Palacio Nazarenas, A Belmond HotelvsRio Sagrado, A Belmond Hotel, Sacred Valley
Both properties are highly recommended by writers. Overall, Belmond Palacio Nazarenas is the choice of most professionals compared to Belmond Hotel Rio Sagrado. Belmond Palacio Nazarenas ranks #4 in Cusco with recommendations from 8 sources like Gayot, Star Service and Hideaway Report.
Palacio Nazarenas, A Belmond Hotel
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Plaza Nazarenes 144, Cusco, Peru
From $390/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
Fodor's "Following years of careful renovation and rebuilding, Palazio Nazarenas opened in June 2012 as one of Cuzco's most glamorous hotels." Full review
Travel + Leisure "The forte of this 55-suite retreat is the attentive young staff who will cater to your every whim." Full review
Gayot "Travelers to Cusco who seek a sophisticated but authentic Peruvian retreat will find comfort at Orient-Expressâs Palacio Nazarenas."
Star Service "Transitioning life from a 16th-century convent to a luxurious boutique-hotel in a protected colonial city is not an easy task." Full review
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Half of the rooms have balconies, and these are always the first to be requested.
The Telegraph9.0
"In a restored 17th-century palace and convent, this elegant hotel offers suites set around cloistered courtyards." Full review
OysterLuxury
"Belmond Palacio Nazarenas is a four-and-a-half-pearl all-suite hotel in central Cusco, a short walk from the Plaza de Armas and Qurikancha temple." Full review
Hideaway Report96.0
"Atmospheric hotel comprised of a historic palace built in the mid-1500s on Inca foundations and a more modern annex." Full review
Condé Nast Traveler "This is is one of the top picks in Cusco, thanks to a convenient location, refined service, and rooms (and gardens) that inspire lingering." Full review
Michelin Guide "In two of its former lives, before being painstakingly restored and remodeled as a hotel by the Belmond group, Cusco’s Palacio Nazarenas was a convent and a palace. Convents and palaces..." Full review
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Take this one, for example: to combat the effects of Cusco’s high altitude, upon eagerly obliged request, the hotel will pump oxygen into your room through the air conditioning system.
Tablet "In two of its former lives, before being painstakingly restored and remodeled as a hotel by the Belmond group, Cusco’s Palacio Nazarenas was a convent and a palace. Convents and palaces..." Full review
Rio Sagrado, A Belmond Hotel, Sacred Valley Fodor's
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Km. 75.8, Carretera Cusco, Urubamba C01, Peru
From $280/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
Fodor's "Sprawled across 2.5 hectares of greenery, and situated alongside the Urubamba River, this retreat offers tranquility and comfort." Full review
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Even if you came to see the valley, don't be afraid to spend a couple days idling about the property; horseback riding and adventure tours can be arranged at reception, and cooking classes are available on request.
Jetsetter "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." Full review
Frommer's "This stylish Belmond property beside the Urubamba River is built of natural materials, giving it the look of an Andean village from afar" Full review
Lonely Planet Top Choice
"A design haven of cottage-style rooms with rough-hewn beams and exquisite accents of Ayacucho embroidery, this Orient Express property is the epitome of understated luxury." Full review
Michelin Guide "The way hotels are named these days, you’d expect “Sacred River” to be a bit of poetic exaggeration. It turns out the Rio Sagrado in question is the Urubamba, however, which happens to..." Full review
Michelin Guide 1 Star
"The way hotels are named these days, you’d expect “Sacred River” to be a bit of poetic exaggeration. It turns out the Rio Sagrado in question is the Urubamba, however, which happens to..." Full review
