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This hotel is without doubt the best hotel in Cusco and arguably in the whole of Peru itself. It has three open courtyards all of which have very well kept gardens and stone arches surrounding the gardens in typical monastery style. 11/05 MQ The hotel is,as its name suggests,a converted monastery dating back to 1595. The hotel is situated in the centre of Cusco just one hundred metres away from Plaza De Armas square which is the very centre of the town and where most historical monuments are situated.
Check-in Time:
1100Check-out Time:
0900Year Built:
1995Year Renovated:
1995Total Rooms:
126Total Floors:
5 floors.Rooms:
Half the rooms are medium in size and half are large and all are in very good condition as are the bathrooms. With the hotel being a converted monastery all the rooms vary slightly in style and size. The rooms are also deluxe throughout with all the services and facilities associated with a deluxe property and with modern furnishings with a distinctly traditional theme.Price
$435 deluxe double; $520-$1150 Rates include breakfast buffet, Very ExpensiveCredit Cards Accepted
AE, DC, MC, VDirections
FROM THE NORTH COMING FROM SAN CRISTOBAL AREA, DRIVE DOWN TO THE MAINSQUARE, DRIVE AROUND THE SQUARE AND CONTINUE TO SANTACATALINA STREET, TURN LEFT TO HERRAJES ST. AND CONTINUESTRAIGHT TO HOTEL MONASTERIO.. FROM THE SOUTH ENTERING CUZCO, TAKE AVENUE LA CULTURA ALL THE WAY DOWN ANDCONTINUE TO LIMACPAMPA, TURN RIGHT ONTO TULLUMAYO STREET.TURN LEFT ONTO SANTA CATALINA STREET AND AT THE NEXT CORNER,TURN RIGHT ONTO HERRAJES STREET AND CONTINUE STRAIGHT TOHOTEL MONASTERIO.. FROM THE WEST ENTERING THE CITY, GO ONTO VIA DE EVITAMIENTO. TURN LEFT ATEL SOL AVENUE. DRIVE UP STRAIGHT TO THE END UNTIL THE MAINSQUARE. TURN RIGHT AND CONTINUE TO SANTA CATALINA STREET.TURN RIGHT AGAIN AND DRIVE ONE BLOCK. TURN LEFT AND DRIVEONE BLOCK. TURN LEFT AGAIN TO GET TO HERRAJES STREET.DRIVE STRAIGHT TO HOTEL MONASTERIO AT NAZARENAS SQUARE.
Area
Plazoleta Nazarenas
Attractions
Aguas Calientes 3.5 Hours trainChinchero Incan Ruins/Viceregal 5 Min By CarCusco Cathedral 5 Min WalkMachu Picchu Ruins 3.5 Hours trainOllantaytambo Village And Ruins 1.5 Hours carPisac Market 5 Min By CarPlaza De Armas 5 Min WalkPuca Pucara Ruins 15 Min By CarQuenco Ruins 15 Min By CarSacred Valley Of The IncasSacsayhuaman Ruins 15 Min By CarTambomachay Ruins 15 Min By CarUrubamba Incan Ruins
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