The first Peruvian collection of boutique hotels

Peru’s capital rises above the Pacific on coastal cliffs, where colonial balconies, pre-Columbian huacas and celebrated kitchens share the same horizon. A city best discovered slowly.

Once the capital of the Inca Empire, Cusco still carries its past in plain sight: precisely fitted stone walls beneath colonial churches, and narrow streets that climb into the Andes.

Known as the White City, Arequipa is built from volcanic stone and watched over by the Misti volcano, with sunlit arcades, quiet courtyards and a cuisine entirely its own.