Cusco
Cusco layers colonial architecture over the remains of an Inca capital in the Peruvian Andes. The city and surrounding Sacred Valley connect travelers with major archaeological sites and living regional traditions.
Hotels in This Destination
JW Marriott El Convento Cusco transforms a restored 16th-century convent into an atmospheric luxury hotel with archaeological remains, a tranquil courtyard and an exceptional position near Plaza de Armas.
A former 16th-century monastery in the heart of Cusco, Monasterio pairs cloistered courtyards, sacred art and atmospheric rooms with refined dining and Belmond service near the Plaza de Armas.
A historic luxury hotel built around Inca walls opposite Qorikancha, Palacio del Inka pairs richly layered colonial interiors, oxygen-enriched rooms and a substantial spa with an exceptional central Cusco location.
An all-suite Belmond retreat in a former convent built over Inca foundations, Palacio Nazarenas combines oxygen-enriched suites, private butlers, Cusco’s first outdoor heated pool and intimate Peruvian dining.
Beside the Urubamba River in Peru’s Sacred Valley, Tambo del Inka combines Andean-inspired rooms with a thermal-circuit spa, heated indoor-outdoor pool and the extraordinary convenience of its own private train station for Machu Picchu journeys.