



The architecture combines an avant-garde style with traditional adobe walls and stonework. Inside, the décor is all about warm hues and pays homage to local art and artists, with plenty of pieces by Federico Bauer adorning the corridors. The buffet breakfast is served at one of two restaurants, whilst the other - located in the ranch and open to the public - offers a lunchtime show of Peruvian horses. Food is amazing at both! For a spot of R&R, choose from the stained-glass encased spa, or the airy bar and poolside area with a good book and something cold.
The rooms are actually small houses spread around the gardens. Facing the Andes mountains, the stone-and-terracotta casitas have been individually decorated and all have private terraces to enjoy the epic views. With King or twin beds, the Superior casitas are cosy abodes with marble-tiled bathrooms and heavenly bed linen and bathrobes. Bigger Deluxe casitas throw in an LCD TV, fireplace, BOSE surround system and indulgent L’Occitane amenities, while Premium ones include a living area and private jacuzzi.
At Sol y Luna you can be as active (or not!) as you feel. Adventure junkies can choose between mountain or quad bikes, kayaking, horseback riding and even tandem paragliding - just picture those views of the Sacred Valley! Foodies will enjoy cooking lessons with the chef, experiencing a traditional (and delicious) pachamanca, or a tour of a local organic garden, and wellness seekers have endless options at the Yacu Wasi spa, including yoga or a workout at the gym. And, of course - archaeological sites and hikes all around.
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Let the Sacred Valley enchant with stunning vistas and Inca sites - at a lower altitude than Cusco!