Rooms & suites
Each room carries a Quechua name and its own story. All include a private bathroom, breakfast and free Wi-Fi.
Wayra Room
- Double bed
- Skylight
- Wood-beamed ceiling
- Small table and chair
“Wayra” means wind in Quechua. A bright double room under a wood-beamed ceiling with a skylight, a sage-green accent wall and a private bathroom.
Breakfast included · Free Wi-Fi
Chaski Room
- 2 single beds
- Access to the rooftop terrace
- Window with mountain view
- Armchair and desk
The chaskis were the Inca messengers. Two single beds under a rustic log-beam ceiling, a big window over the tiled rooftops to the mountain, an armchair and a desk.
Breakfast included · Free Wi-Fi
Urubamba Room
- Queen bed
- Window with table for two
- Armchair and full-length mirror
- Modern stone-tiled bathroom
Named after the sacred river. A queen bed against a turquoise wall, a window with a table for two over the rooftops and a modern stone-tiled bathroom.
Breakfast included · Free Wi-Fi
Apu Room
- King bed
- Windows on two sides
- Sofa and table
- Wooden floors
The apus are the sacred mountain spirits. A king bed with windows on two sides and panoramic views over the town and the mountains.
Breakfast included · Free Wi-Fi
Inti Suite
- Two sleeping areas
- Exposed-brick arch
- Large windows
- Bathroom with bathtub
Inti is the Inca sun god. A family suite with two sleeping areas joined by an exposed-brick arch, big windows onto the hillside and a bathroom with a bathtub.
Breakfast included · Free Wi-Fi
Pachamama Room
- 2 double beds
- Wood-beamed ceiling
- Wooden floors
- Wardrobe with TV
Pachamama is Mother Earth. A warm family room with two double beds, a wood-beamed ceiling, wooden floors and a wardrobe with TV.
Breakfast included · Free Wi-Fi
Qori Room
- Double + single bed
- Up to 3 guests
- Carved wooden headboards
- Wooden floors
“Qori” means gold in Quechua. A double and a single bed with carved wooden headboards, a soft blue-grey wall and wooden floors, for up to three guests.
Breakfast included · Free Wi-Fi
Canal Room
- King bed
- Floor-to-ceiling windows onto the garden
- Desk and TV
- Inca water channel outside
Our most unique room: a king bed facing a wall of windows onto the garden trees, with an Inca water channel running right outside.
Breakfast included · Free Wi-Fi
Muña Room
- Queen + single bed
- Door to the garden
- Fieldstone wall
- Table and chairs
Muña is a fragrant Andean herb. A queen and a single bed, a rustic fieldstone wall and a door that opens straight onto the garden.
Breakfast included · Free Wi-Fi
Killa Room
- Queen bed
- Inca-style stone wall
- Garden view
- Romantic
Killa is the Inca moon goddess. A queen bed against a striking Inca-style stone wall, with windows onto the garden.
Breakfast included · Free Wi-Fi
Salkantay Room
- King bed
- Mountain views
- Access to the rooftop terrace
- Sofa and table
Named after the great snow peak of the Andes. A spacious king room with windows to the mountains, a sofa and access to the rooftop terrace.
Breakfast included · Free Wi-Fi
Puma Room
- 2 single beds
- Attic ceiling with skylights
- Wooden beams
- Private bathroom
The puma was the Inca symbol of strength. Two single beds under a sloping attic ceiling with skylights and wooden beams.
Breakfast included · Free Wi-Fi
Ccoya Room
- Double bed
- Access to the rooftop terrace
- Skylight
- Carved wooden headboard
The coya was the Inca queen. A cosy double room with a carved wooden bed, a skylight and its own way out to the rooftop terrace.
Breakfast included · Free Wi-Fi
Good to know
Breakfast & Wi-Fi
Breakfast is included with every booking, and Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel.
Check-in & check-out
Check-in from 2:00 PM, check-out until 11:00 AM.
Trains & tours
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Transfers
Private pickup from Cusco airport or the city, straight to the hotel.
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