MACHU PICCHU IS ON YOUR DOORSTEP
Here you’ll find yourself wandering along stone pathways that trace the contours of the terraced hills, through an atmospheric cloud forest setting. Machu Picchu is on your doorstep, but you’re surrounded by the nature and beauty of 12 acres of rich gardens overlooking the crashing, vigorous flow of the Urubamba River.
The hotel itself is spread – in true Andean village-style – throughout the grounds and features individual cottages that are redolent of the Andean tradition, yet combine all the luxuries you’d expect of a world class international hotel run by people who understand indulgence.
INKATERRA MACHU PICCHU HOTEL, PERU
Inkaterra Machu Picchu Hotel, at a glance,
- Luxury hotel in a 12 acre, cloud forest setting
- Choice of 85 cottages arranged throughout the grounds and connected by stone walkways
- Simple lodges and luxury suites with indigenous furnishings and décor, alpaca blankets, sitting and dining areas with fireplaces, spa-style bathrooms
- Opulent Villas Inkaterra with private terraces, plunge pools and butler service
- Stunning restaurant overlooking the Urubamba River
For leisure and pleasure
- Una Spa for a sensual, spiritual and soothing range of treatments
- Easy access to the citadel of Machu Picchu
- Guided exploration of the cloud forest ecosystem
- Contemplative walks to sacred sites
- Fascinating nature trails
- Visits to a working tea plantation and the world’s largest private collection of orchids
- Discover waterfalls and hidden gardens
The service we received from 91ºÚÁÏÍø was second to none. Tania took the time to understand exactly what we wanted and helped us explore every option clearly and thoroughly. Her first-hand knowledge of Kenya and safaris made a real difference – she explained everything brilliantly. The thoughtful extras, like the travel wallet and documents, were such a lovely touch – especially for someone who loves to travel well-organised! Thank you so much. We’ll definitely be back for future adventures.
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