Cusco

Historic hotel blocks from Cusco's Plaza de Armas, with two restaurants and oxygen-enriched rooms. — Jetsetter

From the arcaded slate lobby to the exposed ancient Inca wall in the atmospheric Rumi Bar, this historic city-hotel echoes the impressive Koricancha... with its unique stone features. — Travel + Leisure

This is is one of the top picks in Cusco, thanks to a convenient location, refined service, and rooms (and gardens) that inspire lingering. — Condé Nast Traveler

This sprightly spot might well steal the spotlight from the Hotel Monasterio, long the top luxury option in Machu Picchu’s gateway town. — Condé Nast Traveler

A former 16th-century convent packed full of pre-Inca, Inca and colonial artefacts; this feels as much like a trendy museum as it does a modern hotel. — The Telegraph

Casa Andina Private Collection Cusco is a three-pearl hotel in central Cusco, a two-minute walk from the Qurikacha temple and a little under 10 minutes by foot from the Plaza de Armas. — Oyster

There’s a lot going on in Peru these days, from the modern, stylish new hotels and booming restaurant scene in Lima to the constant stream of visitors to Machu Picchu. — Jetsetter

On a quiet street on the opposite side of the main square from the other deluxe offerings, this hotel is two blocks above Plaza de Armas and in a good location for exploring the city on foot. — Star Service

Stone walls, crackling fireplaces and antique chandeliers bring about a clubby feel, which is almost decadent when compared with the city's more meager surroundings. — Star Service

The spectacular Casa Cartagena adds sparkling allure to Peru's ancient capital. — Star Service

Rumi means “stones” and punku “doorway”, referring to the impressive Inca entrance-way that leads to two Colonial buildings and their flower-filled courtyards. — DK Eyewitness

This small hotel with a large staff—there's a 2-to-1 staff-to-guest ratio—prides itself on exceptional service and the rooms are quite comfortable. — Fodor's

One of the most luxurious properties in the Sacred Valley, boasting a wide range of guest services, stunning Inca-inspired architecture and superlative Andean cuisine. — The Telegraph