Peru Hotels
PeruPeru is an extraordinary country, so it's no surprise that you'll be able to choose from extraordinary accommodations. The country offers you plenty of outdoor beauty and city glamour, but you haven't even discovered the best part yet... Peru is the home of internationally award winning cuisine — whether you find yourself enjoying rugged adventures or cosmopolitan excursions, there will be delicious food at every turn!

Great for Families
Peru is a fantastic place to travel as a family, and these hotels cater to travelers with children. Their accommodations may have living rooms where the whole family can spend time together, or else include kitchens so that meals can be cooked and eaten communally. Family hotels usually have kid-friendly amenities, including playgrounds, swimming pools, game rooms, and more.
Honeymoon
Imagine cuddling up with soft blankets on a balcony or enjoying a candlelit dinner for two. These hotels are aimed at honeymooners and couples who desire an intimate and romantic atmosphere while traveling in Peru. They are chock-full of amenities that will to help you relax and enjoy your time together.
Luxury
Luxury hotels offer guests an experience in opulence and comfort. These are some of the nicest hotels in Peru and they have amenities that are aimed at making you feel relaxed, well-fed, and happy. Luxury hotels often have nice swimming pools, delicious restaurants, swanky spas, and amenity-rich rooms. Guests recieve top-of-the-line treatment from the hotel staff.
Eco Lodges
Eco-lodges are set in beautiful outdoor areas. Guests of these hotels have awesome access to nature, as many eco-lodges are set on large tracts of land in rural parts of Peru. As a guest of an eco-lodge you can often go bird watching, hiking, or biking right in your own backyard. Since these hotels are somewhat isolated, they usually provide guests with everything they need, including lodging, meals, and activities. These hotels tend to value sustainability and environmental stewardship. Do note, however, that their amenities and accommodations may be simpler than urban hotels.
Cabins and Villas
Cabins and villas offer travelers more private accommodations than are found in most traditional hotels. Cabins and villas are scattered across a hotel's property, and are often set in gardens or near swimming pools. These separate, individual structures are a good option for couples, families, or travelers who just want a bit more privacy and room. They may have a living room, dining room, and kitchen. Even better, many cabins and villas have a private porch where you can sit outside and soak up the sights and sounds of Peru.
Isolated
Remote resorts are scattered throughout the Peruvian countyside. They are found in beautiful rural areas and are fairly off-the-grid. Since these hotels are somewhat isolated, they provide travelers with everything they need, including lodging, meals, and activities. These hotels are a good choice for travelers who want peaceful accommodations and close proximity to nature.
Boutique
Boutique hotels are small and stylish. They provide guests with personalized service and an intimate atmosphere. The service at these hotels is usually top-notch, as is the food. What's more, every boutique hotel has a unique theme or design — no two are alike.
Bed and Breakfast
Bed and breakfasts are comfy and inviting. These are smaller and more intimate than most hotels, and are a good option for travelers who want a more cultural experience. The hosts of B&Bs are typically quite friendly and work hard to keep guests happy. Breakfast is served each morning.
Beachfront
The Peruvian coastline extends along the Pacific Ocean some 1,500 miles (2,414 km) from Ecuador to Chile. There are beautiful beaches throughout much of it, and the hotels in this category will provide you with optimal access to coastal areas. You can enjoy all sorts of activities while staying at one of these hotels, including swimming, surfing, snorkeling, fishing, and horseback riding.
Hilltop
If you're looking for a room with a view, then you've come to the right place. Hilltop hotels are set at elevated vantage points and look out over the coast, mountains, forest, or city. The scenery can be dramatic and inspiring. Understandably, these hotels usually have private balconies and communal areas where you can relax and enjoy the view.
City Center
Town center hotels are conveniently located in the heart of Peru's towns and cities. You can often walk to cultural attractions, restaurants, bars, and shops from your hotel. If you enjoy experiencing urban centers and exploring a city on your own two feet, these hotels may be a good option.
All Inclusive
The name says it all — these are hotels that include everything you could ever need (or want) while traveling in Peru. That means that rooms, food, drinks, and even activities are usually covered while staying here. This makes it easy to direct your attention towards more important things, like having fun and enjoying your time in Peru.
Midrange
Midrange hotels offer travelers nice accommodations for a fair price. These hotels are a good mix of comfort, convenience, and affordability. The rooms usually have private hot water bathrooms and cable TV, and many hotels have onsite restaurants. Midrange hotels are found in most destinations throughout Peru.
Budget
Are activities more important than accommodations to you? If so, budget hotels may be a good option. These hotels are comfortable, but not lavish — they offer affordable rooms and basic amenities. The rooms are clean and simple and usually include a private bathroom. Their economical price will allow you to save your money for other things, like tours and food.
Business
If you're traveling in Peru on business or just want access to a range of helpful amenities, a business hotel may be a good choice. These hotels usually have comfortable, sleep-friendly rooms and easy access to amenities like Wi-Fi, computers, fax machines, printers, dry cleaning, conference rooms, and more. Business hotels often have restaurants that can cater meetings or events and are located in cities.
Airport
Peru has several international airports. Most travelers will fly into the Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima, although there are other international airports in Cusco, Arequipa, and Iquitos. The following hotels are comfortable and convenient places to stay before and after flying. Their amenities are geared towards travelers, with rooms that may include free breakfast and airport shuttles.
Speaking of food, for a gastronomic adventure, you can eat your way through the capital city of Lima, Peru. Luxury hotels will make this an indulgent experience, but even if you find yourself in the country on business, you've got to eat! So, why not do it in some of the city's best restaurants. If you're looking for a cozy experience, stay at a bed and breakfast, and feel like you're dining with a host family in Urubamba — the middle of the Sacred Valley, or the Ica Valley — the perfect destination for wine lovers.
What's a trip to Peru without spending plenty of time in the fresh air? A missed opportunity! Luckily, that won't be a problem when you stay in Augas Calientes, where you can enjoy thermal baths before you go to Machu Picchu. The Sacred Valley is as magical as it sounds, and you'll enjoy it even more when you're in an eco-lodge, communing with nature. For an extraordinary travel story, book yourself a jungle adventure at a remote resort — Tarapoto is near Peru's Amazon Basin.
For every excursion, price point, and travel style you can think of, we have the solutions for you. This is Peru your way, and your ideal hotel is just the start of your adventures.
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