Peruvian Highlands Luxury Holidays

Everything is in US dollars? Why!? We are not in the US. As a Canadian this really irritated me. They should tell people this BEFORE they book. If I’m going to Peru, I expect to pay in Peruvian Soles. The only reason I can see for them doing this so they can charge more money (Lower denomination and harder to compare prices). I stayed in three other hotels here on my month-long trip (some other 4 & 5 stars) and they charged in Soles. I purposely came to Peru as I’m boycotting US travel - so to have to pay in USD is insulting. For example, $8 USD or 27 Soles for a beer, $18 Canadian with tip. Ridiculous prices. Cranking your prices does NOT make you a 5 star hotel. If you want to fill the hotel you have to provide reasonable amenities. The listing said “bathrobe and slippers” there were none. WiFi kept going out every half hour, sometimes for 30 mins or more. Doesn’t cost much to get a booster. No TV in the rooms which really is odd for a 4.5 star. Even 4 stars I stayed at in Cusco had a TV. Also no bar soap? The room was VERY cold, even with the extra blankets provided. It feels like the hotel is struggling and they are trying to save money by having the heating on a set limited schedule. When it goes on at 6 and you go to bed at 8, it’s still freezing. I had to wear my puffer coat in my room, and at dinner it was so cold. I’m Canadian FFS, and I was still freezing inside. When I tried to take a hot shower after my tour at 4pm I had to run the water for 10 mins to get

Perfect location and a lovely, bespoke property. The breakfast is excellent and the service even better.

Nice rooms and helpful staff

We really liked the breakfast and the staffs were very helpful and friendly

Super nice room, and very clean, good service from everyone at the resort.

We really liked the breakfast and the staffs were very helpful and friendly

Super nice room, and very clean, good service from everyone at the resort.

Great hotel. Clean room, amenities and very attentive staff.

Everything is in US dollars? Why!? We are not in the US. As a Canadian this really irritated me. They should tell people this BEFORE they book. If I’m going to Peru, I expect to pay in Peruvian Soles. The only reason I can see for them doing this so they can charge more money (Lower denomination and harder to compare prices). I stayed in three other hotels here on my month-long trip (some other 4 & 5 stars) and they charged in Soles. I purposely came to Peru as I’m boycotting US travel - so to have to pay in USD is insulting. For example, $8 USD or 27 Soles for a beer, $18 Canadian with tip. Ridiculous prices. Cranking your prices does NOT make you a 5 star hotel. If you want to fill the hotel you have to provide reasonable amenities. The listing said “bathrobe and slippers” there were none. WiFi kept going out every half hour, sometimes for 30 mins or more. Doesn’t cost much to get a booster. No TV in the rooms which really is odd for a 4.5 star. Even 4 stars I stayed at in Cusco had a TV. Also no bar soap? The room was VERY cold, even with the extra blankets provided. It feels like the hotel is struggling and they are trying to save money by having the heating on a set limited schedule. When it goes on at 6 and you go to bed at 8, it’s still freezing. I had to wear my puffer coat in my room, and at dinner it was so cold. I’m Canadian FFS, and I was still freezing inside. When I tried to take a hot shower after my tour at 4pm I had to run the water for 10 mins to get

Perfect location and a lovely, bespoke property. The breakfast is excellent and the service even better.

Nice rooms and helpful staff