Die Besten für Familien Hotels in Cusco

The finest hotel in Aguas Calientes — the town below Machu Picchu — Sumaq combines traditional Andean design with luxury service in a location that allows the earliest morning access to the citadel. The restaurant's seven-course Andean dinner menu and the thermal bath programme make an overnight here far more compelling than it sounds.

• Machu Picchu access
• First entry advantage
• Andean dinner

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A converted 16th-century colonial mansion in the artistic San Blas neighbourhood with 93 rooms across several buildings, a garden patio, and the Casa Andina group's reliable quality standards at prices that represent outstanding value for the setting. The in-house oxygen therapy programme is genuinely helpful for altitude adjustment.

• San Blas
• Oxygen therapy
• Colonial mansion

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A converted colonial house in the bohemian San Blas neighbourhood with a rooftop terrace, a ceviche bar, and rooms that celebrate contemporary Andean craft. The social atmosphere and the location walking distance from the best Peruvian restaurants in the city make it excellent value.

• San Blas
• Ceviche bar
• Rooftop terrace

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The most sociable budget option in Cusco, Loki has a bar, pool tables, movie room, and an events programme that makes it a genuine community for the backpacker circuit. The altitude warnings and coca-tea service from the staff are genuinely helpful, and the Inca Trail coordination service is better organised than many tour operators.

• Günstig
• Social
• Inca Trail base

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A comfortable mid-range Peruvian hotel brand in a central historic building with reliable quality standards, helpful staff, and a breakfast that uses local Andean grains and tropical fruits. Good value in a competitive market, and the location makes Cusco's archaeological sites all walkable.

• Mid-range value
• Andean breakfast
• Central

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Not in Cusco city but in the Sacred Valley — which all serious travelers to the region should use as a base for at least one night — Rio Sagrado hugs the Urubamba River with glass-fronted casitas, a river-view infinity pool, a spa using highland herbs, and a restaurant that celebrates the valley's extraordinary agricultural biodiversity.

• Sacred Valley
• River casitas
• Agricultural biodiversity

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