Luxury Hotels & Resorts in Peruvian Highlands from NZ$209

"We were very happy with our stay here. We stayed 2 separate nights here. There was an initial confusion with the booking. It was hotels.com or Expedia fault. They didn’t send them that we would be 3 people even though we had specified it in our reservation. Hotels.com customer service was horrible and useless but Tierra Viva staff was very nice about it and didn’t charge us anything extra. The rooms were spacious and beds were comfortable. We were on the upper floors on both occasions. The staff helped carry our luggage to the rooms and also bring them down at checkout. We left 2 pieces of luggage during our first stay. When we returned they had put the luggage in our room already. Location of the hotel is very central and close to the main square. Area was lively and felt very safe. Breakfast had good selection and the staff helped us get some hot milk for our son. Overall apply with our stay and would be glad to come back. "

"The staff were very friendly and always caring. I got a very nice welcome blanket when I arrived aswell "

"Very clean and safe with extremely attentive staff. Great location for restaurants and shops. I would highly recommend this hotel. "

"El hotel es bello, la cama super comoda. El lugar silencioso, se puede descansar. El personal de primera. Y la arquitectura del lugar es bella. Recomendable 100% El desayuno es muy bueno."

"Amazing stuff and I really enjoyed the breakfast"

"Great location, fantastic room"

"We had to get a breakfast to go as we were leaving at 3am. The packed breakfast was excellent and the hotel kept our luggage whilst we were in Machu Picchu at no extra cost. The room was immaculate and amenities great. A free pisco sour was a great touch too"

"Staff was amazing."

"Overall, the hotel is very good. Breakfast was fine and the location is excellent. We had an unpleasant issue on the first night: we were given a room which, although nice and spacious, had an intermittent noise coming from the ceiling that lasted the whole night. It sounded like knocking or dripping. Sleeping through that on the first night, while still getting used to the altitude, was practically impossible. However, the staff were very helpful in relocating us to another room the following day."