Very personal, caring staff that went beyond expectations

The staff and dining were very good. A very nice place to stay.

The staff and dining were very good. A very nice place to stay.

Beautiful hotel in the middle of the mountains. Rooms are spacious and comfortable. Great for nature lovers.

Beautiful rooms and gardens and most accommodating and friendly staff.

It’s a beautiful place, very quiet and isolated from the city. Ideally for a romantic getaway or a family trip. Staff is great and helpful, and the place is well maintained and looks incredible.

Our stay was unbelievable. The room was beautiful, the private jacuzzi was amazing and the service was impeccable. Michael went above and beyond to make our stay special. He's a fabulous cook, had great suggestions about excursions and taught a private Peruvian style cooking experience for us. The grounds are gorgeous, covered in flowers and grass. What we found wonderful was the seclusion of the resort which might not be for everyone if they want to be close to the action. Marco, who provides transportation to town and daily excursions, is one of a kind. If you're looking to relax in one of the most beautiful places in the sacred valley, this is the spot.

Our stay was unbelievable. The room was beautiful, the private jacuzzi was amazing and the service was impeccable. Michael went above and beyond to make our stay special. Hes a fabulous cook, had great suggestions about excursions and taught a private Peruvian style cooking experience for us. The grounds are gorgeous, covered in flowers and grass. What we found wonderful was the seclusion of the resort which might not be for everyone if they want to be close to the action. Marco, who provides transportation to town and daily excursions, is one of a kind. If youre looking to relax in one of the most beautiful places in the sacred valley, this is the spot.

The hotel is absolutely beautiful, the rooms, furniture and bathrooms are comfortable and clean. The manager German, and the restaurant manager Miguel are great! The only reasons why I would not give them a 5 star rating all accross are: Location- it is so far from the town of Urubamba that even the local taxi drivers had a hard time taking us there after our Sacred Valley tour. It is also about 45 minutes away from the Ollantaytambo train station where you catch the train to Machupicchu. The room: I wish it had blackout curtains. It was hard to sleep in with so much light coming in. The service for dinner: there was this lady helping us for dinner who needs a lot of training, she did not acknowledge us until we finally had to ask her for a menu, then she completely forgot what one of us had ordered and only brought food to my GF, it was not what we expected from this higher than average priced hotel. Also if you are booking through Travelocity, and you want a room with a king bed, make sure you make the right reservations. We ended up with 2 queen beds in our room :(

The hotel is absolutely beautiful, the rooms, furniture and bathrooms are comfortable and clean. The manager German, and the restaurant manager Miguel are great! The only reasons why I would not give them a 5 star rating all accross are:Location- it is so far from the town of Urubamba that even the local taxi drivers had a hard time taking us there after our Sacred Valley tour. It is also about 45 minutes away from the Ollantaytambo train station where you catch the train to Machupicchu.The room: I wish it had blackout curtains. It was hard to sleep in with so much light coming in.The service for dinner: there was this lady helping us for dinner who needs a lot of training, she did not acknowledge us until we finally had to ask her for a menu, then she completely forgot what one of us had ordered and only brought food to my GF, it was not what we expected from this higher than average priced hotel. Also if you are booking through Travelocity, and you want a room with a king bed, make sure you make the right reservations. We ended up with 2 queen beds in our room :(

We booked this room for $170 USD, specifically because it had a whirlpool. My husband and I had just hiked Machu Picchu and thought that a jacuzzi would be nice to relax our muscles. First off, the hotel is extremely hard to find. It took our taxi driver another 30 minutes just to find it. And it's hit or miss with phone calls because they rarely answer the phone. Also, it is located on a dirt road and is surrounded by dilapidated homes and buildings which I would consider "slums". The hotel is greatly understaffed, with only 3 employees. The whirlpool is located outside and isn't even full when you get there. You have to fill it up and take out all of the bugs, dirt and leaves. Unfortunately, we couldn't even do that because the hot water ran out one hour into our stay. The hotel is located far away from everything in town. Unless you want to take a taxi, you are forced to eat at the hotel and the plates start at $20 USD. The food was mediocre at best. Also, there is no heater in the room. They give you one bundle of firewood when you arrive which barely heats the room, then you freeze for the rest of the night. Morning was horrible. I woke up to the freezing cold and the water was still only lukewarm. We were very upset about the whole ordeal. No hot water, unable to use the whirlpool and no heater. We only stayed for one night. We requested a partial refund for our problems but were denied by the manager. Stay here if you like cold showers and overpriced food.

