Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel & Wellness

This is one of the nicest resorts I have ever been to. Great grounds, many things to do, amazing staff, great location for sacred valley exploration. Room was wonderful, albeit a bit cold the first night. There is a museum, a shop for alpaca things which I regret I did not buy, a movie theater.... wonderful plants, trees and birds everywhere. They recommended us a knowledgeable driver who took us to many places (Pepe) who was reliable and super nice! I wish we had more time there!

There was only one restaurant on the property and it was not very good. Definitely something to improve here.... the main dinner courses were bad both nights. The lamb was dry and over cooked, the lomo saltado was bland, chewey and uninspired. Breakfast had few choices and equally uninspired and bland. The only saving grace was the bar food, which was actually quite good! Quesadilla was yummy! Pisco sours very good!

It's a pricey luxury hotel that we can't afford, but we got a great deal ($600 for 3 nights) and used as base for visiting the Sacred Valey. Very good service, good and varied breakfast, clean rooms and bathrooms. Nice colonial architecture.

Awful and spotty Wifi in our bedroom. Shower took too long to warm up. Poor tourist information in front desk.

When we checked in they told us that they had great news and that we had been Upgraded to two story river suite. We were traveling with a baby and they went out of their way to accommodate us. They handled all transportation and tours when we wanted with ease. The food quality is top notch with lots of variety. The location is peaceful but Close enough to nearby attractions. We enjoyed the spa and massage.

We liked everything

Aranwa was absolutely amazing. We stayed the 2 nights before at Tamba Del Inka which was equally amazing, but different. The hotel is centered around an old hacienda which is beautiful. The grounds have Llama, peacocks, parrots and bridges and fountains. You are surrounded by mountains. Our 2 teen grandsons trekked the Inca Trail and we chose to stay at Aranwa when they returned. We felt it was a little more teen friendly. They loved the resort! I only booked one night, giving them the choice to go to Cusco the next day. They made their choice in 60 seconds. Breakfast was very good as were the selections. Dinner was also very good. We had a Spa Day and it met expectations. I've been in spas around the world. We had river view rooms with walkout terraces which were steps away from the "river" which was filled with Koi. The staff was wonderful. An outstanding 2 days!

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