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Casa Andina Classic Catedral
Part of a national chain, this hotel offers a central location, clean rooms and a low price.
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Casa Andina Private Collection Cusco
A cheaper option than the top properties in town, this property still offers some historic charm and oxygen-enriched rooms.
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Casa Cartagena
PlusEven though it is located in a national landmark palace, the Casa Cartagena is thoroughly modern and cool.
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Hotel Monasterio, A Belmond Hotel
PlusPicksIndagare IndexCusco’s history is a richly layered one. The site of the Inca capital for hundreds of years, it had multiple stone palaces and temples. After the Spanish conquest, conquistadores kept the existing main plaza, but stripped most of the striking...
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La Casona
PlusPicksThis handsome mansion on one of Cusco’s prettiest squares draws the fashion and art crowds with its chic interiors and laid-back atmosphere.
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Palacio Nazarenas, A Belmond Hotel, Cusco
PlusPicksIndagare IndexLike its sister property across the street, this hotel also transformed a colonial-era cloister—this time a convent built on Inca foundations—into a charming boutique option for travelers to Cusco. A meticulous renovation restored the building’s stone facade and wood-beamed terraces,...
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Consider combining your trip with one of these destinations.
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Sacred Valley
Machu Picchu may be Peru’s greatest draw, but a visit to the Sacred Valley, which surrounds Machu Picchu and Cusco, is also essential to understand the land that inspired awe in the Incas and the conquistadores.
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Lima
Anchored by its historic center, which was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988, Lima is a lovely place to explore for a night or two before venturing on to Peru’s main attractions. The city has been gentrified and...