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Sol y Luna has 43 private stone casitas, two contemporary Peruvian restaurants, a luxury spa, and its own Peruvian Paso horse stables.
Robb Report, July 2026Sol y Luna is an easy day trip to the famous Inca ruins at Machu Picchu, Ollantaytambo, and Pisac, though the property is so beautiful you may not be inclined to do many day trips.
Fodor's Travel, January 2025A beautiful Relais & Chateaux resort in the heart of Peru’s Sacred Valley, set in lush gardens, with two excellent restaurants, a large spa, pool and its own stables.
The Telegraph, September 2022The 50 Greatest Luxury Hotels on Earth 2026
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A Tribute to the Sacred Valley
At an altitude of 2,800 meters, the colors of the Sacred Valley come alive—the deep blue of the sky, the rich red of the earth, and a dazzling mosaic of vibrant flowers. Inspired by this luminous landscape, Sol & Luna is a heartfelt homage to the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Its architecture blends avant-garde design with primitive Peruvian elements, where clay walls serve as a canvas for both contemporary and traditional Peruvian art, and locally sourced stones, beams, and bricks seamlessly integrate into the surroundings.
A Culinary Celebration of the Valley
Peruvian gastronomy is a fusion of global influences, abundant native ingredients, and a passion for extraordinary flavors. At Sol & Luna, we embrace this culinary heritage with a dedication to excellence. From harvesting our own vegetable gardens to sourcing the freshest ingredients at the local market, our cuisine reflects the authentic flavors of the Sacred Valley—preserving its ancestral essence while adding a contemporary twist. Each meal is an invitation to celebrate life through unforgettable dining experiences.
Wellness Rooted in Andean Tradition
In the heart of the Sacred Valley, Yacu Wasi—meaning ‘House of Waters’ in Quechua—pays homage to the Incas' reverence for the aquatic element. The spa journey begins with a herbal-infused sauna, followed by a serene dip in a heated pool overlooking the mountains, and culminates with restorative hydrotherapy baths enriched with salts and essential oils. In candlelit treatment rooms, the glow of stained glass windows sets the scene for indulgent rituals using organic Andean plants, honoring time-honored traditions of healing and renewal.
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