Set amidst the Sacred Valley’s rolling hills, Hotel Sol y Luna blends Andean heritage with contemporary luxury, offering a serene retreat.
Highlights
From Novo Andino cuisine at Killa Wasi to private dinners in the wine cellar and Wayra’s lively barbecue, each meal is a celebration of Peruvian flavours and craftsmanship.
Individual casitas combine traditional Incan materials with contemporary comfort, offering terraces, spacious bathrooms, and premium casitas with outdoor hot tubs.
Experience cultural showcases, including traditional Peruvian music and Paso horse displays, curated by the hotel.
Indigenous-inspired therapies, a heated pool, and serene wellness spaces offer complete relaxation.
Nestled in the heart of Peru’s Sacred Valley, Hotel Sol y Luna offers an enchanting escape where Andean tradition meets contemporary luxury. Originally a colonial estate, the property has been transformed into a serene sanctuary, surrounded by lush gardens, rolling hills, and breathtaking mountain vistas. Its thoughtful design honours local heritage, with hand-painted tiles, antique furnishings, and artisanal details creating a warm, inviting atmosphere.
The hotel’s accommodations comprises of individual casitas, each with distinctive décor and terraces overlooking verdant landscapes. Guests can wander the vibrant gardens, explore the orchard and flower-filled courtyards, or simply soak in the panoramic views from a hammock, feeling completely at one with the valley’s rhythms.
A proud member of the Relais & Châteaux portfolio, Sol y Luna delivers exceptional dining at every turn. The Wayra Restaurant serves a sumptuous afternoon barbecue, accompanied by traditional Peruvian Paso horse displays, while the Killa Wasi Restaurant showcases Novo Andino cuisine, a sophisticated fusion of Andean, coastal and international flavours. For a truly intimate experience, private dinners can be arranged in the hotel’s exquisite wine cellar, personally curated by the chef.
The hotel’s location also makes it an ideal base for exploring Incan wonders such as Pisac, Ollantaytambo, Maras and Moray, or embarking on the iconic journey to Machu Picchu. One can also enjoy a range of activities booked at the reception; including horse-riding (the hotel has its own stables and well-trained horses), quad-biking, rafting, kayaking, mountain-biking and paragliding.
When to visit
If you only have time to see one of the market towns in the Sacred Valley, think about visiting Chinchero rather than touristy Pisac for a more authentic experience.
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Hotel Sol y Luna is 1km from the town of Urubamba in the Sacred Valley and approximately 2-hours train ride away from Machu Picchu.
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