Best Luxury Hotels in Peru

Set on the bank of a gently flowing river in the charming town of Aguas Calientes, the Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel offers rustic-chic guestrooms as well as excellent in-house guides. The hotel is set in a densely wooded reserve at the foot of the misty mountains and serves as a real haven for nature lovers. The hotel complex consists of low-slung colonial-style buildings, which are connected by a series of rough cobbled footpaths, while the interiors are elegant with subdued lighting and décor and splashes of colour provided by Andean and tartan alpaca blankets. True luxury lovers will want to make sure that they book one of the huge villa rooms, which come complete with wood-burning fires, large dining areas and cosy living spaces. The onsite Café Inkaterra has a roof thatches with palm leaves and provides guests with views over the railway line as they enjoy dishes such as causas, lomo saltado and alpaca meat.

Pullman Lima Miraflores is a contemporary hotel situated in the vibrant Miraflores district of Lima. The hotel offers 235 rooms and suites, each equipped with modern amenities, and features the Presidential Suite with Executive Lounge Access. Guests can indulge in local cuisine at Plural Restaurant & Lounge or enjoy signature cocktails and light bites at the Ambra Rooftop Bar, which provides panoramic city views. The hotel features a rooftop pool overlooking the ocean and a 24-hour fitness centre. There are six meeting rooms equipped with modern technology. There is a 24-hour front desk, room service, and currency exchange facilities. The hotel’s prime location places guests within walking distance of attractions such as the Larcomar Shopping Centre and the Miraflores Boardwalk, making it an ideal choice for travellers seeking comfort and convenience in the Peruvian capital.

Boasting the enviable status of being the only accommodation to actually be set at the entrance of Machu Picchu, the Belmond Sanctuary Lodge is a very convenient and suitably luxurious place to stay. Guests have the opportunity to enjoy a leisurely breakfast on the terrace while gazing at the orchid gardens before completing a short stroll into the national park. There are 32 guestrooms to choose from, most of which come with their own patio areas where guests can dine in style. The onsite Tampu restaurant offers excellent Peruvian cuisine such as stuffed alpaca and fish ceviches, while guests who are especially hungry after a day of exploring the ruins can indulge in the Tinkuy buffet restaurant. A range of activities are available on the site from yoga and al fresco massages to Pisco tasting sessions in the bar.

Introducing the Destination by Hyatt brand to Latin America, The Legend Paracas Resort offers an immersive retreat between the Pacific Ocean and the dramatic dunes of the Paracas Nature Reserve. Just three hours south of Lima, the newly renovated all-suite resort features 124 spacious two-room accommodations, each with private balconies or terraces and interiors inspired by the desert-meets-sea landscape. Suites include kitchenettes, living areas with sofa beds, and views of the ocean, gardens or pool—perfect for couples, families or extended stays.

Dining highlights include Azul, the resort’s signature restaurant and bar offering Peruvian and international dishes, Rey de Las Olas for casual beachside fare, and a Pool Bar serving cocktails with local twists. Guests can also enjoy Café Zokya’s house-blended Peruvian coffee. Wellness is centred around a tranquil spa with milk baths, wraps and ocean-view pools. Activities range from kitesurfing and paddleboarding to buggy rides and nature tours of the Ballestas Islands. With its coastal charm and cultural richness, The Legend Paracas Resort is a gateway to Peru’s natural and historic wonders.