Luna y Yo

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Sol y Luna in the Sacred Valley is the closest you can get to a time machine with its rustic casitas reminiscent of a time gone by nestled amongst some of the most beautiful archaeological sites. And if you wanted pork, you line up and they put the raw pork on the grill and then you stand there and wait it to cook. We also truly enjoyed our halfday ride with guide Daniel and learned even more about the area and the wonderful horses. We sure hope you enjoy the community we are building for all families to come together in a bilingual environment. Some seem to work 24 hour shifts, and you can sense the weight of that at times, but they worked well, hard, and did things always with the best vibe available to a normal, tired person trying to do a good job.

Our unique property is an intimate 43-casitas hotel within 328,000 square feet of beautiful gardens surrounded by archaeological attractions, and many opportunities of outdoor activities. We were warmly welcomed by Barbara the evening we arrived and given a quick but thorough tour of the property and our casita.Especially tough if you’re with kids - a/c is too cold in the room, and downstairs it's a bloody chimney! Luna's fleet included eleven crewed ships and more than 1,500 soldiers and settlers, under six captains of cavalry and six of infantry.

Agatha Christie We’ve been hand-picked by Agatha Christie Limited to help bring Agatha’s world-famous Grand Tour to life through a series of episodic trips across Africa, Australasia and North America, and a unique prelude in London. The hotel's grounds provide a relaxing and atmospheric area through which you can wander and rooms are individually set within these grounds, surrounded by tall eucalyptus trees and the landscaped gardens that are a riot of colour all year round and attract 35 bird species. Again: this is Cuba and having chicken, beef, pork, 2-4 types of fish, various seafood, different cooked and grilled veggies on top of usual Cuban rice and beans is pretty good if you ask me. If you love the ocean and the sun in the middle of Canadian winter and don’t want your winter piece of paradise to cost you an arm and a leg - this is a place to be post-COVID. Explore the extensive and varied dining options, the comfortable rooms, and a great entertainment programme with lots of sea-based activities.They all have an entry porch, foyer, living room and are equipped with heating floor system and fireplace. We went in the beginning of January as this was the only time all extended family could get together. The hotel has its own stables located within the property next door, and the gardens and stables offer an authentic feel as well as a unique experience within rural Peru.