Lima is one of South America’s most cosmopolitan cities. In the hip neighborhoods of Barranco, Miraflores, San Isidro and beyond, new boutique hotels are popping up overnight. There are artsy hotels, bohemian hotspots, swish modernist joints bathed in white, and plenty of options in between that cater to all tastes and budgets.
Cusco and the Sacred Valley are brimming with accommodation, from friendly guesthouses to luxurious hotels. This article highlights the best among them, giving you options for the perfect stay during your time in the area.
Each year more and more travelers to Peru are discovering the pleasures of its capital city—and bringing their kids along for the ride. It's easy to see why: from world-class gastronomy to great surf beaches and expansive colonial parks, Lima provides the ideal conditions for an epic family vacation. Convinced? Here's where you should stay.
While Peru is well-known for its archaeological wonders, the country is also an up-and-coming destination for spotting birds and wildlife in pristine eco-systems. At luxury lakeside lodges, cloud forest escapes and rustic rainforest retreats you can look for everything from poison dart frogs and spectacled bears to magnificent birds such as the Andean cock-of-the-rock. This article covers best places to stay for an up close and personal experience of Peru's phenomenally diverse nature.
Sure, you could sleep in a regular hotel—or, you could check into a futuristic glass pod suspended high over the Sacred Valley, spend the night in style on a luxury train, or choose another of these unique accommodation options during your travels in Peru.
