Aranwa Sacred Valley

Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel and Wellness is built on a seventeenth century colonial hacienda by the Vilcanota River. A splendid architecture and attention to every detail gives the hotel a very cozy atmosphere. It has 115 rooms, including 14 ample suites, surrounded by gardens and mountains. The hotel offers rooms decorated in colonial style as well as other modern minimalist decor. Unno Spa is the heart of Aranwa, a complete and specialized health center where mind, body, and spirit will be renewed. Built on 2,500 m2, has a modern infrastructure that includes everything from a hyperbaric chamber, hydrotherapy pools, Vichy shower treatment rooms and meditation, to a large room with aromatherapy oxygen.

Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel & Wellness offers assorted culinary alternatives for the delicate palate of its guests. Pukawi Gourmet Restaurant offers world-class cuisine, with a menu that reflects a journey between cultures maintaining the essence of the Andean tradition, combined with new culinary trends. Rikhuna Restaurant offers a lighter cuisine, which includes products of the region. Kusi Pisco Bar and Sushi Bar offerscocktails, from recipes by Hans Hilburg, are prepared from Pisco and other spirits of international renown. Nearby, the Sushi Bar offers Japanese and Peruvian fusions with exquisite Andean touches from the Sacred Valley. Colonial Kitchen, in the ancient Manor's museum, has a kitchen that belonged to the former Yaravilca estate. It has a huge clay oven, where delicious pizzas can be prepared under the moonlight.

The Sacred Valley offers a range of activities and unique experiences for tourists visiting Peru. Considered a national cultural heritage, the provinces of Calca and Urubamba offer beautiful scenery, and invite you to experience the Inca culture, visiting archaeological attractions in the area.

Enjoy unforgettable days in Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel & Wellness and let yourself be carried away by its mystical atmosphere in the Sacred Valley of the Incas. It is the magical meeting of two eras: ancients Inca culture and colonial sumptuousness in one of the most beautiful landscapes in the world.