Tierra Viva Valle Sagrado Urubamba

Tierra Viva Valle Sagrado Urubamba

A Gateway to the Rainforest

Tierra Viva Valle Sagrado Urubamba is a welcoming hotel set in Yanahuara, surrounded by the dramatic mountain scenery of Peru’s Sacred Valley. Located between Cusco and Ollantaytambo, it offers a comfortable place to stay while exploring the region’s Inca heritage, traditional villages and Andean landscapes. The property has 36 rooms, with landscaped gardens and inviting communal spaces providing room to unwind after a day of exploring.

Rooms & Accommodation

The hotel has 36 spacious rooms, including family options accommodating up to four guests. Rooms combine practical modern comforts with warm wooden details, and selected accommodation features a private balcony or terrace overlooking the gardens or surrounding mountains. In-room facilities include heating, private bathrooms and complimentary Wi-Fi.

Activities and Experiences

The hotel’s location provides access to the Sacred Valley’s archaeological sites, traditional communities and outdoor activities. Explore the Inca terraces and ruins of Ollantaytambo, visit the colourful market at Pisac or discover the salt pans of Maras. The surrounding region also offers opportunities for hiking, cycling, horseback riding and rafting along the Urubamba River.

Dining

SUNO Restaurant & Bar serves buffet breakfast and lunch, alongside an à la carte dinner menu featuring a variety of dishes. The lobby bar provides a relaxed setting for drinks, while the hotel’s breakfast buffet includes a selection of local and international options.

Nearby Attractions

• Maras Salt Mines: Thousands of salt evaporation pools set into a mountainside, creating one of the Sacred Valley’s most distinctive landscapes.

• Moray: A remarkable series of circular Inca terraces believed to have been used for agricultural experimentation.

• Pisac: Known for its archaeological site, mountain terraces and traditional handicraft market.

• Chinchero: An Andean village with Inca ruins, colonial architecture and a strong tradition of textile weaving.

• Machu Picchu: The iconic Inca citadel, reached by train from nearby Ollantaytambo.