Hotels in Cuzco

Facilities: Game Room, Business Center, Restaurant, Laundry/Valet Services and.

Facilities: 146, Pool, Handicapped Rooms/Facilities and No Smoking Rooms/Facilities.

Facilities: 152, Restaurant and.

Facilities: Room Service, Restaurant, Laundry/Valet Services and.

Facilities: 148 and.

Facilities: Fitness centre or Spa, Handicapped Rooms/Facilities, Business Center, Restaurant and Meeting/Banquet Facilities.

Points of Interest: Include - After a day exploring Cusco's historical sites, unwind in the sauna, the ideal way to end the day or unwind after a workout at the hotel's Fitness Centre. The lost town of Machu Picchu lies to the west of the city, one of the world's most magnificent historical sites.

Facilities: 146, 152, Fitness centre or Spa, Handicapped Rooms/Facilities and Business Center.

Points of Interest: Include - Cusco is surrounded near the wonders of natural world and impressive architectural ruins. In the main square of the town you can purchase colorful crafts and appreciate the curious and delightful design of the stone walkways and streets. and There are a number of tours to take from Cusco. One of the most striking is the visit to the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Two routes can reach the destination, the town of Ollantaytambo. One is via the town of Pisac, known for its ruins and colorful Indian market, which is at its best on Thursdays and Sundays. The other route is through the town of Chinchero. Our advice is to go via Pisac and return through Chinchero. The highlights in the latter town are its Inca ruins, Viceregal church adorned with a mural painting and as well its colorful Sunday Indian market. Both Pisac and Chinchero are about 35 minutes near car from the town of Cusco.Continuing along the route that borders the Urubamba River, you will emerge in the middle of the Sacred Valley, lying amidst mountains and plentiful crops that reveal the fertility of the soil. We recommend having lunch in Urubamba, where you can enjoy the lovely view from its outdoor restaurants. From there, you proceed on to Ollantaytambo. This is a site of particular interest, not only because of its Inca ruins (the quarries that yielded the stone for its construction can be visited), but as well because of the town itself, where the original Inca streets and walls still stand.The town of Cusco is the starting point, as well, for the rail trip to the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu. Or you can make a 3 or 4-day trek along the Inca trail, which leads into the extraordinary citadel. You can as well engage in individual adventure sports from Cusco (mountain-climbing, mountain cycling, horseback riding, etc) or take off for the Manu Reserve.