A boutique hotel in the Sacred Valley of Incas

The Urubamba Villas offers an unconventional experience with its private villas sited in the heart of an exclusive property. The villas are located in the countryside between Cusco and Machu Picchu, in the valley of the Urubamba river. This area is better known as the Sacred Valley of the Incas and the 6 villas of this boutique hotel are thus a perfect base to exploring the nature and culture of Peru.

The villas are large with 2 or three bedrooms and also have a 100% dedicated personal butler who is in charge of your well-being and will cook your meals. The Urubamba Villas are thus ideally suited for families or friends who enjoy independent holidays in a comfortable setting and with a high degree of personalization and customization!

Large 2 or 3 luxurious bedrooms villas

Each villa has its own style: the cottages are modern and decorated with Andean objects and antiques. Warm fabrics with vivid colors brighten up the traditional adobe walls.

Outside you can barbecue on the terrace or simply enjoy the garden. Inside you will particularly appreciate the lounge's sofas and the fireplace that will make you feel at home. A butler is dedicated to the villa and will help prepare and serve the meals. The breakfast experience is quite unique too! The bathrooms are cozy and feature organic bathroom amenities.

The 3 bedroom villa is sited on 2 floors and includes a master bedroom and two guest rooms with twin beds. The 2 bedroom villa has a master bedroom and a single guest room.

Experience a country house with 100% personalized services

The Urubamba Villas is organized for a truly independent, personalized, and customized holiday.

After breakfast (hot bread, eggs, fresh fruits...) served on the terrace of your villa, you will compose the menus of the day with your butler and you will tailor-make the schedule of your day which can be more relaxing or more active. Your guide will be with you and, according to your wishes, accompany you in your discoveries of the day: visits to local markets, surrounding villages, Inca ruins, discovering crafts, observing landscapes, mountain biking, walks ...

Services and activities: truly "all inclusive"

The rental of your villa includes a complete board: breakfast, lunch, dinner, and drinks including wine during the meals. The villa's private butler takes care of the maintenance and cooking the meals.

The Urubamba Villas is 100% family ready: the villas are equiped with children chairs and toddlers can enjoy special children menus too. Guides have tailor-made information for children as well as a briefcase with an explorer hat, maps, colored pencils....

The onsite team will help you organize excursions and sport activities such as: canoeing on the rapids of the Peruvian Sacred Valley, horse riding, mountain-bike riding,...

Peru's Sacred Valley

The list of excursions in the Sacred Valley is extensive. Some examples are:

• Chinchero, a village where you will discover archaeological Incan sites, colonial churches, and that hosts colorful local markets.
• Pisac which has Inca ruins, a popular Sunday market, and gives the possibility of visiting Awanacancha which is famous for its traditional fabrics and llamas.
• Ollantaytambo with it's Inca temple and fortress is one of the few places where the conquistadors lost a major battle. It features a museum and cultural center.
• Maras & Moray, famous for the Maras salt and the Incan agricultural laboratory in Moray. It is also possible to visit the workshop and gallery of typical Yahuarmaqui ceramics.
• Huchuy Qosqo with peculiare landscapes and history due to the archaeological site. This also houses the former residence of the Inca Governor Wiracocha.
• Patacancha & Wilog. A nice excursion for a one day discovery of the local population and to meet up with the traditional local life which continues even today.

Awards and Special Press recognitions

• "This famous hotel group, turned towards ecology, offers private villas in the Sacred Valley, a quiet and bucolic place 45 minutes from Cuzco, close to a dozen Inca ruins." CNN / AP April 2008
• "The hand-made fabrics and handicrafts provide an authentic atmosphere to the two or three bedrooms adobe houses. Each villa has a housekeeper who prepares Peruvian cuisine, including quinoa pancakes with syrup passion fruit for breakfast. " Sarah Doyle Lacamoire, Town & Country, March 2008
• "Stay where Incan nobles went on vacation." Catharine Hamm, Los Angeles Times in February 2007