Highlights of Peru

,Casa Andina Select Miraflores: Casa Andina Select Miraflores offers spacious, modern accommodations in the heart of Lima's foremost barrio. All 155 guestrooms feature soundproof windows to help ensure a quiet nights rest, paired with comfortable mattresses, fresh linens, LED televisions, Wi Fi access and excellent staff services.  The hotel also has an on-site gym, sauna, Jacuzzi and hair salon, along with a La Plaza Restaurant which features a wide range of locally inspired cuisine. Casa Andina Premium (Sacred Valley): Casa Andina Premium Sacred Valley, a refuge in the mountains, offers fabulous views of the Andes from every room. This cozy hotel features locally inspired designs accented with rustic details throughout the guestrooms and Andean Cottages, allowing visitors to enjoy the peace and energy of the Valley. Guestrooms are arranged around large gardens and afford spectacular panoramic views of the valley and surrounding mountains. The Andean Cottages are private and located in the rear of the hotel.  As well, guests are encouraged to visit the on-site planetarium to better understand the southern sky by night. Inkaterra El Mapi Hotel: Inkaterra El Mapi Hotel is set in the village of Machu Picchu Pueblo, which is more commonly referred to as Aguas Calientes. This contemporary hotel is ideally located so that guests can admire and fully experience this quaint and folksy town. The atmosphere at El Mapi is playful and people-friendly, offering guests an uncomplicated stay. After an enlightening experience at Peru's most famed destination, Machu Picchu, guests can retreat to an ambient environment for deep relaxation and reflection. With a simple and functional concept in mind, rooms at the El Mapi feature eco-friendly amenities, creating a healthy and therapeutic atmosphere for your stay in Aguas Calientes. El Mercado Hotel: Warm and rustic, El Mercado is found in the heart of Cusco, just three and a half blocks from the city's main square, Plaza de Armas. A centuries-old building, it was originally part of the historic farmer’s market and this is reflected in its causal decor and spirited, locally-inspired cuisine. With all the amenities expected in a modern hotel, each of the 32 guestrooms balance contemporary comforts with colonial architecture paired with El Mercado’s legendary hospitality to ensure an exceptional stay.