Casa Andina Private Collection, Cuzco

Just 3 blocks from Cusco’s Plaza de Armas, this authentic colonial manor house provides a mixture of authentic and traditional character and modern day comforts and luxuries. The 94 rooms are all set around the 3 central courtyards; the main one, which features a gurgling stone fountain, has become emblematic of Cuzco. Several of the rooms throughout the hotel feature colonial frescoes which were discovered during the renovation

Offering comfort and intimacy as well as the luxuries one would expect from such a beautifully appointed hotel. Guests are looked after, meals are served in a gourmet restaurant where you will dine by candlelight, and there is the option of added oxygen for those having problems adapting to the high altitude.

94 Rooms and suites
No swimming pool
Children allowed

Style: An 18^th century manor house, renovated to become a beautiful, traditional and authentic hotel, providing not just lodgings but an entire experience.

Setting: Just 10 minutes away from Cuzco Airport, overlooking the small Limacpampa Square and an hour away from the Sacred Valley; the fertile and rich garden of the Inca’s.

Accommodation & Facilities: Rooms consist of 80 Superior, 13 Suites and 1 Imperial Suite and oxygen is available in all of them on request. All rooms and suites have bath tubs, cable TV, Wi-Fi access for free and heaters, as well as a hairdryer, phone, safety deposit box and coffee making facilities and supplies. Superior Rooms are about 24m² and occupy adjoining structures around 2 of the interior patios. Some feature peaked ceilings and all of them are carpeted from wall to wall, featuring 2 full size beds or a King. The Suites are larger at 48m² with separate living areas and King beds. Both the suites and Imperial suite are located in the original manor house and open out onto the main courtyard. The Imperial Suites are a huge 61m² and feature some amazing original frescoes and peaked wooden beams on the ceiling, as well as some more modern touches. This suite has a separate living area as well as the bedroom.

There is also a gourmet restaurant decorated with romantic candelabras, colonial paintings and wrought iron chandeliers.

Dining: There is a daily breakfast buffet, complete with omelette bar and a range of juices and cereals. The covered tables out in the courtyard, surrounding the fountain are great for lunch. Cuisine mainly based on New Andean fare and uses local ingredients – including some from the ‘Sacred Valley’, on which the Incas’ used to live.

Activities: This lively city provides many opportunities to explore and there is an amazing colonial and Inca history to discover. There are beautiful archaeological sites within very easy reach and spectacular views right over the Andes. Tours include historical city routes, Incan Archaeology sites and horseback riding in the Andes. Exploring Qollasuyo is an unforgettable experience, less well known than the Sacred Valley, you will go off the beaten track archaeological sites such as the Temple of Moon and visit charming local communities - a great opportunity for those wanting to do less ‘touristy’ things and explore this fascinating culture further.

Child Policy: Children allowed.

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