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

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

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

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

On a street leading up above Cusco, this small, cozy and rustic hostal has a great living room/breakfast area with a fireplace and superlative panoramic views. — Frommer's

Surrounding two central courtyards, the rooms are small and feature wood floors...the very back of the hotel is covered in glass so you can look out on to the ruins of the Palace of Cusicancha. — Frommer's

A great option for families, these cozy, clean rooms and apartments have a separate bedroom with a double bed, a living room with a sofa bed, a kitchenette, and a desk. — Frommer's

This clean and attractive inn has a cafeteria, comfortable carpeted rooms, a TV lounge, room service (another rarity among small hostales), and laundry service. — Frommer's