The 21 suite property Hotel Rio Sagrado is a two story hotel in beautiful gardens overlooking the Urubamba river. It is less than 3 miles from the town of Urubamba and less than 15 minutes to the main train that travels to Machu Picchu.
Natural stone, eucalyptus and cedar wood construction as well as marble and onyx bathrooms and flagstone terraces are some of the features of the hotel. There are views of the Urubamba River from the spa as well as indoor and outdoor Jacuzzis and a sauna facilities.
A room for two will run between $625 and $2500 per night.
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