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Las Casitas del Arco Iris

  • Las Casitas del Arco Iris
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Delightfully secluded and homely hotel surrounded by flower-filled gardens in the heart of Peru's Sacred Valley. All proceeds go to a charitable foundation for deprived youngsters.

Deep within the heartland of the ancient Inca Empire, the secluded Casitas del Arco Iris is on the fringes of Urubamba in the Sacred Valley. It is a lovely spot surrounded by beautiful gardens where abundant flowers attract a wide variety of butterflies and bird life.

Consisting of a handful of spacious, homely bungalows scattered throughout the grounds, the accommodation is top-notch. Décor calls to mind a delightful country cottage and natural materials dominate. Further cosiness is added by the fireplaces in every bungalow.

The hotel’s restaurant serves gourmet Peruvian and international specialities prepared with organic ingredients grown on site. By day, there is much to explore in the peaceful environs of the Sacred Valley where trips to a wealth of archaeological sites and lesser-known beauty spots can be arranged by the friendly and helpful staff, while by night the warmth of the fire and the beauty of star-flecked night skies make the hotel an ideal place to unwind.

Central to the Casitas’ existence is the charitable foundation set up by the Dutch owner, who invests all proceeds in education, healthcare and training for deprived children and young people in the local area.

Bartolome, Galápagos

What our clients say

  • Beautiful relaxing setting. Meals excellent

  • Very friendly and helpful receptionist!

    YLS, Oct 2016
  • All our needs were very well catered for. Friendly and accommodating staff, made to feel really welcome.

    SC, Oswestry Jun 2018
  • The best!  Jamie was so right to suggest us resting here.  Beautiful restaurant.  Great food.  Lovely people and a thoroughly worthwhile enterprise.

    GN, Knightsbridge Jan 2016
  • “Las Casitas del Arco Iris was outstanding, beautiful setting, large and very welcome rooms and very peaceful (suited us perfectly but could be too quiet for others!).”

    TB, Berwick Upon Thames Sep 2013
  • amazing service. Gorgeous peaceful hotel.

    CW, Epping Feb 2017
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Heloise
Heloise Buxton - Travel Expert

Heloise started her Latin American journey as an exchange student in Santiago, Chile. With extended summer holidays this was the perfect opportunity to backpack through Bolivia, Peru, Argentina and Brazil.

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