The most memorable place to stay in all of Cusco is Hotel Monasterio, 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 an ancient cedar tree and lined with two stories of stone archways. Colonial paintings line up along hallways, with wrap around two other fabulous stone patios. The rooms are decked out in old-world Spanish décor, including carved wooden headboards and colonial paintings, and include all the plush five-star comforts. The can even be pumped with oxygen, simulating an altitude 900 meters lower that allows guests to sleep more soundly.

The five stars Hotel Libertador Palacio del Inka, 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. The entrance to the hotel Libertador is spectacular. A stone portal leads into a glass-roofed lobby, lined on one side by Spanish stone arches and on the other by exposed portions of Inca stone walls. There is an excellent buffer breakfast served alongside another large square, ringed with two stories of stone arcades.

With 99 rooms, the elegant French-owned Novotel is small enough to devote personal attention to guests, but still big enough to offer every imaginable service, especially those catering to business travelers.

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.

The hotel 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.

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

After a long day up and down the Sacred Valley or around Machu Picchu, there’s nothing like returning to Casa Andina Private Collection.