Belmond Hotel Rio Sagrado

Wonderful hotel, beautifully set with amazing instalations and a great view to the mountains and river. The room is great and has an amazing view. Service is super and personnel is very friendly and proactive. The spa and restaurant were very good. I plan on returning soon and definutivelt recomnend it

I loved my two night stay here. The staff were wonderful. We enjoyed two dinners, one picnic lunch and two breakfasts. All the food was delicious. Fresh and nicely presented. I loved the fact that I could pet a llama and feed it from a bottle. Lovely grounds and well maintained.

This hotel is so lovely and relaxing. The views from every room overlook the gardens (with llamas!) and the beautiful river. Our room had a balcony with chairs and a door with a screen that we could leave open for the air and to hear the rushing river. The room and property were immaculate and full of flowers and birds. Huge hummingbirds! The staff were so friendly and efficient. We felt pampered and relaxed. Plus the VistaDome train stops right at the hotel on its way to Machu Picchu. Couldn't have been better. We highly recommend this hotel.

Simply the perfect choice Rooms, service, staff and food were amazing The views were stunning and the service impeccable Location was great to explore the area and visit all the stunning villages If you had a guide called Fisher, from amazon explorer company, try and request another one as Fisher is only interested in his own birding

We had an end 'chalet' in the gardens, with its own small, private garden and seating area - where, apart from the view to the river, and the hills beyond, the main attraction was the green-coloured humming-birds darted about the plants and bushes right next to where you were sitting. The tame young llama were a delight for children of all ages - at feeding times especially. The restaurant was well-managed , and the food of very good quality. i would certainly recommend a seat in the bar area first with one oif the beter 'pisco sours' I had in Latin America - served with a range of 'nibbles' to just help whet your appetite. Do not believe the scale of the maps issued locally - we thought we were going for a walk of perhaps a kilometer or so to Urubamba to have a look at the market late one afternoon - it turned out to be a lot further than we thought - but the walk was worth it for the multi-level local market, still going strong as the evening drew in. A local tuk-tuk back to the hotel was an inexpensive way to return much more quickly to the hotel. The Belmond Hiram Bingham train picks up guests from the 'station' literally at the front door to the hotel, for the luxury rail journey to Machu Picchu