The Hotel
Unwind in the shadow of the Lost City
Sanctuary Lodge is the only hotel located next to the mystifying Inca citadel. As the only Machu Picchu hotel, you’ll be perfectly positioned to feel the heartbeat of this ancient wonder.
Sit out on the terrace and savor Peruvian cuisine based on produce grown on the Lodge’s own plot. This delightful hideaway is the ideal place to relax after a day packed with adventure.
At a glance
- ACCOMMODATION 29 rooms and 2 suites
- DINING Restaurant and bar
- FEATURES Orchid garden and relaxation area
- ACTIVITIES Coca tea leaf readings, private sunrise breakfast, cacao and coffee experience
- EVENTS Mystical wedding and blessing ceremonies
- LOCATION Adjacent to the Machu Picchu citadel entrance
Explore
Every step brings a new discovery
Peru
A Visual Journey
Take a closer look at the hotel and its beautiful surroundings.
Different. Better. Special.
Staying with us turns a trip to Machu Picchu into an unforgettably unique escape. Here are just some of the features that make us stand out from the crowd.
Relaxation Area
A day exploring the breathtaking Inca citadel can leave you needing some rest and relaxation.
At Sanctuary Lodge, we offer a range of massages and aromatherapy treatments. Based on ancient Inca techniques, these will leave you feeling pampered and rejuvenated. Soak up Machu Picchu’s spiritual energy, marvel at the views and breath a sigh of relief in our relaxation area.
Relaxation Area
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Gardens
The magnificent gardens at the Lodge boast stunning views across Machu Picchu. They make for a picture perfect place to relax during your stay.
Located behind the main building, here you can marvel at the near-countless variety of flowers and birds that populate the region.
Taxes
Visitors to Peru are exempt from the country’s 18% sales tax on charges for their room and food upon presentation at check in with a valid passport and/or Peruvian immigration card. The hotel invoice must be made out to the guest’s name and not to a company name.