The Sacred Valley is a good midway point between Cusco and Machu Picchu, and the Aranwa resort is an ideal place to rest your head before and after an adventure to MP. The Aranwa property is breathtaking -- serene and immaculately groomed, complete with a spa, pool, coca tea stations and lush gardens. Your food options are limited outside the... More

When we pulled in to the Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel late at night it was like we were stepping in to another world. When we woke the next morning we felt that were truly in another world. After the train journey from Aguas Calientes and then a fairly lengthy bus ride from Ollantaytambo through rural dusty terrain which was very... More

This hotel is fantastic! It is an old Hacienda that has been carefully renovated, complete with its own chapel. There is a first class spa and the rooms are all decorated as if you are in Colonial Spain. The grounds are immaculate. There is a river running by, lots of wildlife a true treasure to be there. The food is... More

We arrived in the Sacred Valley on our fifth day in Peru. The Hotel was paradise. Rarely have I seen a more beautifully landscaped hotel. The pair of peacocks on the property were a nice touch and the rooms were excellent. 3 of the four of us had spa treatments which were excellent as well. We were disappointed the pool... More

I stayed in room 110. No patio but still nice. This hotel is literally in the middle of nowhere. If you weren't aware of it's existance, you would have no idea it was there. Likely one of the best hotels in the country of Peru with the best English speaking employees. Oddly enough, even at American chain hotels in Peru,... More

I stayed in room 110. No patio but still nice. This hotel is literally in the middle of nowhere. If you weren't aware of it's existance, you would have no idea it was there. Likely one of the best hotels in the country of Peru with the best English speaking employees. Oddly enough, even at American chain hotels in Peru,... More

This is one of the most beautiful places we've ever stayed. The grounds are spectacular with pro fusions of flowers at every turn. Rooms are huge and come with Jacuzies - just the perfect way to end a day of exploring. Unfortunately we weren't there long enough!

My husband and I spend two days in May. We had a very good experience. The hotel is built in an old Hacienda grounds, the old building with its church are still there renovated. We spend our last day of the trip relaxing in the pool and walking in the gardens. Originally we wanted to stay in Ollaytantambo but decided... More

After travelling for 15 minutes down a dirt pot- holed rugged road running beside a raging river, we began to wonder what our agent had booked us in to. Then suddenly we arrive at these huge gates with a security guard opening up for us. Well it was truly like arriving at an oasis and probably one of the most... More