Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba

Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba is a truly stunning property set in the heart of a peaceful and serene landscape. Surrounded by mountain views and the morning chorus of countless birds, it offers an authentic, colorful, and stylish design that blends beautifully with the natural surroundings. The cozy fireplace in the room was a wonderful touch, perfect for warming up at night, and the thoughtful addition of a hot water bottle made it even more comfortable. I took part in the twilight walk with Hiroshi, whose deep knowledge of the local ecosystem was impressive. He shared fascinating insights on the migration of local birds, the flora and fauna, and even the constellations, linking them to Inca culture and astronomy. The spa is a must-visit—a luxurious, beautifully designed space featuring a hot plunge pool and a variety of massage treatments to choose from. It’s the ideal spot to unwind after a day of exploration, offering a relaxing sanctuary. The surrounding region has so much to offer, and the hikes around the property are breathtaking. I wholeheartedly recommend Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba for anyone looking to relax, explore, and immerse themselves in nature.

We had a lovely stay at this very special hotel.    The setting, rooms and public areas are just beautiful.    We stayed in a casita, on the hill above the main building; huge, very comfortable and beautifully appointed.    The only thing lacking was tea and coffee making facilities in the room but, when I asked, we were immediately brought a tray with everything we needed.   A very talented architect was obviously used to create this hotel.   I’m not sure how it could be improved.   The food in the restaurant was very good, though a bit pricey compared to other places, but not surprising in that environment.    A very welcoming, comfortable, one of a kind hotel.  

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.

This is a really good hotel in a lovely remote setting. Our room was large and comfortable, there is a nice bar and lovely public areas. The food in the restaurant is good quality and the staff are really friendly and attentive. I personally didn't like the fact that there wasn't a reception desk or area. Clearly this is deliberate but I found it strange to have to search for a member of staff when I had a query.

We spent two nights at this tranquil place, in a cabin overlooking the sacred valley. It is an ideal spot to rest after hiking the trails to Machu Pichu, with better weather than in Cusco or Aguas Calientes and a very relaxing atmosphere. The spa is small but very cozy and delivers top service for a fair price. We did two of the included excursions, basically short walks on the property that were nice. Food is very good, if you stick to Peruvian dishes, the pasta is not to be recommended. Service is very good.

Stayed in an individual casita. It was very large with a nice bathroom. Bed was very comfortable. It is quite a hike up from the main building although they can get you close to the room with a golf cart. Walking up to the room after dinner was slightly unpleasant due to the altitude. The staff was kind but not always fluent in English. Food was good but not great. You’re isolated at the hotel with no options to walk into a town although this seems standard in the Sacred Valley