We stayed here for one night in mid-December and were pleasantly surprised. The hacienda is beautiful and the gardens spectacular. We had two upstairs rooms with views of the valley and mountains that were quite breath-taking. No insect problems but as stated by other reviewers, the rooms are quite spartan. Lovely timber floors and timber finish on furniture. No problems... More

I was booked at this hotel through a private tour I was taking of Peru. I stayed for two nights. My expectations were pretty high after looking at the hotel's website. When I pulled up to the hotel, I became a little leery. The street view was a surprise. There was some sort of work going on with the sidewalk,... More

After spending four nights in the Amazon Basin in fairly basic conditions we were looking forward to hot showers and what our driver described as a "beautiful hotel" La Cason de Yucay is indeed very beautiful with spectacular grounds behind the original hacienda dating from 1810. We were greeted warmly be the receptionist and showed to our room. The room... More

after a night in noisy Aguas Calientes, this remote place was like a pice of heaven! enjoy thebbig yard and old fashion arhitecture! More

We stayed at La Casona de Yucay a couple of nights before starting the 4 days Inca Trail. The silence at the hotel, the excelent view of Valle Sagrado are incredible. You experience a sort of peace, that I have never experienced in my life. You can enjoy the mountain, the beautiful views, and relax completely. Absolutely recommendable. More

We liked our stay at La Casona de Yucay that we changed our plans and stayed an extra night. The staff was amazingly helpful. The rooms were spacious, clean, and had beautiful views. After a couple noisy nights in Cusco, it was luxurious to rest in peace in Yucay. I thank the entire hotel staff for truly making our stay... More

La Casona de Yucay had been recommended by friends as a home away from home, in the beautiful little town of Yucay, minutes away from Urubamba, in the middle of the Sacred Valley of the Incas. When we arrived, we were greeted by the owner, Mrs. Teresa Orihuela de De Bary, who restored the 18th Century "Casona", the main house... More

We stayed one night at this hotel as part of our 12 day Peru tour. We were travelling onward to Ollanta train station the next morning to start our train voyage to Machu Picchu. The hotel is very basic and somewhat rustic so be prepared for a very quiet evening. However, after long days travelling, an early night was welcome.... More

We really enjoyed staying here. It is nice to be in a small town, and the hotel is high quality. More