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Rio Sagrado, A Belmond Hotel

Sacred Valley, Peru • Urubamba • SPLURGE

avg. $579 / night

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Strung along the bank of the Urubamba River at roughly 2,800 metres above sea level, where the Sacred Valley floor narrows between near-vertical Andean slopes, Rio Sagrado — a Belmond property — was conceived less as a building than as a settlement, its terracotta-roofed casitas stepping up the hillside in loose clusters that echo the agricultural terracing visible on the surrounding mountains. The low-slung structures are built from local stone and timber, their pitched roofs and rough-plastered walls drawing on the vernacular architecture of the Quechua highlands rather than importing an international luxury grammar onto a landscape that would reject it. Inside, the interiors strike a balance between Andean craft and quiet contemporary comfort. Exposed eucalyptus log beams span bedroom ceilings, dark hardwood floors run throughout, and beds are dressed with handwoven textile runners in the saturated reds and golds of traditional Cusqueño weaving. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass walls give every room an unobstructed connection to the gardens or the valley beyond — a device that keeps the surrounding mountains continuously present. The restaurant carries the same material warmth: wide-plank timber floors, a heavy log-truss ceiling, and red velvet dining chairs that introduce a note of polish without disrupting the lodge-like register. The property's 21 rooms and suites are arranged to feel genuinely dispersed across the landscape, the pool terrace edged in dry-stacked stone and shaded by pale canvas umbrellas, the Urubamba audible throughout.

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1hr 25min drive from Cusco airport (CUZ)

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Rio Sagrado, A Belmond Hotel Reviews

1,287 reviews

"We staied at Belmond Rio Sagrado for few days in March. The hotel is in a magical place near the Urubamba river and completely immerse in nature. The Restaurant, SpA, and all the people at Rio Sagrado made our holidays feel very special. The attention to detail and the care for guests is second to none! If you are planning Machu Picchu the train starts from the hotel and the Hiram Bingham is an absolute MUST. A very special thanks to the GM Javier Carlavilla who managed to solve a personal issue we had with an incredible professionalism, aplomb, and savoir- fair!!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 05, 2026

"Sometimes there’s just no point hesitating. It’s a Belmont after all. Pros: - Lush green boutique hotel, sitting in between majestic mountains and rapids - Service quality that rivals the Middle East, all staff speak impeccable English - Gastro food - Comfortable rooms. First time that no TVs in the rooms is actually a plus - Roaming Alpacas to enchant the kids - Activities organized by the hotels e.g stargazing, cooking class, pisco tasting - Excursions organized by the hotel are perfect (knowledgeable guide, English speakers, water/oxygen/shoe cleaning service, all provided). Alternatively, the hotel can also organize the privatization of a taxi for very cheap to take you wherever you want by yourself (admittedly, it’s better if you can speak a bit of Spanish) Cons: - pricey Strong recommendation: Combine your stay with the Hiram Bingham train (the “Orient Express”) departing from a private train station at the hotel and that takes you to Machu Pichu. It’s a fantastic experience, from start to finish including a tour of the Machu Pichu. Just close your eyes and let them organize everything and in style!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 05, 2026

"There were 4 of us on a friend’s trip. We had never been to Peru, and wanted a combination of luxury and the opportunity to experience Machu Picchu via the train that leaves from the property. (If you’re booking in advance and want to do the train, make sure it’s a time of year where the train leaves this hotel because it varies). The hotel was very accommodating, and the alpaca feeding experience was a particular highlight. The restaurant service was wonderful, and the staff all went above and beyond. Bernie and Danae are two I remember specifically. And the food was 10/10. There were also some families, so the place is also kid-friendly. But the property is spread out enough that you can socialize or keep to yourself."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 05, 2026

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