Is the most memorable place to stay in Cuzco. A 415-year-old monastery that has been converted into Peru´s most elegant five-star hotel. The stone lobby leads to a dramatic stone courtyard, graced with ancient archways. Colonial paintings line up along hallways, which wrap around two other fabulous stone patios. The rooms are decked out in old-world Spanish décor, including carved wooden headboards and colonial paintings. They can even be pumped with oxygen for an additional US$30.00 per night, simulating 900 meters lower than allows guests to sleep more soundly.

This five starts hotel, has a great location, next to Coricancha. The Inca Temple of the Sun. It occupies the Casa de los Cuatro Bustos, Francisco Pizarro´s last home. It is built on the foundation of the acllahuasi. “the house of the chosen ones”, where virgins picked by the Incas lived in seclusion from society.

Is a stylish option for the Colonial ambience in Cusco center. This restored colonial manor has a sun-filled patio lined with stone arches, lamps, and wicker furniture for evening drinks. There are 16 beautiful rooms on the 2nd floor around the stone courtyard with wood floors, king-size beds, sitting areas, and all creature comforts (security box, minibar, cable TV, heating) The other 82 rooms are comfortable but bland in an unfortunate five story modern addition. The colonial rooms seem a good value; the modern ones don’t.

The Picoaga Hotel is an old colonial mansion with details that have remained the same through time.

Hotel recently built hotel possessing modern architecture with fine colonial details, a few minutes from the Plaza de Armas.

Take a hot shower, and then head to the sitting room. There, pisco sour in hand you can snuggle into one of the plush red couches and relax. No need to move either. Internet´s at hand, and the excellent gourmet restaurant Limac Pampa spills out onto the patio. When it´s finally time for bed, you´ll head back to your down-comforter-covered bed, cable TV, and bedside heater.

We offer the most complete service and comfort where you can indulge in our amazing facilities and the coziness of the spacious rooms.

The luxurious Sonesta Posada del Inca, is like a small villa with rooms spread out among plazas and gardens, courtyards fountains, a miniature crafts market, and a chapel. The hotel is a built around the charming 16th-century Santa Catalina de Sena monastery, where 21 rooms are located. The modern, though colonial-style, building next door has another 40 rooms or so with high ceiling, cable TV, lock boxes, and bathrooms with tubs. There is also a nice restaurant, jewelry shop, ATM, and a full spa.

In San Blas, guests are greeted by tuxedo wearing doormen at the upscale, Swiss managed Los Apus. The rooms have wood floors, heat, comfortable beds. And cable TV. Ask for the double loft room with two levels, stone walls, and a bathtub. Breakfast is served in the glass-roofed courtyard.

Los Andes de America Hotel, combining colonial construction with modern facilities, was designed to offer you total satisfaction. Located a few meters from Cuzco´s Main Plaza.

The Cusco Plaza Hotel II is a big colonial house, originally built in the XVII century, which was completely remodeled keeping all its stone arcs.

Among the most central of Cuzco`s top-end hotels, the Casa Andina has five properties in Cuzco. Its Plaza hotel lies unobtrusively between the Plaza de Armas and Plaza Regocijo. The Catedral branch is even closer to the action and boats some original Inca walls. The Qorikancha hotel inhabits a charming colonial courtyard house, while the San Blas branch has city views. But top billing goes to the so-called Private Collection hotel, which inhabits a graceful 16th-century colonial mansion. All of these Peruvian chain hotels have modern, well-equipped rooms and tourist restaurants with good-value buffet meals.

Among the most central of Cuzco`s top-end hotels, the Casa Andina has five properties in Cuzco. Its Plaza hotel lies unobtrusively between the Plaza de Armas and Plaza Regocijo. The Catedral branch is even closer to the action and boats some original Inca walls. The Qorikancha hotel inhabits a charming colonial courtyard house, while the San Blas branch has city views. But top billing goes to the so-called Private Collection hotel, which inhabits a graceful 16th-century colonial mansion. All of these Peruvian chain hotels have modern, well-equipped rooms and tourist restaurants with good-value buffet meals.

Our Midori Hotel is designed to give the best service to our guests with all the necessary installations. Our Hotel operates in a large and beautiful colonial house, which has been restored preserving its architectural characteristics and providing a warm and inviting atmosphere for our guests.