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Fodor’s travel magazine has recognized Sol y Luna as one of the seven best hotels in South America, following a visit by travel journalist and South America specialist Heather Jasper. “In the middle of the Sacred Valley in Peru” writes Heather, “lies a Relais & Chateaux collection of casitas, little […]
Travel writer and photographer Mark Stratton recently spent a heavenly week in Peru’s Sacred Valley. “…Immersed within a living Andean landscape…” he writes in the August/September edition of Wanderlust travel magazine, “…little [has] changed since the conquistadors arrived”. A winter visit to the Peruvian Andes with an unusual slant, Mark’s […]
The Sol y Luna gardens – 25 acres of lawns and an abundance of native flowers, trees and shrubs, all connected by winding stone pathways – play host to a wide variety of birdlife, not to mention insects and butterflies. This is perhaps unsurprising, considering that Peru has one of […]
We are raising £25,000 to mark the 25 year anniversary of the Sol y Luna Foundation, which has been changing lives for a quarter of a century. See our GoFundMe campaign Meet Ronaldiño… At the age of 16, Ronaldiño developed Guillain-Barré Syndrome, a potentially life-threatening condition where the immune system […]
“No culture can live, if it attempts to be exclusive” – Mahatma Gandhi Inclusion has long been at the heart of everything we do at Hotel Sol y Luna, particularly through our support of the Sol y Luna Foundation, our charitable arm. We believe that everyone is entitled to […]
When Sol y Luna founder Petit Miribel first came to Peru’s Sacred Valley in 1998, she and her husband Franz founded the Sol y Luna Foundation to help fund education for disadvantaged children. The Foundation has grown from strength to strength, opening a school in 2009, a centre for disabled […]
My name is Marie Hélene Miribel, but everybody calls me simply Petit. Following my heart, I left a successful corporate life for the Sacred Valley of the Incas, to live my dream of improving the future for some of the world’s poorest children. In my husband Franz, I met the perfect match. I have tons of ideas for how to educate these children, and Franz possesses the gifts to build and realize these audacious dreams.
