Hotel Rio Sagrado

Current Local Time: 18:05 / Thu, May 24th, 2012

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Nightly Rates from:

USD 185

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This is the lowest rate found by travelers in the past 60 days. Actual rate may vary based on seasonality and availability.
Kiwi Advantage

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For most standard rates at this hotel, you'll receive:*

Complimentary lunch or dinner for up to two people per room, excluding alcohol and taxes. Once during the stay
*May not apply to promotional rates or packages
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Book the Visa Premium Card Rate with any of the following Visa Premium Cards: Visa Signature, Visa Infinite or Visa Platinum and receive these exclusive additional benefits.

The best available rate

Automatic room upgrade upon arrival, when available

Complimentary continental breakfast

3PM check-out, when available

VIP Guest status

$25 food or beverage voucher

Free in-room Internet or Valet parking

Read Our Terms and Conditions
- Room & Suites:
  21
- Setting:
  Countryside, Mountain
- Style:
  Boutique, Resort

Overview
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Overview

Sitting on the riverbank below enormous peaks at Hotel Rio Sagrado, It's immediately obvious why the Incans called Urubamba "the sacred valley."

Up among the fairytale-like clouds of Machu Picchu, awe-struck tourists explore one of the world's most amazing archeological sites. However, far down below in the valley, yet another wonder awaits travelers: Hotel Rio Sagrado.

Of course, it's no pre-Colombian stone fortress in the sky, but ancient dig sites don't have spas, do they? Here, at the river's edge, bucolic green pastures are dotted with the rooms, suites, and villas of Hotel Rio Sagrado, each boasting Peruvian cotton sheets, views of the river, and heated wooden floors.

El Huerto Restaurant prepares flavorful Peruvian cuisine with the assistance of local organic produce and spices. You'll need a full belly if you're going to explore the region; tours up the Inca Trail, river rafting, and of course, Machu Picchu are just a few of adventures you can partake in.

Feet weary? Heed the call of the spa, where local herb extracts will have you feeling like Incan royalty. And these days, there aren’t any Spaniards around to dethrone you.

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