Hotel Casa Andina Private Collection Cuzco
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The hotel Casa Andina Private Collection has been built in a colonial large house form 16th century. It's located in the old port of Cusco City, just few blocks from the main square. It offers the intimacy of a boutique hotel but the comforts and services of a much larger property.
Price Schedule
Hotel Facilities
General
Restaurant, Luggage Storage, Cable/Satellite TV, Safety Deposit Box, Bar
Activities
Services
Internet
High Speed WLAN for free
Guest Parking
Extended Facilities
Hotel Policies
Check in
14:00
Check out
11:00
Cancellation
Children & extra bed
Pets
Accepted credit cards
Visa, Euro/Mastercard
Hotel Information
A beautifully renovated 18th-century manor house, just 3 blocks from Cusco’s Plaza de Armas, replete with authentic colonial character. It offers the intimacy of a boutique hotel but the comforts and services of a much larger property.
The hotel Casa Andina Private Collection is distinguished by its 3 interior patios with wooden balconies. The principal patio, featuring a gurgling stone fountain, is one of Cusco’s emblematic colonial courtyards. In the hotel’s cozy lounge and reading room is a massive stone fireplace that’s always crackling, while the romantic gourmet restaurant invites guests to dine by candlelight in one of 4 connected salons richly decorated with 18th-century Cusco School paintings. Several rooms in the original structure of the hotel feature surviving colonial frescoes unearthed during renovation.
The hotel Casa Andina Private Collection is distinguished by its 3 interior patios with wooden balconies. The principal patio, featuring a gurgling stone fountain, is one of Cusco’s emblematic colonial courtyards. In the hotel’s cozy lounge and reading room is a massive stone fireplace that’s always crackling, while the romantic gourmet restaurant invites guests to dine by candlelight in one of 4 connected salons richly decorated with 18th-century Cusco School paintings. Several rooms in the original structure of the hotel feature surviving colonial frescoes unearthed during renovation.
Food and Restaurants
The gourmet restaurant is one of the most elegant dining experiences in Cusco. It sprawls across 4 colonial salons, decorated with romantic candelabras, wrought-iron chandeliers, and Cusco School colonial paintings. Chef Teddy Bouroncle’s menu emphasizes creative Novo Andino (New Andean) fare and local ingredients, including world-famous produce from the Sacred Valley – which served as the Incas’ breadbasket.
The covered tables in the courtyard near a gurgling stone fountain are ideal for lunch, while the daily buffet breakfast includes a custom omelet bar as well as a full complement of local fruits, juices, cereals and more.
The covered tables in the courtyard near a gurgling stone fountain are ideal for lunch, while the daily buffet breakfast includes a custom omelet bar as well as a full complement of local fruits, juices, cereals and more.
Area information
In the heart of colonial Cusco, overlooking the small Limacpampa square & just 3 blocks from Cusco’s Plaza de Armas and 10 minutes from Cusco’s airport. Within walking distance of Cusco’s top sights, shopping and dining, and just a block-and-a-half from one of Cusco’s most famous sights: Koricancha, the Incas’ indelible Temple of the Sun.
Cusco can be reached on daily flights of an hour from Lima, Juliaca (Puno) & Arequipa. The city is a bit more than 1 hour from The Sacred Valley, the fertile and spiritual “garden” of the Incas.
Cusco can be reached on daily flights of an hour from Lima, Juliaca (Puno) & Arequipa. The city is a bit more than 1 hour from The Sacred Valley, the fertile and spiritual “garden” of the Incas.
