You’ll be needing your adventure gear you could go horse riding, paragliding, quad-biking and hiking in a single stay. The internationally trained team of therapists draw on traditional healing techniques, using locally grown herbs and botanicals in massages, facials, body wraps and hydrotherapy treatments. The name comes from a Quechua word meaning ‘house of water’, referencing the restorative power of the element – particularly in Peru’s arid mountains.
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The local-stone and stained-glass Yacu Wasi spa is bathed in a full spectrum of colours that echo the flowers in the garden and the bright dyes used in traditional Andean textiles. Sunloungers run along the opposite side, and there’s a hot tub a few steps away. The heated pool is on a lawn and overlooks borders planted with trees, shrubs and fragrant flowers. Inside, there’s a separate living room with a wood-burning fire, colourful murals and textiles hand-loomed in the traditional Cusco style.
If you can, swing for a Premium Casita, which comes with a private Jacuzzi and a terrace with views of the surrounding mountains. The Superior Casitas are generously sized, although they are grouped a little closer together than the other categories (and dispense with extras like a TV, minibar or coffee-maker). Our favourite roomsĪll the casitas have colonial features, including terracotta floors and timber ceilings. Deluxe and Premium casitas also have a flatscreen TV, minibar, Bose sound system and L'Occitane bath products. In rooms: free bottled water and Tantra bath products. Gardens, stables, gym, yoga studio, free WiFi throughout, laundry.
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