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Inkaterra La Casona

Cusco, Peru

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Incan immersionintimate setting5 centuries of cultures & traditionsprime location in town

This exquisite 16th-century colonial manor was one of the first Spanish buildings in Cusco, located just steps away from the picturesque main square. Once occupied by the conquistadors of Peru, it is now an exclusive boutique hotel that has been carefully restored to retain its historical heritage and décor. With its suites set around a Spanish courtyard, replete with antiques and original architectural details, Inkaterra La Casona offers sober elegance without sacrificing authenticity. This is the perfect base from which to explore the vibrant capital of the Incan Empire and absorb the mysticism of the surrounding Andean valleys and villages.

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Our 11 suites

Patio Suite

From

£324

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

2 travellers

From 33 to 39 sqm / From 355 to 420 sqft

Fireplace

1 King bed

Balcon Suite

From

£418

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

2 travellers

From 36 to 45 sqm / From 388 to 484 sqft

Fireplace

1 King bed

Plaza Suite

From

£503

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

2 travellers

From 48 to 49 sqm / From 517 to 527 sqft

Fireplace

1 King bed

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Peru, a journey to the Incan Empire

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Relais & Châteaux has created several itineraries that include a stop at this property, as part of a wider exploration of the region.

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Activities, excursions and other attractions during your stay at the Inkaterra La Casona

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Machu Picchu experience

A private excursion will provide geological and historical information on key areas of interest in the Citadel, one of the New 7 Wonders of the World. For going to Machu Picchu, take a train from Cusco (Poroy) that takes around 4 hrs or you can also take a car trip to Ollantaytambo (2hrs) and then a train to Machu Picchu Village (1.5hrs).

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Around Cusco

Religious and cultural syncretism between the Inca Empire and the Spanish Crown has been visible across five centuries in every street corner of Cusco. Inkaterra La Casona offers an intimate tour around the city, which includes visits to the Cusco's magnificent Cathedral, with 11 chapels, 7 altarpieces, a lower chorus carved in cedar, and more than 300 paintings and sculptures; the Koricancha ("courtyard of gold" in Quechua), one of most significant Inca temples; and the cobble-stoned streets of the San Blas neighborhood.

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Inkaterra La Casona History

The first Relais & Châteaux property in Peru, Inkaterra La Casona plays a key role in Cusco's fascinating history. It is strategically located in Plaza Las Nazarenas, as its grounds were initially part of the Warakos Academy, the training grounds of the elite army of the Incas. Since the 16th Century, it became a manor house that had Spanish Conquistador Diego de Almagro and 'El Libertador' Simon Bolivar among its guests. After two years of sensitive restoration to emphasize its original architecture, Inkaterra La Casona opened in May 2008 to become the first boutique hotel in Cusco. With colonial furniture and original murals, its interior design reflects the encounter of cultures and traditions across five centuries.