barranco. The Amazon's worthiest eco-lodges are—by definition—scattered far and wide, from Tambopata to Manu. If you want to deviate from the typical trail, of which Machu Picchu is the highlight, consider the Sacred Valley's ever-expanding overnight options (versus the usual day trip), or head to the shores of Lake Titicaca. One caveat: While much of what you'll find in Peru falls squarely under the "budget" banner, most great hotels don't. You can easily spend as much for a night in Lima as in London, Paris, or New York.
While the standard "Gringo Trail" of Peru winds through the bucolic Sacred Valley of the Incas—typically in the form of a half-day speed tour of the...more
While jungle settings aren't traditionally synonymous with creature comforts, Reserva Amazonica is a notable exception. Located near the Tambopata National...more
The comfort seeker's alternative to the tents and sleeping bags of the standard Inca Trail, the four lodges that make up this trekking circuit allow weary...more
Presiding over a quiet stretch of the Malecón (jetty) de la Reserva, Miraflores Park has some of the city's best seascapes—particularly from the...more
Once a rustic, government-run establishment, the Sanctuary Lodge was leased by Orient-Express in 1999 and transformed into an haute (if slightly cramped)...more
No longer the sole preserve of backpackers and climbers, the Peruvian Andes have recently been crowned with luxurious retreats like this remote Orient-Express...more
This sprightly newcomer might well steal the spotlight from the Hotel Monasterio, long the top luxury option in Macchu Picchu's gateway town. Cusco's...more
Formerly (and still best) known as the Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel, these 85 eco-luxe lodgings include whitewashed casitas and a butler-attended, terraced villa,...more
Born as the 16th-century seminary of San Antonio Abad (itself built on the site of a former Inca palace), the Monasterio is one of Peru's most gorgeous hotels....more
A fabled landmark of the park- and mansion-heavy San Isidro district (other storied local attractions include the ancient olive trees of the Parque el Olivar...more
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