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Best Hotels in the Sacred Valley I: A Traveler's Guide

What works for others may not always be what’s best for you.

From luxury resorts with spas and gourmet dining to more affordable, charming guesthouses, and even hostels, the Sacred Valley offers options at all price points. Unless you're at either extreme of this spectrum, here’s a quick guide to help you narrow down the list of the best hotels in the Sacred Valley—the ones that fit your own criteria.

1. Location, Location, Location

If you want to be near major attractions like Ollantaytambo or Pisac, consider staying at one of the hotels that offers easy access to these sites. It doesn't always mean being right in the town's center. For a quieter retreat, especially if you're planning to stay a few days, look outside of Urubamba or Ollantaytambo. Some hotels will offer transportation within the Valley or a lift to nearby towns. This is also a great option for those traveling with their own or rented car.

2. Amenities and Comfort

In the Andes, comfort is key, especially after a long day of exploring. If important to you, check if the hotel offers amenities like hot showers, comfortable bedding, and heating (temperatures can dip at night). For others, comfort might mean a quiet neighborhood. If that’s the case, you’ll definitely want to stay outside of urban agglomerations and opt for a peaceful setting.

3. Cultural and Wildlife Immersion

Many of the best hotels in the Sacred Valley offer a blend of Andean culture and nature. If this is important to you, look for hotels that showcase Peruvian art, textiles, and architecture, offering a deeper connection to the region’s rich heritage. For nature lovers, eco-lodges place you right in the middle of the stunning flora and fauna of the region, providing an immersive experience with the land. If you’re lucky, the only thing more charming than the wildlife might be the breakfast buffet—because sometimes nothing says "luxury" like fresh fruit and aromatic coffee.

4. Reviews and Recommendations

Before booking, be sure to check online reviews from fellow travelers. Websites like TripAdvisor, Google, Expedia, or Booking.com provide valuable insights into the quality of service, cleanliness, and overall experience. Personal recommendations from friends or local guides can also help narrow down the list of the best hotels in the Sacred Valley—the best, as you understand it.

Happy travels—may your bed be comfy, your view stunning, and your hosts friendly!

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