Cusco and the Sacred Valley Hotels

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Casa San Blas

At a Glance

    Pros

  • fabulous views
  • warm welcome from staff
  • fantastic location

    Cons

  • it's a steep uphill walk to get here

Fodorite Reviews

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Casa San Blas Review

This small hotel with a large staff—there's a 2-to-1 staff-to-guest ratio—prides itself on exceptional service and the rooms are quite comfortable, with colonial-style furniture and hardwood floors, but with more modern amenities than this restored 250-year-old house would imply. The top-floor suites and one apartment (perfect for a family of four or five) are similar in style, but larger, with wood-beamed ceilings and great views over the city. The spacious apartment is a great option for those considering a longer stay, and has a fully equipped kitchen. All rooms are decorated with handmade textiles (each with a design reflecting the room's name), which can be purchased if you want a keepsake. The hotel sits a block off the Cuesta San Blas, the "staircase" street leading up from the Plaza de Armas, and could not be more central for sightseeing.

    Contact Information

  • Address: Tocuyeros 566, San Blas, Cusco, | Map It
  • Phone: 084/237-900; 888/569-1769 toll-free in North America
  • Website:
  • Location: Cusco

    Hotel Details

  • 12 rooms, 5 suites, 1 apartment.
  • Rate includes breakfast.
  • Credit cards accepted.

Fodorite Reviews

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    Cute Boutique Hotel with Excellent Service

    Rooms are cute and breakfast is decent but above all else, service makes it more than worth it to stay here. The staff is incredibly helpful and charming.

    by emc8760, 7/18/07

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