Casa Andina Hotels accommodation in Cusco

I like the hotel very much, it is very clean and has a colorful decoration as it is Cusco, I like there was water available to fill my bottle as in other hotels it was not and generate so much plastic generates conflict to me in addition to the cost of the The hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable.

The location is good, just near the Temple of the Sun. Although the suite area is a bit roundabout, it is a historical building after all, and was the communication room for the Inca Empire to convey orders (the Inca civilization did not develop writing). The breakfast is quite satisfactory. Because of the historical building, the wall is relatively thin, and the noise is still relatively loud. As a 50-square-meter suite, there is enough space for a bathtub but there is only a huge shower room... Is it because of the high altitude of Greater Cusco?

The hotel is less than 100 meters from the Plaza de Armas, and you can walk to the main attractions in the old city. The room facilities are relatively new and the decoration style is similar to that in China. The bathroom is clean and tidy, and the wash basin and shower room have hot water 24 hours a day. The lobby downstairs is not big, but it is comfortably furnished and the breakfast is good. All in all, everything is good, but the price is a bit expensive.

The location of the hotel is very good, just behind the weapons square. A bit quiet. The hotel's service is also very good, hot water, cold pure water, the lobby has it, you can pick it up. Breakfast starts at five o'clock, and you can eat the train and then go (the hotel I stayed at before started at six o'clock, it was a bit too late). The dissatisfaction is the size of the room and the window. The order shows that the room is 38 square meters. When checking in, the front desk is also reminded that it is a 38 square meter room. However, the actual room size is obviously inconsistent. It is a bit difficult to open the two boxes and put them flat. The actual situation of the window is as shown in Figure 1, and there is about 1/5 window. The large area of frosted film can't see the outside, it's a bit depressed, like living in a windowless room.