The year 2025 marks a milestone for Peruvian hospitality: for the first time, several hotels in Peru have been awarded the new MICHELIN Keys, a distinction that highlights not just comfort and luxury, but also character, authenticity, sense of place, and service excellence.
Similar to what MICHELIN Stars represent for restaurants, MICHELIN Keys recognize hotels that offer truly memorable stays. Depending on the level of excellence, a property can earn one, two, or three Keys.
Peru now shines with fourteen hotels included in this first wave of MICHELIN Key distinctions for the country, from the Pacific coast in Lima to the Andes and Lake Titicaca. Below is the list of recognized properties and what makes each one special, following the number of Keys they received in 2025.
Nestled in the stunning Colca Valley, Las Casitas is the only hotel in Peru to receive the prestigious three MICHELIN Keys. This intimate retreat, made up of independent casitas surrounded by gardens and Andean landscapes, offers an atmosphere of total serenity.
Here, guests can enjoy gourmet cuisine with local ingredients, nature walks, horseback riding, and time to relax in a setting that perfectly blends luxury, privacy, and connection with the Colca Canyon.
Four Peruvian hotels have been awarded two MICHELIN Keys, a category reserved for properties that are considered truly exceptional and worth a detour.
Located on a private peninsula on the shores of Lake Titicaca, Titilaka offers a contemporary lodge experience with just a handful of suites, all with panoramic lake views. The hotel focuses on curated excursions (visits to local communities, island tours, nature and culture experiences) and a cuisine based on high-Andean products, all in an atmosphere of refined simplicity and deep respect for its surroundings.
In the historic center of Arequipa, Cirqa reimagines a centuries-old sillar (white volcanic stone) building into a sophisticated, minimalist boutique hotel. Its patios, arches, and thick walls preserve the spirit of the original construction, while the interiors and service respond to the expectations of the most demanding modern traveler. Its culinary offering pays homage to Arequipa’s rich gastronomic tradition.
Surrounded by fields and mountains, Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba is a contemporary hacienda in the heart of the Sacred Valley. The property stands out for its architecture inspired by colonial estates, its spacious rooms and casitas with open views of the valley, and a strong commitment to sustainability and the preservation of Andean culture and ingredients.
Located on the atmospheric Plaza de las Nazarenas, Inkaterra La Casona is a 16th-century colonial manor converted into an intimate boutique hotel with just a few suites. Thick stone walls, wooden balconies, fireplaces, and carefully restored details create a warm, exclusive atmosphere in the very heart of historic Cusco.
The category of one MICHELIN Key highlights hotels that are particularly charming and comfortable, with a strong personality. In Peru, the following hotels have received one Key in 2025:
In Lima: Design, Art, and Personalized Service
In the bohemian district of Barranco, Hotel B occupies an elegant Republican-era mansion that doubles as an art space. With contemporary art on its walls, a stylish bar, and walking-distance access to galleries and restaurants, it is a meeting point for travelers who seek culture and design in their stay.
Atemporal is conceived as a “hotelito” or chic guesthouse in a 1940s residence. With very few rooms, it offers a homely atmosphere, cozy common areas, and thoughtful services for the urban explorer: bicycles, a relaxed lounge, and attentive, personalized assistance.
Perched on the cliffs of Miraflores with direct views over the Pacific Ocean, Miraflores Park is one of Lima’s most iconic luxury hotels. It offers spacious suites, a rooftop pool, spa services, and a gastronomic proposal that showcases contemporary Peruvian cuisine in one of the city’s most exclusive neighborhoods.
In Cusco: History Brought to Life in Monasteries and Palaces
Once a 16th-century seminary, Monasterio still preserves cloisters, stone corridors, and a beautiful Baroque chapel. Today it is one of Cusco’s classic hotels, where history, fine art, and modern comfort coexist in a uniquely atmospheric setting.
Also located by the Plaza de las Nazarenas, Palacio Nazarenas is a former colonial palace transformed into a luxurious all-suite hotel. Many suites feature private plunge pools, and the property offers a refined spa and exceptional personalized service, making it one of the most exclusive addresses in Cusco.
In the Sacred Valley: Nature, Culture, and Relaxation
Explora Valle Sagrado combines contemporary architecture, a remote Andean setting, and a concept centered on exploration. Stays usually include guided hikes, cultural visits, and archaeological excursions, all complemented by cuisine based on regional ingredients and a serene, minimalist design.
Built along the banks of the Vilcanota River, Rio Sagrado feels like a luxurious Andean village, with gardens, stone paths, and alpacas grazing peacefully. Rooms and villas feature terraces that open onto the landscape, ideal for those seeking tranquility and immersion in nature without giving up comfort.
Tambo del Inka is one of the most complete resorts in the Sacred Valley, featuring its own train station to Machu Picchu, a renowned spa, and architecture inspired by Andean cosmovision. Its restaurant highlights local produce and traditional cooking techniques with a contemporary twist.
Near Machu Picchu: A Sanctuary in the Cloud Forest
Hidden within a private cloud forest reserve near Machu Picchu, Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel is a destination in itself. The property is known for its rich biodiversity (including hundreds of orchid species and numerous bird species), stone pathways, and villas that blend seamlessly into the landscape. It is an ideal base for travelers who want to experience nature and conservation alongside their visit to the Inca citadel.
The MICHELIN Keys awarded in 2025 not only celebrate the work and vision of these fourteen hotels, but also reinforce Peru’s position as a world-class hospitality destination.
For travelers, these distinctions are a clear sign that behind each Key there is:
In a single trip through Peru, it is now possible to design an itinerary that connects Lima, Arequipa, the Colca Valley, Cusco, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, and Lake Titicaca, staying in properties recognized by MICHELIN along the way.
The result: a journey where every overnight stay is part of the story—another way to discover why Peru is not only an outstanding destination for gastronomy and culture, but also for extraordinary hotel experiences.
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