Hacienda Urubamba
Eco-luxury Andean hacienda with a real conservation soul. Colonial furniture, authentic Inca masks, and handcrafted woodwork sit alongside heated floors, down duvets, and iPads. The look is unpretentious but the details are high-end. It feels more like a working estate than a resort.
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Why It Matters
Inkaterra is one of Peru's pioneer eco-luxury brands, and the Hacienda Urubamba is its Sacred Valley flagship. The on-site organic farm supplies the kitchen with zero-carbon produce, and the Mayu Spa's Healing Garden recovers ancestral Andean plants. The property's own organic black tea won the Medaille Gourmet Gold in 2023 and a silver at the 2024 Teas of the World Awards — something no other hotel in the Valley can claim.
A 5-star hacienda spread across roughly 100 acres of the Sacred Valley, planted at Km 63 on the highway between Cusco and Machu Picchu. Every room — whether inside the main Casa Hacienda or one of the 24 freestanding casitas — looks out directly over green mountain slopes and working agricultural fields. Here is the thing that separates it from other luxury properties in the Valley: the farm is genuinely operational. Oxen, not tractors, till the land using zero-carbon methods, and what grows there feeds the restaurant.
Where You'll Stay
6 room types available
Urubamba Casitas
Freestanding individual casitas scattered across the property — the most private accommodation option. Each one has its own fireplace, a private terrace with panoramic views, and an inviting dining area for two. The design is colonial with handmade wool coverlets and a full-length mirror. Great for couples who want their own footprint on the landscape.
King or Twin · 45 sqmUrubamba Junior Suite
A large, warm room with a private terrace looking out to the mountains. Has a small dining area for in-room breakfast and a colonial wardrobe. Comfortable without the extra living room of the full Suite — a good solo or couple option. Bathroom has the same quality touches: heated rail, Pima cotton towels, biodegradable toiletries.
King or Twin · 46 sqmUrubamba Owners Quarters (4 guests)
A Suite and Superior room connected by a shared terrace, sleeping up to four. Two spacious rooms with panoramic views of the green mountains and surrounding fields. Ideal for small families or two couples wanting connected but private spaces.
100 sqmUrubamba Owners Quarters (6 guests)
The flagship accommodation — a spacious duplex that connects a Suite with two Superior rooms, sleeping up to six guests. The upper floor has a privileged panoramic view of the mountains and surrounding fields. Comes with a fireplace, large living room for private dining, colonial wardrobe, and a full-length mirror. Bathroom has a heated towel rail. Breakfast is served in-room, with three-daily turndown.
190 sqmUrubamba Suite
Large and warm, with a fireplace, a private terrace, and a panoramic view of the mountains and fields. The Suite includes a spacious living room and a separate dining area — good for private meals. A sofa bed is included. The bathroom is generously sized with a heated towel rail, biodegradable toiletries, bathrobes, and slippers.
King or Twin · 64 sqmUrubamba Superior Deluxe
The entry-level room at the Hacienda, and still well-appointed. A private terrace with mountain views, a living area, dining corner, and closet. Bathrooms have the same biodegradable toiletries, Pima cotton towels, bathrobes, and slippers as the higher categories. The smallest rooms run 24 sqm — noticeably compact for the price point.
King or Twin · 24 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
1 venue on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Birdwatching along the hotel's various trails, covering a range of species from hawks to hummingbirds. A guide explains how the birds interact with the ecosystem. Good for casual birders and photographers as well as serious listers.
A hillside walk up Huasi Challa — which translates as 'house of the viewer' — for the best panoramic lookout over the village of Huayoccari and the surrounding Sacred Valley. The trail also passes medicinal plants and birdwatching spots.
Hands-on preparation of the ancestral Chicha de Jora beverage — the sacred Inca fermented corn drink. Guests participate in harvesting, grinding, fermenting, and finally tasting their own batch. One of the most authentic cultural experiences on offer at the property.
A full-day trek starting at Chinchero, ascending to Abra Pukaj'asa at 4,200m, then descending to the Inca ruins of Huchuy Qosqo and down into Lamay. Strenuous but rewarding — serious archaeology with serious altitude.
Drive up to Chinchero (the 'Rainbow City') and walk 8 km downhill along a genuine Inca trail through to the community of Urquillos. Good mix of birdwatching, medicinal plants, and archaeological scenery as you descend into the valley.
A guided visit to the Inkariy Museum, covering 8 of the most representative Inca and pre-Inca cultures in Peru. Good for families and anyone wanting to contextualise the archaeology they'll see throughout the Sacred Valley.
An easy Andean picnic with panoramic views over the Huaypo Lagoon, including drinks. Good for families and guests who want nature without the exertion.
A guided walk at sunset along the property's trails. The guide covers Andean astronomy and the significance of celestial observation in Inca culture — the kind of context that makes sunset feel meaningful rather than just pretty.
A challenging 3-hour hike to a high-altitude lake, with excellent birdwatching, landscape variety, and habitat changes en route. Difficulty level IV — not for the faint-hearted, but the birding and scenery at the lake are the reward.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Afternoon Tea Time (3:30–5:00 PM) featuring the hotel's award-winning organic black tea. Complimentary for in-house guests.
Each room comes with a complimentary bottle of Pisco. A Pisco Sour is also served as part of the Cocktail Hour.
Housekeeping visits three times daily in most room categories; Suite and Owners Quarters categories include in-room breakfast service.
A working 100-acre farm using zero-carbon methods — oxen instead of tractors, hand tools instead of machinery. Produce goes directly to the hotel restaurant. One of the defining features of the property.
Outdoor medicinal herb garden adjacent to the spa where guests harvest plants for their treatments. Also functions as a conservation garden for ancestral Andean herbs no longer in common use.
Located within the Mayu Spa complex.
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