The Hilton Garden Inn has unveiled its inaugural hotel in Peru, introducing a sophisticated accommodation option in the heart of Cusco.
As Hilton's fourth property in Peru, the Hilton Garden Inn Cusco is strategically situated in the captivating city of Cusco—once the imperial capital of the Inca Empire and now a UNESCO World Heritage gem. Revered as the premier launching point for exploring the Sacred Valley, the legendary Inca Trail, and the awe-inspiring ruins of Machu Picchu, Cusco remains a coveted destination for discerning travelers in 2025.
Hilton Garden Inn Cusco exterior
"With the arrival of Hilton Garden Inn Cusco, we’re proud to bring our signature hospitality, modern comforts, and Satisfaction Promise to one of South America’s most celebrated cultural centers. Our brand’s commitment to exceptional service and elevated amenities aligns perfectly with the expectations of global travelers seeking both value and authenticity in Cusco," commented John Greenleaf, global head of Hilton Garden Inn.
The property features 137 elegantly appointed guestrooms in the charming Santa Ana district, offering panoramic views over Cusco’s historic skyline and easy access to the vibrant Plaza de Armas. The hotel’s architecture blends colonial heritage with contemporary design, delivering refined luxury and warm Peruvian hospitality.
Guest room
Every room is designed for comfort and productivity, featuring Hilton Garden Inn’s signature plush bedding, a spacious ergonomic workspace, complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi, a 42-inch high-definition TV, and a dedicated in-room refreshment station with a mini fridge and premium coffee selection.
On-site dining is a highlight, with a full-service restaurant helmed by a renowned local chef delivering the best of Peruvian cuisine; the Conservatory Lounge, perfect for light bites and artisanal cocktails; and the Pavilion Lounge, a cozy retreat with a fireplace, room service, and a 24-hour Pavilion Pantry stocked with gourmet snacks and essentials.
The Pavilion Lounge
For business and social gatherings, the hotel boasts flexible meeting venues accommodating up to 140 guests, with lush courtyard spaces available for elegant events of up to 250 attendees.
"Cusco continues to be a cornerstone of Latin American heritage and tourism. The addition of Hilton Garden Inn Cusco exemplifies our dedication to expanding Hilton’s footprint in key South American destinations," stated Tom Potter, Senior Vice President for Latin America and the Caribbean at Hilton Worldwide.