We booked this room for $170 USD, specifically because it had a whirlpool. My husband and I had just hiked Machu Picchu and thought that a jacuzzi would be nice to relax our muscles.First off, the hotel is extremely hard to find. It took our taxi driver another 30 minutes just to find it. And its hit or miss with phone calls because they rarely answer the phone. Also, it is located on a dirt road and is surrounded by dilapidated homes and buildings which I would consider slums.The hotel is greatly understaffed, with only 3 employees. The whirlpool is located outside and isnt even full when you get there. You have to fill it up and take out all of the bugs, dirt and leaves. Unfortunately, we couldnt even do that because the hot water ran out one hour into our stay. The hotel is located far away from everything in town. Unless you want to take a taxi, you are forced to eat at the hotel and the plates start at $20 USD. The food was mediocre at best.Also, there is no heater in the room. They give you one bundle of firewood when you arrive which barely heats the room, then you freeze for the rest of the night. Morning was horrible. I woke up to the freezing cold and the water was still only lukewarm.We were very upset about the whole ordeal. No hot water, unable to use the whirlpool and no heater. We only stayed for one night. We requested a partial refund for our problems but were denied by the manager. Stay here if you like cold showers and overpriced food.

The Sacred Dreams Lodge is located in a remote valley next to a babbling brook. The room we selected was on the highest point of the property and offered a challenge because of the altitude. On our arrival my wife and I both had to stop on our way to the room so that we could catch our breath. The staff was outstanding and service was impeccable. German, the front desk manager and Michael, the bartender/restaurant manager assisted us immensely.

This was a fantastic experience we will not soon forget. The staff was so accommodating, the grounds so beautiful and the rooms so comfortable. Driving there you will wonder if you made a mistake, but this is a lovely oasis at the base of the mountains. They arranged tours for us with a driver which were convenient to Sacred Valley sites. The breakfast was delicious and the dinners were also enjoyable as Mike played bartender, chef and gracious host.

This was a fantastic experience we will not soon forget. The staff was so accommodating, the grounds so beautiful and the rooms so comfortable. Driving there you will wonder if you made a mistake, but this is a lovely oasis at the base of the mountains. They arranged tours for us with a driver which were convenient to Sacred Valley sites. The breakfast was delicious and the dinners were also enjoyable as Mike played bartender, chef and gracious host.

My stay with a group of over 20 people seemed like a challenge, but the staff managed to pull through with great hospitality and service. If it wasn't for our overwhelming numbers, I know that the limited staff would've been even better with focused attention for smaller groups. Had a great time and I would highly recommend this place to any interested traveler.

Place is quaint and secluded from the huzzle and buzzle of the town of Urubamba.

Place is quaint and secluded from the huzzle and buzzle of the town of Urubamba.

The first night we arrived, the restaurant was closed and we had no dinner options at the hotel. We ended up getting hot water for our own instant noodles.The rest of the stay was as expected and the room was comfortable.

Beautiful location and property! It overlooks urubamba and is tucked into a valley. Some taxi drivers had difficulty finding the remote location. Food was fresh and deliciously paired and the manager Marck was knowledgeable and warm. I am picky about beds and pillows, so it was refreshing to have both wonderful. It was the best sleep experience so far in Peru. The only downside was the lack of heat and water turning cold after a 5 minute shower. We had a space heater but it took a while to warm the room. We would definitely come back!

Beautiful location and property! It overlooks urubamba and is tucked into a valley. Some taxi drivers had difficulty finding the remote location. Food was fresh and deliciously paired and the manager Marck was knowledgeable and warm.I am picky about beds and pillows, so it was refreshing to have both wonderful. It was the best sleep experience so far in Peru.The only downside was the lack of heat and water turning cold after a 5 minute shower. We had a space heater but it took a while to warm the room.We would definitely come back!

We had an excellent stay at the Sacred Lodge. It is a little hard to find because it's tucked away in the mountain but once you're there, you don't want to get out again and just enjoy the quiet and tranquility. The food was average, nothing great, but the room was beautiful and we are glad we stayed the night there.

We had an excellent stay at the Sacred Lodge. It is a little hard to find because its tucked away in the mountain but once youre there, you dont want to get out again and just enjoy the quiet and tranquility. The food was average, nothing great, but the room was beautiful and we are glad we stayed the night there.

Beautiful hotel, the perfect place to relax after hiking in and around the Sacred Valley. A little difficult to find, so set up a taxi from the railway station or city center before you arrive in Urubamba.

Sacred Dreams Lodge is in a beautiful part of Urubamba, far off the beaten path. The resort's suites were well-appointed and attractively furnished - our room had a fireplace and sitting area. The landscaping for the resort is lovely and is surrounded by great scenery. There is a restaurant on-site but the food is a little over-priced for being somewhat basic (there are no other restaurants within easy walking distance). Try to arrange your taxi transfer from the rail station or city center beforehand, as several drivers we spoke with didn't know where the hotel was. Overall, a great find.

Sacred Dreams Lodge is in a beautiful part of Urubamba, far off the beaten path. The resorts suites were well-appointed and attractively furnished - our room had a fireplace and sitting area. The landscaping for the resort is lovely and is surrounded by great scenery. There is a restaurant on-site but the food is a little over-priced for being somewhat basic (there are no other restaurants within easy walking distance). Try to arrange your taxi transfer from the rail station or city center beforehand, as several drivers we spoke with didnt know where the hotel was. Overall, a great find.