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VALLE SAGRADO

La Casona De Yucay

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Highlights

WiFi
Secure parking
Wheelchair-accessible
Garden
Airport Shuttle · extra cost
Room service · extra cost

Location

Av. San Martin - Yucay – Urubamba 104, VALLE SAGRADO

About the hotel

Nestled in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, in the charming village of Yucay, lies a historic hotel dating back to 1810. Built by Don Manuel de Orihuela near the banks of the Wilcamayu River (Rio Sagrado in Quechua), this tranquil colonial house reflects its rich architectural history, even once hosting Simón Bolívar in 1825. The hotel offers comfortable and cozy rooms, tastefully decorated and filled with natural light from large windows overlooking colorful gardens. Wake up to the first rays of the sun and enjoy the beauty of the surrounding countryside.

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Check-in, check-out & policies

Check-in from 15:00 · Check-out until 11:00

No pets · Non-smoking

Children & extra beds

Children are welcome.

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Good to know about La Casona De Yucay

Location and times

  • Check-in from 11:00
  • Check-out until 11:00

Food and drink

  • Room service(extra charge)
  • Bar
  • Restaurant
  • Breakfast buffet

Sport and entertainment

  • Table tennis

Parking and transport

  • Car park
  • Secure parking
  • Airport Shuttle(extra charge)

Internet

  • Wi-fi

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair-accessible

Services

  • 24-hour reception
  • Late Check-out
  • Laundry service(extra charge)
  • 24-hour security

Outdoors

  • Terrace

Questions about La Casona De Yucay

What time is check-in and check-out at La Casona De Yucay?
Check-in is from 11:00. Check-out is until 11:00.
Does La Casona De Yucay have parking?
Yes, there is parking at the hotel.
Are pets allowed at La Casona De Yucay?
The hotel does not list pets as allowed.

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