Spa Hotels in Urubamba

Amazing breakfast, restaurant, and super helpful staff.

The stuff was very helpful and kind. They also helped us to get a taxi and visit the Maras and Moray sites. Hotel itself is made from different small buildings and with a big garden in the middle. They also have massage, sauna and jacuzzi which we've done and it was very relaxing.

This was our second time to go to this hotel. I like so much the rooms, the huge common spaces and the wellness. The coffee machine in the room is a real extra. We traveld to Machu Picchu with the train (from the hotel’s train station) - it’s very comfy.

Everything was pretty good overall. All email communications with Gustavo were great prior to our stay and during. We originally booked on booking.com at a very high price and kept looking and got a much better deal.....so I'd suggest if you're paying approx $250 USD it's a good deal. Food was great, grounds are immaculate (loved the 🦜 & all the 💐's), pool was nice and cold but great when in the sun for abit! We were there 2 nights/ 3 days for the sole purpose of relaxing and that's sure what we did. As mentioned in prior reviews, we found Peruvian families on site using the facilities and their clothing everywhere by the pool and grounds...maybe lockers should be provided for this. Only 6 lounge chairs by the pool, so not really good in that sense when hotel guests who are paying can't even get access. Also tables to put drinks on would be good (I think I also only saw 1 of those and again occupied by non-hotel guests). It would be nice if they had the theatre in English as well maybe at a different time. We couldn't get the TV to work really nor in English even after the maintenance guy came. We had several mosquitoes in the room upon check in, however was quickly rectified with a call to the desk and a lady came to spray and put plug ins. Woukd have been nice if we had clean chairs outside on the balcony for morning coffee (they were covered in bird poop) so we layed towels down on them as they were a tad tough to get clean. Yolanda at breakfast was exceptional. Went above and beyond for Us. We were also celebrating our Anniversary and they added a little nice touch to Our room upon arrival. We found it very clean, quiet, great food (make sure to save room for the Aranwa Experience desert....it's exceptional and have your phone ready for a video!). We had a pisco sour demonstration and it was awesome as we made our own & then got to consume them. They were delicious!!.

Great staff, would really recommend, such beautiful grounds, room size decent

This lodge is a peaceful and beautiful nature retreat nestled between Urubamba and Ollantaytambo. The owner is incredibly kind and thoughtful, with a deep background in conservation and healing work. She is truly genuine in her efforts to give back, working closely with knowledge keepers, weavers, and conservation initiatives to create regenerative experiences for travelers. The lodge has a strong spiritual and relational focus, making it a space that supports meaningful connections. In a competitive hotel market often driven by extractive tourism, this authenticity is invaluable. It was important to us to know that we were investing in a place that is deeply conscious of its impact on both people and the land. Accommodation: The lodge is fairly new, with minimalist yet comfortable rooms that have a quaint charm. The beds are very cozy, and the service was attentive, accommodating, and genuinely helpful. During our stay, we had the opportunity to experience a sound healing and kundalini activation, which was amazing. We also visited a hummingbird sanctuary and went on a beautiful hidden hike for 40 soles (covering the split taxi fare and sanctuary entrance fee). Location: The lodge sits near the river, surrounded by lush greenery, wildflowers, and hidden spots to explore along the riverbanks and train tracks. A small creek runs nearby too. We specifically wanted to be outside the more touristy and gentrified areas of Pisac and Ollantaytambo while still having easy access to both for day trips. Urubamba offers a more local vibe but still has great restaurants, a market, and cute cafés. It also has some lesser-known ruins and hiking trails. Collectivos to Urubamba or Ollantaytambo cost just 1.50 soles, and a ride to Pisac is 5 soles. If you’re looking for a peaceful stay in nature with easy access to the Sacred Valley and good value for money, this lodge is a perfect choice. Its emphasis on spirituality, healing, and cultural connection was really special.

Truly relaxing and beautiful place to stay. The owners could not be any more helpful or friendly. Totally recommend.

My stay at Starlodge was one of the most magnificent and memorable experiences. The food was amazing, adding a delightful touch to the exceptional stay. Our host Bryan provided excellent hospitality, making our stay truly exceptional. His warm and attentive service added a personal touch, ensuring we felt welcome and well cared for throughout our visit. Bryan's dedication greatly contributed to the overall positive experience.

The proactive care taken by the staff at Explora to organise a smooth arrival and departure, as well as the constant check-in and courtesy, the beauty of the site, the comfort of the beds, the sate room to details and room set up for the night, the spa (perfect to relax after a day adventuring), the experiences offered, the books about Peru in the lounge area, the awesome guide. The food!! All was fantastic!

Amazing interior, great atmosphere, stunning views. Very nice staff