Hotel La Casona Inkaterra

Número de plantas 2, Hotel

Estilo y ambiente del hotel

La Casona- Cuscos first boutique hotel- reflects the citys melange of cultures and traditions. A striking 16th century mansion perhaps the first Spanish construction in Cusco was built over the palace of Inca Manco Capac- and later occupied by the first conquistadores and their mestizo descendents. This national monument is now an exclusive hotel located in the beautiful Plaza de Las Nazarenas- at the heart of the historical city. Inkaterra has meticulously created an 11-suite manor house- maintaining the original design and architecture around two open terraces. Guests will appreciate the patina of time and tradition- as colonial furnishings and original murals blend with lavish contemporary comforts. Fully equipped suites with open fireplaces are graced with down duvets- heated floors and extra large bathtubs. The amenities of the manor include sitting and dining rooms- a private spa- reading lounge and outdoor terraces for enjoying Cuscos timeless vibrancy. La Casona may be booked as individual suites- or as an entire Villa- offering a hub from which to discover the region. In addition to butlers and luxury services- we can provide access to a fleet of private cars- as well as drivers- private guides- and an experienced concierge to coordinate excursions. CUZ-Cusco-0 mile N

Peculiaridad del hotel

LA CASONA - CUSCOS FIRST BOUTIQUE HOTEL - REFLECTS THE CITYS MELANGE OF CULTURES AND TRADITIONS. A STRIKING 16TH CENTURY MANSION PERHAPS THE FIRST SPANISH CONSTRUCTION IN CUSCO WAS BUILT OVER THE PALACE OF INCA MANCO CAPAC- AND LATER OCCUPIED BY THE FIRST CONQUISTADORES AND THEIR MESTIZO DESCENDENTS. THIS NATIONAL MONUMENT IS NOW AN EXCLUSIVE HOTEL LOCATED IN THE BEAUTIFUL PLAZA DE LAS NAZARENAS- AT THE HEART OF THE HISTORICAL CITY.

Check-in más temprano

15:00

Check-out más tardío

12:00

Ubicacion del hotel, Zona y sus atracciones turisticas

CUZ-Cusco-0 mile N, Cusco Catedral, Cusco Main Square, CUZ- Cusco, CUZ- Velasco Astete Airport, Machu Picchu Ruins, Sacsayhuaman Ruins, RECREATION