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Rio Sagrado
Hotel Information
Posh Rating
93
POSH PERKS
- No booking or planning fees.
- $100 food / beverage credit.
- Breakfast daily for 2 guests.
- Upgraded room & extended check-in/out whenever possible.
Deep in Peru’s Sacred Valley, Rio Sagrado, a Belmond Hotel, offers an unparalleled connection with nature. Set on the banks of the Urubamba River, the retreat is crafted from natural materials using ancient techniques. Encircling it are lush gardens threaded with streams and waterfalls, where tiny hummingbirds hover over jewel-like blooms. Rooms are set on raised terraces with expansive windows overlooking the river. Bright, airy spaces, they radiate Andean charm with vibrant textiles and soft alpaca wools. Relaxing hours can be spent in the heated pool or reclining in a hammock. For the ultimate serenity, Mayu Willka Spa, a beautiful wood, stone and glass complex, offers rejuvenating rituals. Private holistic fitness sessions blend jogging, yoga and meditation.Fine Peruvian-fusion cuisine is served at El Huerto, where specialities include local trout, Andean grains and vegetables from the valley. Daily pisco tastings are staged in the bar. At El Jardin, lunches are served at...
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HOTEL AMENITIES
24-hour Security - Banquet Facilities - Business Center - Children's Programs - Conference Facilities - Culinary Program - Internet Access - Lounge/Bar - Multi-lingual Staff - Parking - Pet Friendly - Restaurant - Shopping - Villas - Concierge Desk - Currency Exchange - House Safe - Laundry/Dry Cleaning/Pressing - Room Service - Turndown Service - Wakeup Calls - Wedding Services - Bicycle Rental - Horseback Riding - Jacuzzi/Whirlpool - Pool - Sauna - Spa - Tennis Courts
LOCATION
Sacred Valley, Peru
Activities & Notes
1. Maras Salt Mines – Visit the stunning Maras Salt Mines, a breathtaking collection of salt evaporation ponds dating back to the Inca era. The salt terraces create a mesmerizing landscape, and you can even purchase hand-harvested local salt as a unique souvenir.
2. Moray Terraces – Explore the mysterious circular agricultural terraces of Moray, an ancient Inca site believed to have been used as an agricultural laboratory. The terraces’ design creates different microclimates, showcasing the ingenuity of Inca engineering and farming techniques.
3. Pumamarca Ruins – Hike to the hidden Pumamarca Ruins, an off-the-beaten-path archaeological site offering spectacular views of the Sacred Valley. This lesser-known gem provides a peaceful experience, free from the crowds, where you can explore ancient stone structures and terraces.