Casa Andina is located 5 minutes from Cusco's Plaza de Armas and just steps away from the city's main tourist attractions. A beautiful 17th-century house that will transport you to the republican era with its colonial courtyards and balconies. There are 93 rooms designed to provide an unforgettable experience. So, if you're planning to book a 5-star hotel in Cusco, here you can enjoy a buffet breakfast and a varied menu at Alma Restaurant & Bar. Additionally, the detailed service will give you an authentic Cusco experience in a space filled with history.
Superior Room
Maximum room occupancy: 2 adults + 1 child.
It's a 19.8 m² comfortable room with a king bed (200 cm x 200 cm), a safe-deposit box, desk or breakfast table, and free Wi-Fi. A great option for couples. It radiates a cozy atmosphere where you will have an unforgettable experience.
Suite Room
Maximum room occupancy: 2 adults + 1 child
It's a 32 m² comfortable room with king-size bed (200 cm x 200 cm), a sofa bed, fireplace and a balcony (some with street views and others with internal views). It's ideal for couples or to rest after a full work day. It radiates a unique atmosphere where you will enjoy an unforgettable experience and have a service emphasizing detail.
The best things to do in Cusco Peru, like visiting the vibrant markets, stalling the cobble stones streets, and sitting on a bench in a favorite plaza watching the colorfully dressed locals wander by. You can also soak up the rare mountain sunshine, having kids approach you for a shoe shine, the smell of anticuchos, a delicious meaty street food floating through the air. Plan to spend a few days here to explore and to acclimate to the altitude.
Plaza de Armas
One thing for certain, if you have just one day in Cusco, you won’t want to miss the beauty of the main square, the Plaza de Armas, during the day or even better at night. This plaza has a special energy, so take a moment to walk it, catch your breath and appreciate the multicultural scenery. It’s one of my favourite places in Cusco!
Markets
Start early and head to the San Pedro market. There you can grab a freshly made juice for breakfast, just like the locals. Markets are busy especially in the morning and you can see brightly colored locals going about their business. Don’t miss the fresh fruits section and see if you can buy some fruits you’ve never seen before. You’ll also want to check out the stalls that sell ancient Andean remedies.
Artisan Neighborhood
The artisan quarter of San Blas where you can wander from cute boutique to funky art shop and soaking up the colorful atmosphere of the narrow streets.
Chocolate Museum
If your appetite is more chocolate-inclined, then a chocolate making class at the Choco Museo might be perfect for you! With two locations just off the Plaza, this hands-on activity is a fun way to spend some time – with very sweet rewards!