Monthly Rentals in Madre de Dios

We had a really great stay here. Before we were even there, we had a great communication and already a lot of infos about the way to the place etc. The place was really nice and Melva and Darwen were really helpful in terms of activities we could do around the place. All in all it was a really nice and calming stay with a lot of help from the two, I think they’re one of the best hosts you could probably have:)

I had a wonderful night at the stay in Macarena. She is very friendly always and attentive on arrival. Spacious room, a beautiful panoramic view. Clean, tidy and decorated place with great taste. I would definitely book again another time!

The Refugio is GORGEOUS...the pictures truly do not do it justice. It's definitely on the pricy side for Peru, but you pay for the views and the "resort" feel of the space. The breakfast was incredible...one of the best I had in my month in the Sacred Valley. The dinner I got one evening was just good/okay...and quite expensive. I did have some trouble finding the place (partly due to communication barriers with my driver), and getting in - the lock code I was given did not work, and nobody answered my frantic bell ringing. Do note that there are separate contact numbers to get ahold of staff members - I missed that piece in the instructions and had a mild panic when the number listed on Airbnb went straight to voicemail! Overall not my favorite stay during my time in Peru, but I would go back if I wanted to treat myself to a romantic resort-type couple of evenings :-)

1000 characters won't be enough to describe how much we loved this house!! The project of the Earthship is fascinating, and the result is just beautiful. The conservatory/corridor feels like a mini jungle (expect a few insects to share your living space). It's brilliant for a family with ample space and five beds. We played a lot of hide and seek! The garden outside really feels peaceful; In April the flowers are in full bloom. You do have to adhere to the ecological project and there are a lot of rules around water use, waste, etc. but they all make a lot of sense. The surroundings are stunning with the view on the Sacred Glaciers, and there are lots to do around (Salineras de Maras, Moray terraces). People in the village of Maras were very friendly despite our limited Spanish. Be careful, the last few km of road are not easy to drive with a city car (bumpy dirt track). Also, follow the instructions very carefully to find the house or you may get lost in roads difficult to navigate.