The Starwood Hotels & Resort Worldwide, Inc. and Libertador Hotels, Resorts & Spa, announced the opening of Hotel Paracas. Hotel Paracas, a Luxury Collection Resort, is one of the world’s most luxurious hotel. It marks the first appearance of the first of three Luxury Collection hotels opening in Peru for the next two years. Hotel Paracas is located on the unspoiled southern Pacific coast. It is bordered by the Ballestas Islands and the Paracas National Reserve.
As one of the world’s most luxurious hotel, Hotel Paracas, features two outdoor pools, over 5,000 square feet of event space, another 5,000 square feet of Spa, one hundred twenty rooms with its own private terrace. The joint venture will soon open its second world’s most luxurious hotel in the sacred valley of Urubamba, the Tambo del Inka. The third of the collection of world’s most luxurious hotel will open in 2011 at Cusco, the capital of the ancient Incan Empire, the Palacio del Inka. All three properties will blend in with local customs and culture. This will provide travellers the unique experience in one of South America’s most culturally varied location.
The world’s most luxurious hotel, Hotel Paracas, is a scenic three-hour drive south of Lima. It offers boundless opportunity to understand Peru’s rich past and natural beauty. Visitors can marvel at one of the planet’s largest wildlife reserves. You can do this from a private fifty-two-foot luxury yacht with excursions to the Ballestas Islands and the Paracas Nature Reserve, a mammoth 900,000-acre marine park along the country’s immaculate southern Pacific coast. Guests are also invited to travel around the region’s enticing Nazca Lines, one of early Peru’s most inspiring petroglyphs in the barren region, which can be best experienced via the hotel’s private airplane.
Hotel Paracas, most luxurious hotel, is designed by Bernardo Fort-Brescia, a celebrated architect. This most luxurious hotel, Hotel Paracas, is inspired by the region’s environmental wonders, striking Pacific setting and varied heritage. The interior design is done by Caparra Entelman & Associates. Blending the rich imported fabrics with indigenous textiles and ceramics to replicate Peru’s heritage, the interiors characteristic delicate yet remarkable wicker and rattan accents to balance the seaside background and offer a restful yet comfortable environment.
Guest rooms’ characteristic private terraces with splendid views of the Pacific, local timber furniture and lush 400-thread Peruvian cotton sheets. Non-figurative designs on cloth and floor coverings show the patterns found on early Paracas textile created by Pre-Incan ancient Paracans who are famous for their superior textile skills.
Patrons can choose from three kinds of rooms including bungalows, chalets and villas. All rooms provide modern technology, including 37” LCD HDTVs, Wi-Fi enabled-high speed Internet access and iPod docking stations.
Eating at the most luxurious hotel indulges the senses with assorted, sea-inspired menus ranging from contemporary interpretations of authentic Peruvian cooking to outstanding Mediterranean fare.
The most luxurious hotel’s saloon, lounge and both swimming pools are directly infront of the Pacific Ocean, inviting visitors to further relax amidst amazing sunsets over the Pacific. The major pool area also includes private day beds and serves light fare and global cocktails with an extraordinary Pisco, Peruvian brandy, menu featuring a variety of twists on Peru’s national signature, the Pisco Sour.
This article was written by Alexis.