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Sol y Luna

Sacred Valley, Peru • Urubamba • SPLURGE

avg. $497 / night

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Free breakfast

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At a glance

A 40-casita hacienda village in the Sacred Valley with Peruvian artist murals and locally quarried stone architecture.

Best for: Collectors and aesthetes seeking Andean immersion

Highlights:

  • 40 casitas with murals by Peruvian artists depicting pre-Columbian iconography
  • Fieldstone walls and adobe facades quarried and rendered from the Sacred Valley
  • Restaurant centered on a working domed adobe bread oven
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PB hotel design editorial

Scattered across four hectares of the Sacred Valley floor, where the Andes rise sharply on all sides and the air carries the altitude of 2,800 metres, the casita village that forms Sol y Luna was conceived not as a conventional hotel but as a Peruvian hacienda fragmented into landscape. The Belgian-born founder Marilú Languasco commissioned a design that drew its material logic from the valley itself — fieldstone walls quarried locally, terracotta roof tiles pitched against the mountain backdrop, rendered adobe facades painted in the saturated ochres and corals that reference Andean textile tradition rather than Iberian colonial precedent. Inside, each of the 40-odd casitas functions as a small private dwelling, the interiors distinguished by large-format murals commissioned from Peruvian artists — works depicting maize, birds, and pre-Columbian iconography in the purple, amber, and burnt orange palette that runs consistently through the property. Dark carved timber bed frames, hand-knotted Andean rugs in lavender and saffron stripes, and terracotta tile floors ground the rooms in regional craft. The restaurant amplifies the same vocabulary: rough-hewn eucalyptus columns, exposed beamed ceilings, a domed adobe bread oven glowing at the room's centre, and a wrought-iron spiral stair connecting the mezzanine above. At dusk, the pool terrace — teak loungers arranged beneath a clean contemporary pergola — holds the valley light for longer than anywhere else on the property, the surrounding gardens thick with bougainvillea and the Urubamba peaks holding their silhouette against the darkening sky.

Travel notes

1hr 45min drive from Cusco airport (CUZ)

About

Our unique property is an intimate 43-casitas hotel within 328,000 square feet of beautiful gardens surrounded by archaeological attractions, and many opportunities of outdoor activities. We have 15 high end luxury casitas like that one which have private terraces and plunge pools overlooking the gardens. They all have an entry porch, foyer, living room and are equipped with heating floor system and fireplace. All the decoration of the casitas is based on the art work of renowned Peruvian artists such as Jaime Leibane and the beautiful frescoed murals by acclaimed artist, Federico Bauer which makes them all really special and unique.

Amenities

Pool

Internet

Room service

Free Internet

Restaurant

Fitness center

Kids Activities

Suites

Free Parking

Bar/Lounge

Sol y Luna Reviews

2,301 reviews

"Sol y Luna was easily one of the absolute highlights of our trip to Peru. Located in Urubamba, the resort is serene, peaceful and immaculately maintained and ideally situated near Ollantaytambo, Chinchero, Moray, and the Maras Salt Mines. Instead of traditional hotel rooms, you stay in private casitas. We booked a two-room casita featuring a private jacuzzi with incredible mountain views. The evening turn-down service complete with hot water bottles tucked into bed kept us cozy, ensuring a great night's sleep before enjoying the sumptuous breakfast served bright and early starting at 5:00 AM. While the top-tier restaurant comes at a premium price, the quality of the food makes it worth every penny."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 27, 2026

"A beautiful hotel made up of individual casitas . Lovely touches like hot water bottles at turn down and a good radiator in the room. Delicious a la carte breakfast served from 5am so great for early morning activities. Pool and hot tub area a real plus- as you sit an gaze in awe at the mountains"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 24, 2026

"The tours available through the hotel are an absolute rip-off. As a long time customer of Relais & Chateux, I can affirm that it is a disgrace to the brand. I had booked all my tours in the Sacred Valley through an external operator which gave me full satisfaction. I decided to book my tour to Machu Picchu through the hotel, although way more expensive, as I wanted a top tour for the occasion. I eventually paid USD 5,000 for my family, instead of USD 2,000 with another operator for the exact same service. Even worse, since for unknown reasons circuit 3 was booked instead of 1 or 2 (which are the circuits everyone does on their first Machu Picchu tour as they give THE best view of the site) although I booked 3 and half months before and all circuits were still available at the time when I checked. As I heavily complained, the receptionist on the day we left - who appeared to be the manager but never introduced himself - recognized that the tour was a rip-off, but refused to partially refund the tour "since I had already paid". I find this behavior totally unacceptable in a Relais & Chateaux hotel. When you know the price is totally unjustified, when the wrong circuit has been booked, when your client heavily complains, you issue a partial refund. The hotel policy is "we managed to rip you off but since we will never see you again we could not care less". Awful mindset. Great hotel otherwise and I am giving an average rating to raise the reader attention."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 18, 2026

"Stunning property! Beautiful flowers, succulents, birds and nature. The large hummingbirds are so beautiful! A perfect sanctuary in the middle of our Peru adventure. Great location to base out of within Sacred Valley. We had a 2 room casita with small outdoor jacuzzi which was perfect. The decor is special and authentic and I was so comfortable. The property is so peaceful. There is no heat in the rooms so you need to use the fireplace or have staff turn on the heat for you. The front desk staff were friendly and helpful. We spent time poolside relaxing. The first day by the pool the service was perfect but the second day, staff was non-existent due to the World Cup which was a bit disappointing. The breakfast dishes are amazing as is the staff at breakfast! Unfortunately we did not love our meals at dinner especially after all of the amazing food we had experienced in Peru prior to coming to Sol y Luna. I would 100% return to Sol y Luna if I were to come back to the Sacred Valley and I would recommend the hotel to others."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 22, 2026

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