Hotel Tierra Inka Sacred Valley

We stayed for three nights with Alex in December and didn’t want to leave! The views from the hotel, whether during the day or at night, are absolutely breathtaking. Alex was incredibly accommodating, assisting us with everything we needed—from arranging a baby crib to organizing a cozy fire pit for stargazing. They even took care of our laundry, which was a huge help while traveling with kids. As a family-run establishment, the service is truly exceptional. Alex, in particular, went above and beyond to make our stay unforgettable. His attentiveness and dedication added an extra layer of warmth and hospitality to an already wonderful experience. I can’t wait to return and stay even longer next time! This charming hotel is set in a peaceful and serene location, surrounded by stunning grounds filled with vibrant flowers, fruit trees, and flitting hummingbirds. There are plenty of cozy spots to relax and soak in the natural beauty. The hotel offers complimentary tea and water throughout the day, a thoughtful and welcoming touch. Breakfast was outstanding, featuring fresh avocados from their garden, made-to-order eggs, ham, cheese, local breads, yogurt, cereal, and freshly squeezed orange juice. It was the perfect start to each day in this tranquil oasis.

We had a wonderful stay at this charming hotel set in a peaceful and serene environment. The grounds are stunning, filled with vibrant flowers and fruit trees, and hummingbirds flitting about. There are plenty of cozy spots to sit and soak in the natural beauty. The hotel offers complimentary tea and water throughout the day, which is a lovely touch. The breakfast was exceptional, featuring fresh avocados from their garden, made-to-order eggs, ham, cheese, local breads, yogurt, cereal, and freshly squeezed orange juice. This family-run hotel provides outstanding service. Our trip was made even more special by Alex, who went above and beyond to ensure our stay was memorable. His helpfulness and attention to detail truly enhanced our experience.

This is a peaceful oasis with beautiful views. On clear days snowcapped peaks are visible and you also look into the ruins at Ollaytaytambo. It is a family run business. Alex leads the team and is a fantastic resource advising and arranging all things from tuk tuk to village, cars to Cusco, dietary needs, places to visit and so on. Very helpful and knowledgeable. Rooms are beautifully appointed, tastefully decorated and functional. Clean and crisp. There are 10 rooms. Breakfast is included. I would recommend Tierra Inka with hesitation. Great to use as a base to explore Sacred Valley and to visit Macchu Picchu. Wish I had allowed for more days here. Next time for sure. Keep up the good work Alex.

Spectacular view of the valley and archeological site (and Mt Veronica range when the clouds lift) from the upper rooms. The owner Alex is a superb host and set us up for tours to Pisaq, Moray etc. We chose the new room at the top (penthouse) with panoramic views. The room was very spacious, the bed comfortable, the pillows soft and lots of comforters on the bed for the cool nights (heaters are not used in this part of the world). We had a balcony as well, but there is a large courtyard with beautiful gardens (and hummingbirds). Breakfast consists of local bread, cheese, ham, eggs to order, avocado fresh off the tree out front, cereal, oatmeal, fruits and fresh orange juice. Filtered water. Is available to refill water bottles. The shower is hot with good pressure. The hotel is about a 5 min walk from the archeological site (which is well worth the visit) and 10 min walk from the Plaza de Armas. It is on the edge of town—take a Tuk Tuk taxi from the bus/train station—the streets are cobblestone or dirt so don’t drag your suitcases. This is a small family owned hotel,so be prepared to be treated like family. Highly recommend over the places in the middle of town. Just a note that the roosters start up about 4 am if you’re a light sleeper.

If you can fine this place, you are on to a good thing! It is rather at the back via some really narrow road in a small town of Ollantaytambo. But once you get there, and manage to get someone's attention to open the front gates, you are onto an oasis - a nice quite beautiful place. We were here in May, and there was a little work still going on, so everything was pretty new and worked fine. You can walk from here to the Ollantaytambo ruins, as well as to the train station, maybe 10-15 mins either way. Or take a taxi, not expensive.

Stayed here before and after our 2-day Inca Trail trek and were thrilled with our choice. Beautiful views of the surrounding area and a lovely courtyard inside the gates. Secure parking if you self-drive. Very comfortable, good-sized room compete with sitting area. The host and staff were very friendly and accommodating, bilingual and good at troubleshooting if an issue arises.