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Rio Sagrado, A Belmond Hotel

Sacred Valley, Peru • Urubamba • SPLURGE

avg. $579 / night

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At a glance

A 21-room Belmond lodge where local stone casitas and handwoven textiles honor Andean architecture along the Urubamba River.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts visiting the Sacred Valley

Highlights:

  • Casitas built from local stone echo Andean agricultural terracing
  • Handwoven Cusqueño textile runners and eucalyptus beam ceilings
  • Floor-to-ceiling glass walls frame unobstructed valley and mountain views
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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.

Travel notes

1hr 25min drive from Cusco airport (CUZ)

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Rio Sagrado, A Belmond Hotel Reviews

1,299 reviews

"the best hotel at valae sagrado, amazing staff, amazing food, amazing experience. all the staff really amicable and attentive to our needs, the alcapas at the garden are really something, my kids loved it."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 14, 2026

"We had an exceptional stay from the moment we were shown to our beautiful garden villa with a stunning view of the mountains and the Urubamba River river flowing closeby. We loved the quiet tranquility being in the valley and I loved my early morning yoga class sitting close to the river. So many little touches such as our English Breakfast Tea Bags and fresh milk being brought to our room for us. All the wonderful cacau choclates each evening and the abundance of water bottles making sure we never dehydrated as were in a very high altitude. It was wonderful to be able to feed the Alpaca's their milk and provided wonderful photographs. Exceptional staff were Alyandro, Food & Beverage Manager, Sabrina, our waitress and Eddy."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 04, 2026

"A stunning location by the river with rustic charm and the most friendly staff. Alpacas roaming the property which has many beautiful spots to sit and relax. Wish we could have stayed longer"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 02, 2026

"Fantastic atmosphere, incredibly kind and welcoming staff. We came here for a family wedding and stayed 5 nights. No complaints! It was a truly exceptional experience and a trip we will remember for a lifetime. The Hotel helped us set up some pretty amazing excursions, including a train and private tour of Macchu Piccu, as well as a horseback ride throughout the villages of the sacred valley. This was also a very beautiful wedding venue. Easily accommodated large groups. Food was delicious. Thank you very much to the entire Rio Sagrado staff. We will miss you and the alpacas!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 01, 2026

"We absolutely loved our stay at Belmond Rio Sagrado and would return without hesitation. The setting is truly spectacular—the grounds are beautifully maintained, with stunning mountain views everywhere you look. The pool was gorgeous, and one of our favorite experiences was feeding the alpacas, which was such a fun and memorable touch. Our room was lovely, exceptionally clean, and very well maintained, with beautiful views of the Sacred Valley. While the accommodations are more understated than some luxury resorts, they felt perfectly in keeping with the peaceful natural surroundings. While there is no air conditioning, we didn't need it at all. The screened doors allow for fresh mountain air, and the hotel thoughtfully provides heat when needed. We especially appreciated that the beds were warmed in the evening—a wonderful touch after a day of exploring. The spa and jacuzzi were excellent and provided a perfect place to relax. Breakfast was outstanding, with a wide variety of fresh, high-quality options. Dinner was also delicious, and we were especially impressed by the chocolates made on-site. Watching them being prepared fresh in the morning made them even more special. They also gave us this beautiful hand made travel tags for our children who we weren’t with which was so special. I’ll always cherish them! We stayed here before visiting Machu Picchu, and it was the perfect place to unwind, acclimate, and enjoy the beauty of the Sacred Valley. From the service to the setting, everything exceeded our expectations. Highly recommended."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 29, 2026

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