Casa Andina Premium Collection Cusco
Casa Andina Private Collection is an upmarket hotel where the décor and furnishings reflect Peruvian imperial tradition.
This most attractive, converted colonial house belongs to a chain of locally-run, Peruvian-owned hotels the aim of which is to provide friendly and comfortable accommodation with the emphasis on Peruvian culture and traditions.
It is well positioned in the colonial heart of the city, two blocks from the majestic main square. The 75 spacious rooms – situated on two floors – overlook one of three galleried courtyards, each of which has a central stone fountain. Décor in the guest rooms is simple,contemporary and unobtrusive with whitewashed walls and subdued lighting. In-room facilities include cable TV, free Wifi and private bathroom.
The ground floor has a lobby bar, cosy lounge with log fire, terrace and a good restaurant. Adding to the historical ambiance the public areas are decorated with paintings with a religious theme by Peruvian artists.
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