Belmond Las Casitas

19 villas or casitas in A beautiful location We arrived at the same time as a group occupying 16 of those 19 villas and the hotel didn’t manage the situation well for the rest of us. We had lunch in the restaurant where staff struggled with English and after our meal we were taken to the room without a tour of the property. My questions about the property were met with vague information and a push for the spa treatments. I noticed the group had lunch in a specially set up banquet by the main pool. At dinner We had to fit around the big groups meal times and sat on tiny tables in dark corners by the fireplace or behind a pillar, while staff were busier setting up the big banquett in the centre of the restaurant at the same time . I needed my phone torch to read the menu and felt more like something that needed to get done and out of the way rather than a valued guest. I had a query that I put both in the app chat and an email provided in the app shortly after arrival as the staff seemed so busy but I received no reply that day. At all. Our villa was beautiful as is the property but we had not much sunlight by our plunge pool - the main pool was too busy with the group. the mini bar was stocked with high sugar items but no wine or wine glasses. Reception not manned between 10pm and 5:30 After a series of fantastic experiences with Belmond in Peru this all felt pretty poor. I’m sure people arriving at other times will have a different experience but given the premium nature of the brand I’m surprised by this experience and my confidence in the brand is shaken

Wonderful resort that allowed us a couple of days to relax on our 4 week trip to Peru. Highly recommended.

We had a 2 night stay at Las Casitas and it was very special. The rooms were beautiful with plenty of space and we loved the hot tub. The setting was so peaceful with wonderful grounds. Staff were wonderful, as was the food.

Having stayed exclusively in five-star properties throughout our journey, I can confidently say that Las Casitas is unparalleled. It has easily become my favorite place to stay in the world. The property is expansive, pristine, and breathtakingly gorgeous. Our casita was the most spacious and beautifully appointed room of our entire trip, striking the perfect balance between high-end luxury and a cozy, rustic lodge. Coming back to a real wood-burning fire lit by the attentive staff was a nightly highlight. What sets this property apart is the profound sense of peace and the enchanting connection to nature. The dining experience is stellar, supported by on-site greenhouses and beehives that you can view while walking the beautiful trails with canyon and river views at the back of the property. By far, the most magical element was the animals. Feeding the baby alpacas three times a day—often as the only guest there—was a joyful, unforgettable experience. The horses and chickens roaming the grounds only add to the estate's pastoral charm. For the ultimate experience, do not miss a couples massage. Our treatment room featured its own fireplace and private jacuzzi, but the ultimate fairytale touch was the white horse grazing right outside the glass wall during our session. I was genuinely moved to tears by the pure beauty and lightness I felt here. I dream of returning for a month just to disconnect, heal, and soak in this paradise.

Our last stop through Peru is in the Colca Canyon - at Belmond Las Casitas . I think we might have kept the best for last. It’s truly stunning here. Tranquil. Nature is proudly showing off. I just wish we had a few extra days to explore the area - but what i saw took my breath away. The Colca Canyon is often skipped by tourists, as it is not near “the popular places like Cusco or Machu Pichhu”. Trust me - make sure to include it in your itinerary. And then stay here. We did the Condor Tour as arranged by tge hotel - and the service and guide was truly phenominal. It was probably one of our best experiences in Peru!