This is a modern hotel in an awesome setting in the Sacred Valley between Cuzco and Machu Picchu. I might have enjoyed it more if I were given a better room. Mine was on the ground floor, near the reception and dining hall building, and there was loud music playing just outside the property until well after midnight. The area... More

As mentioned in other reviews, the bone-jarring ride to reach the hotel on a dug up gravel road is not an auspicious start to your stay; however the hotel isn't responsible for that mess. Once you are within the gates though, you enter into a quiet oasis of beautifully manicured grounds and well-maintained large airy rooms. The polished wood floors... More

Upon flying into Cusco, we drove straight to this hotel. The drive was about 1 1/2 hours through some very scenic and beautiful countryside. The hotel is well hidden off the main road, which allows for a peaceful visit. We were able to tour the Sacred Valley from here without having to go back and forth to Cusco. Centrally located... More

This hotel was lovely once we finally arrived. The road to the hotel was shut down for repairs when we visited, so there was an alternate route that took about 20 mins longer each time we had to go in or out of the hotel. The "road" was very rough with very uneven surfaces, rocks, and uncovered sewer holes. I... More

You better want to be at this hotel because there is nothing around it. That being said the views are beautiful, the staff were very accommodating and the private patio very nice! Breakfast was average, room was nice.

We stayed here for one night and booked a junior suite. It was fantastic! The hotel is situated in a picturesque valley. The room we booked had a large bathroom and an outdoor shower. It had it's own private patio as well. The food in the restaurant is also good. We ordered ceviche and grilled beef tenderloin. The staff offered... More

I was shocked by the nauseating ride up an unpaved, pitted road filled with livestock to access this hotel. It was about 20 minutes of bone-jarring torture that I couldn't wait to end. You are rewarded when you finally reach the lobby. It is airy and well lit. You then have to ride a golf cart across gravel roads to... More

The road to this hotel is currently under construction and will rattle your teeth out of your head. It will be so for the next three months. Upon arrival, we were greeted professionally but curtly by the front desk employee, and we proceeded to argue with him about how long it would take to get to the train station in... More

Impressive location with amazing views of the mountains in the Scared Valley. The hotel is isolated, the rooms are very basic and needing maintenance. Breakfast buffet was average. Was a little disappointed with Casa Adina