This 16th-Century colonial mansion has been beautifully restored and transformed into a luxury boutique hotel that occupies a prime position in the heart of the Inca city. Adorned with colonial sculptures, carvings and artwork, this exceptional hotel offers a blend of art, history and warm hospitality. The striking façade of this charming hotel sets the tone for the elegant style found within. The hotel exhibits a permanent collection of paintings from the 'Cusco School' and along with traditional flourishes such as ornate mirrors, frescoes and helical columns, the unique decor beautifully evokes a bygone era. Artwork, statues and antiques are scattered throughout the historic corridors which feature exposed brick work and period furniture with crystal chandeliers and vases of fresh flowers providing graceful touches. Upon arrival you can sip coca tea in the cosy lounge to help you acclimatise to the city's high altitude. Help yourself to fruit in the lobby and enjoy the expansive breakfast buffet which is served next to the pretty courtyard under the warming rays of the morning sun. At Mishti Mestizo Restaurant you can feast on traditional Andean recipes influenced by the cultural diversity of contemporary Cusco. Typical dishes to tempt your tastebuds include corn soup, alpaca tenderloins and bitter chocolate and Quillabamba coffee créme brulée. Khasikay Bar offers a superb selection of international wines and cocktails - including outstanding Piscobased creations, as well as a varied menu of tapas that recreate the tradition of the Andean dishes. The elegant rooms are beautifully furnished and feature free Wi-Fi, an oxygen system to aid in the prevention of altitude sickness, and a beautiful marble bathroom with underfloor heating, organic toiletries and a pillow menu. Deluxe Rooms are slightly larger than Standard Rooms while the Superior Deluxe Rooms are more even spacious and have fantastic views of the city or the hotel’s colonial courtyards. The Junior Suite features a small living room while the lavish Suites are adorned with unique artwork and have a living room, and a balcony with magnificent views over the city.
As you step through the impressive stone archway at the entrance of this welcoming hotel you will feel as though you have been transported to another era. Formerly a 16th-Century convent that was built on top of Inca walls, this outstanding hotel is drenched in history and combines modern comfort and style with ancient architecture and tradition. Away from the busy streets of the city, this remarkable hotel offers a tranquil and charming retreat that pays homage to its rich history. With its vaulted ceilings, stone columns and arches, the hotel epitomises refined elegance and the ubiquitous stone and dark wood is complemented with splashes of colour in the shape of plants, floral displays and Inca print cushions. The corridors face a beautiful colonial courtyard – the largest in the city – which provides an elegant setting for breakfast. The hotel prides itself in its warm, personalised service and these high standards continue throughout, from the hand-crafted colonial-style furniture to the exquisite cuisine. Two stylish restaurants offer traditional Peruvian delicacies and the bar serves tasty snacks to accompany classic pisco sours. After a busy day of local exploration, relax in the heated indoor swimming pool or Jacuzzi, located inside the beautiful spa, where you can unwind with an Inca-inspired treatment. Don't miss the chance to learn about the history of the site with a visit to the two exhibition rooms in the basement. Here you can view a small exhibit of the colonial and Inca walls which were uncovered during the hotel's renovation as well as some archaeological artefacts. The stylish rooms feature a classic Andean design and bespoke furniture. They can be enriched with oxygen to help you acclimatise to the high altitude. Classic Inca Rooms feature a living area and Classic Inca Wall Rooms feature an original Inca wall. Opt for a Courtyard Terrace Room for your own balcony with views over the attractive courtyard or one of the spacious Luxury Suite for a spearate living area.
This intimate hotel is just steps from Cuzco’s main square but it cocoons you in a serene space from the moment you arrive. Built on Inca foundations and converted into a luxurious hotel which made the 2018 Condé Nast Traveller's Gold List, this exquisite retreat is set around a cloistered courtyard and fountain. It has retained some original features such as Incan stonework, colonial frescos and Peruvian artefacts, but its cloistered terraces are home to sleek facilities. Take a dip in Cuzco's only heated outdoor pool and choose some exotic fruit and vegetables from the poolside cart to create your own salad or smoothie. At the excellent Hypnôze Spa you can experience the healing properties of local herbs, Andean salts and coca leaves while gazing down through a glass floor at an original Inca wall. The soothing music from the harpist eases you into the day during breakfast at Senzo Restaurant which serves innovative local cuisine with a modern twist. Enjoy pisco tasting at the poolside Senzo Bar or have a go at making your own in your in-room bar – your butler can also teach you. The spacious colonial-style suites are beautifully designed with authentic local touches such as hand-painted frescos and soap scented with flowers from the hotel’s gardens. Many of the suites have romantic four-poster beds and they all feature free Wi-Fi, bathrooms with underfloor heating and 24-hour butler service. Junior Suites have a small sitting area, Studio Suites are larger and feature an in-room iPad, and the spacious One Bedroom Suites have high ceilings, a living room and views over the beautiful gardens. There is also a choice of elegant signature suites with original features and courtyard or square views.
Originally an Incan ceremonial site, this unique hotel was converted into an elegant mansion by the Spanish conquistadors and is now one of Cuzco's finest hotels. Beautiful hand-carved wooden doors, antique oil paintings and vases make it feel more like a museum than a hotel and the location is perfect. It’s just steps from the main square and close to restaurants, markets and museums. Unwind at the award-winning spa’s thermal circuit, discover the site’s fascinating history during the daily tour of the hotel and learn how to make Pisco sours at the bar. The evocative Inti Raymi Restaurant features stone archways, exposed walls and vintage furniture, and showcases the best of regional cuisine. Breakfast is accompanied by a harpist and you can enjoy all meals in the charming courtyard. Tuck into tapas and cocktails at the intimate lantern-lit Rumi Bar which features an original Incan wall. The Andean-style oxygen-enriched rooms and suites are adorned with original artwork and traditional weavings. Upgrade to a Premium Room for street views or a Deluxe Room for extra space.
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