A contemporary 4-star hotel in a historic colonial building near San Blas, offering modern comforts with Andean design touches and an innovative oxygen bar to aid acclimatization. The property features a restaurant, bar, and spa, with attentive service and central location. A reliable and comfortable choice for business and leisure travelers.
Casa Andina Premium Cusco occupies a restored colonial building at Plazoleta Limacpampa Chico, near the San Blas neighborhood and a short walk from the Plaza de Armas in Cusco's historic center. The Peruvian hotel chain's flagship Cusco property blends original colonial features such as stone archways and wood beam ceilings with contemporary furnishings and Andean textile accents throughout the public areas and guest rooms. Rooms are arranged across several categories from standard to junior suites, most with updated bathrooms and work desks aimed at both leisure travelers and business visitors attending conferences in the city. The hotel's restaurant serves Peruvian and international dishes for breakfast and dinner, and an oxygen bar in the lobby helps guests acclimatize to Cusco's altitude on arrival, a feature this hotel brand is known for. There is a small spa offering massage treatments and a fitness room, though no pool, and the central but slightly quieter Limacpampa Chico location keeps the property a few minutes' walk from the more crowded Plaza de Armas and San Blas lanes. Service is professional and consistent with the wider Casa Andina chain, making it a dependable mid-to-upper-tier choice for travelers who want comfort without paying for a five-star property.
Amenities
- restaurant
- bar
- spa
- oxygen bar
- wifi
- gym
- concierge
Location
Plazoleta Limacpampa Chico 473, Cusco
-13.5158, -71.9757 View on map
Highlights
- Restored colonial building at Plazoleta Limacpampa Chico, near San Blas
- Lobby oxygen bar to help guests acclimatize to Cusco's altitude
- On-site spa with massage treatments and a fitness room
- Restaurant serves Peruvian and international cuisine for breakfast and dinner
- Short walk to both the Plaza de Armas and the San Blas artisan district
Tips for visiting
- Use the lobby oxygen bar on arrival if you feel any altitude symptoms
- Ask for a room facing the interior courtyard for a quieter night's sleep
- It is a short uphill walk to San Blas, so allow extra time if you plan to explore on foot
- Book directly with the hotel for corporate or conference rates if traveling for business