Set in one of Lima’s most sought-after residential areas, Belmond Miraflores Park takes you straight to the heart of all that's best about this great capital city. Renowned for its beautiful garden location beside the Pacific Ocean, it has breathtaking views out to sea. This luxury hotel combines personalised service, exceptional dining and indulgent facilities to create the perfect base from which to explore. Colonial architecture, superb museums with Inca gold and Pre-Columbian antiquities, and glamorous shops, bars and restaurants are all just moments from the hotel. Dining is a pleasure... Framed by a beautiful garden, and with impeccable style and design, Mesa 18 is the place to see and be seen in Lima; creative Japanese cuisine, high-quality Peruvian products, and artful presentation position Mesa 18 as one of the top restaurants in Peru. The Observatory Restaurant is located on the 11th floor, affording it spectacular views of both Lima and the Pacific Ocean – and the classic English atmosphere of the Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde Bar is fun, featuring unique Pisco cocktails, the Ardiente Pasión or the famous "Secret of Dr. Jekyll."

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In the Sacred Valley of the Incas, among verdant fields and towering mountains, lies Belmond Hotel Rio Sagrado. Set on the banks of the rushing Urubamba River, this is one of the most serene hotels in Peru. It is built in natural materials to resemble an authentic Andean village. Situated at a lower altitude than nearby Cusco, the hotel provides the perfect environment in which to acclimatize, and is an ideal base to explore the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu. Savor fresh produce in the restaurant, enjoy a local Sacred Valley massage or spend a few soothing minutes feeding the hotel's baby alpacas – and discover the spirit of Peruvian life. Hotel amenities include an outdoor pool and acclaimed gardens – set beside the rumbling Urubamba River, the gardens of Belmond Hotel Rio Sagrado are a beautiful, tranquil place for guest to explore. Guest rooms are designed to create a wonderful sense of harmony, and the spa offers soothing treatments using the finest local products that echo the serene spirit of the Urubamba River. The hotel's two restaurants feature inspired Andean cuisine using the freshest produce from the gardens.

Originally a simple travelers’ lodge, the rustically charming and most comfortable Belmond Sanctuary Lodge lies just steps away from the entrance gates to the magnificent Machu Picchu ruins – it is the only hotel located adjacent to the ancient Inca citadel of Machu Picchu. Its superb location allows guests the privilege of enjoying this awe-inspiring site before the day’s tourists arrive – and, after they depart. The readers of Travel + Leisure and Condé Nast Traveler rank Belmond Sanctuary Lodge among the world’s best hotels. Sit out on a terrace and savour Peruvian cuisine based on produce grown on the Lodge’s own plot: this delightful hideaway is the perfect place to relax and unwind in the shadow of the Lost City.

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Stepping inside the walls of this lovingly restored 16th-century monastery is akin to finding a beautiful jewel hidden within an unassuming box – the hotel is often called Peru’s most enchanting colonial-era hotel. This delightful retreat combines centuries-old charm with luxury hotel service, inspired restaurants and boutique rooms – all clustered around a tranquil central courtyard. The hotel’s design features historic touches to reflect its rich heritage. Originally built in 1595, Belmond Hotel Monasterio sits on the site of Inca Amaru Qhala’s palace; three years later, the Spanish took it over and founded the Seminary of San Antonio Abad. An earthquake seriously damaged the building in 1650, and upon restoration the beautiful Chapel was added; more than three centuries later, in 1965, the building was remodeled as a hotel. Belmond Hotel Monasterio is now a national historic landmark, protected by Peru’s National Institute of Culture. The stones around the entrance doors still bear the Spanish Arms Escutcheon and the image of Bishop Monsignor Juan Serricolea y Olea; the Chapel is decorated in Baroque style, with gold-plated pictures frames, and magnificent paintings depict scenes from the life of its patron saint. At the heart of the hotel is the beautiful cloistered courtyard, featuring a tranquil fountain and 300-year-old cedar tree. Ideally located in the heart of Cusco and convenient to the city’s best attractions, Belmond Hotel Monasterio was voted one of the 500 best hotels in the world by the readers of Travel + Leisure.

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European-style Oro Verde Guayaquil is located in the dynamic city's modern business district; it is the only hotel member of Leading Hotels of the World chain in continental Ecuador. Leisure amenities include a fitness center or the comfortable and exclusive The Oro Fit Spa offering massages, an outdoor pool, sauna, Turkish bath and Jacuzzi. Recently refurbished, the hotel's guest rooms are bright and airy featuring amenities such as 300-thread count sheets, a minibar with complimentary soft drinks, a coffeemaker and an electric kettle. The hotel offers a choice of dining and cuisine, ranging from contemporary French cuisine in an elegant classic restaurant to the relaxed atmosphere of a fondue restaurant. Also onsite is the gallery of Hotel Oro Verde where you'll find establishments such as the Cacao Republic shop, purveyors of some of the the finest chocolate harvested and produced in Latin America, and Ecuadarte, featuring Ecuadorian crafts and works of art.

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An expeditionary-style yacht, sleek Isabela II carries just 40 Tauck guests in the Galápagos Islands. This recently renovated, fully air-conditioned vessel offers many of the amenities of much larger ships, including a library, boutique, lounge and comfortable dining room in which a combination of Continental and Ecuadorian cuisine is served. All cabins feature private bathrooms with showers, desk, two bedside tables, and ample storage space. Her Ecuadorian crew includes trained naturalists who accompany shore excursions and an onboard physician. Shore excursions are via panga and Isabela II carries her own glass-bottom boat for observing the undersea world.