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DCO Suites, Lounge and Spa

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DCO Suites, Lounge and Spa is an exclusive, hip and stylish first class beach resort on a sandy Pacific beach close to lively Mancora. 

Along the north coast of Peru the Pacific laps sandy beaches with warm surf-tipped waves. Peru is not a notable beach destination but for a wind-down following a holiday exploring the cultural and landscape highlights it is an attractive choice.  
The experience was formerly limited by the fact that accommodation options were rustic or basic but now, on the lovely Las Pocitas beach, you can stay at the DCO Suites, Lounge and Spa, an exclusive beach resort which offers facilities and service of the highest standard.
It’s all very cool, very chic, very top-quality, with contemporary minimalist style, colours complementing those of the sand and sea, and features crafted from local stone and driftwood. They aspire to satisfying your desire for total relaxation and pampering; with only seven rooms receiving guests (mostly couples, though there is a family suite) can really concentrate on making you feel welcome.  
The infinity pool is blissful – the perfect place to enjoy a champagne cocktail and watch a tangerine sun set beyond the horizon of the Pacific Ocean – and the highly-rated restaurant is another feather in their cap. 
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What our clients say

  • Highlight?: Seeing Machu Picchu for the first time, it literally took my breather away, Ineven had tears in my eyes it is so stunning.

    CE, Rickmansworth Jul 2017
  • Most Memorable Moment?: Perhaps looking down on Machu Pichu for the first time, or was it the ceviche for lunch as part of the buffet in the Sacred Valley, or…

    AD, Cheltenham Feb 2016
  • Highlights?: White water rafting on the Urabamba river, Pirahna fishing and the lake titicaca tour.

    MH, London Sep 2017
  • Highlight: Machu Picchu - truly breath taking.

    PT, Swindon May 2016
  • "The aim was always to get to Machu Pichu and we did it in style all the way. MP was everything we expected. Cusco, Sacred Valley and Machu Pichu hotel…

    JE, London Nov 2014
  • Machu Picchu was the most memorable part of the trip. The rain forest was fun. We loved the Andean Express train journey too.

    MdlATS, London Aug 2015
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Jamie Swan - Product & Marketing

Jamie backpacked across Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Argentina and Brazil before joining us; he has a degree in politics and is also a keen sportsman..

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