Accommodation

Where to Stay in Peru: Accommodation Guides

Neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood guides to where to stay in Peru's main cities. We cover budget hostels, mid-range hotels, and splurge options with real price ranges and honest area assessments.

Accommodation Guides

City-by-city guides covering the best neighbourhoods, hotels, and hostels at every budget level.

Courtyard and dome of Santa Catalina Monastery in Arequipa, Peru, with red-painted walls and a stone fountain
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Where to Stay in Arequipa: Best Hotels for Every Budget

Best hotels in Arequipa Peru: budget guesthouses from USD 20, sillar stone boutiques near the Plaza de Armas, and luxury colonial hotels.

Traveller walking past Inca stone walls on a cobblestone street in Cusco, Peru
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Where to Stay in Cusco: Best Hotels for Every Budget

Best hotels in Cusco, Peru: budget hostels from USD 15, well-located mid-range picks, and luxury hotels in converted Inca and colonial buildings.

Small Andean village surrounded by green terraced hillsides and dramatic cloud-covered peaks near Huaraz, Peru
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Where to Stay in Huaraz: Best Hotels for Trekkers and Climbers

Best hotels in Huaraz, Peru: budget trekker guesthouses from USD 10, mid-range options near Cordillera Blanca peaks, and remote eco-lodges.

Aerial view of Lima coastline showing Miraflores cliffs, the Pacific Ocean, and the coastal highway
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Where to Stay in Lima: Best Hotels for Every Budget

Best hotels in Lima Peru: budget hostels in Miraflores from USD 15, boutique options in Barranco, and cliffside luxury hotels with Pacific views.

Panoramic view of Puno city with terracotta rooftops and hills above Lake Titicaca, Peru
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Where to Stay in Puno: Best Hotels on Lake Titicaca

Best hotels in Puno, Peru: budget guesthouses from USD 20, lake-view mid-range hotels, and the luxury Libertador resort on Isla Esteves.

Colonial government building on the main plaza in Trujillo, Peru, with Peruvian flags flying above the facade
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Where to Stay in Trujillo: Best Hotels for Every Budget

Best hotels in Trujillo Peru: budget guesthouses from USD 20, colonial centre boutiques, and comfortable mid-range options near Chan Chan.

Aerial view of Ayacucho colonial town with central plaza and terracotta rooftops, Andean Peru
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Where to Stay in Ayacucho: Best Hotels for Every Budget

Best hotels in Ayacucho, Peru: guesthouses from USD 20, colonial mid-range picks near the Plaza de Armas, and boutique stays.

White colonial church in the north coastal desert of Peru near Chiclayo, clear blue sky
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Where to Stay in Chiclayo: Best Hotels for Every Budget

Best hotels in Chiclayo, Peru: budget guesthouses from USD 18, business hotels near the centre, and top picks for visiting Sipán and Túcume.

Huacachina oasis with palm trees and buildings at the foot of massive sand dunes, Ica, Peru
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Where to Stay in Ica: Best Hotels for Every Budget

Best hotels in Ica, Peru: budget hostels at Huacachina from USD 15, mid-range haciendas, and Las Dunas Resort for dune buggies and Nazca day trips.

Amazon River and dense jungle canopy viewed from the water near Iquitos, Peru
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Where to Stay in Iquitos: Best Hotels for Every Budget

Best hotels in Iquitos, Peru: budget hostels from USD 15, mid-range picks with pools, and luxury jungle lodges on the Amazon River.

Giant Victoria amazonica lily pads floating on a calm Amazon jungle pond, Madre de Dios, Peru
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Where to Stay in Puerto Maldonado: Best Hotels for Amazon Trips

Best hotels in Puerto Maldonado, Peru: budget guesthouses from USD 20, city hotels with pools, and Amazon jungle lodges on the Tambopata River.

Inca stone ruins at Machu Picchu with cloud forest mountains behind, Peru
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Where to Stay in Aguas Calientes: Best Hotels for Machu Picchu Visitors

Best hotels in Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo) by budget - hostels from USD 15, mid-range picks, and top luxury lodges near the ruins.

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