Novotel Hotel in Cusco
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We didn't stay there but I did go into see it - it's in a great location and built in the traditional interior courtyard style.
Lots of reviews on Trip Advisor -
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Rev...sco-Cusco.html
Have a great trip!
Lots of reviews on Trip Advisor -
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Rev...sco-Cusco.html
Have a great trip!
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Novotel is too modern far away from the plaza
I do not stay there beware fakes TripAdvertizer
rankings reviews all firstime no profile posters
mostly fake and/or clueless.
Best to be around the Plaza walk everywhere
www.libertador.com.pe Palacio Del Inka best under $200
on sites like directrooms.com hotelscombine.com or
www.casa-andina.com Classic right at the Plaza $100
for budget rumipunku.com balconcusco.com not that
much cheaper... unless you want to shuttle everywhere
walk long slogs through dodgy ugly places
stay away from the Novotel.
I do not stay there beware fakes TripAdvertizer
rankings reviews all firstime no profile posters
mostly fake and/or clueless.
Best to be around the Plaza walk everywhere
www.libertador.com.pe Palacio Del Inka best under $200
on sites like directrooms.com hotelscombine.com or
www.casa-andina.com Classic right at the Plaza $100
for budget rumipunku.com balconcusco.com not that
much cheaper... unless you want to shuttle everywhere
walk long slogs through dodgy ugly places
stay away from the Novotel.
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Calle San Agustin 239. From the airport, go along Avenida Velasco ASTETE until you reach Avenida 28 de Julio. Carry on along this road until you get to the crossroads with the Ovalo Pachacútec. Go past the train station and then turn right and take Avenida Tullumayo until Plaza Limacpampa. Continue around Plaza Limacpampa and then turn into Calle San Agustin. Airport: VELASCO ASTETE
web site deceptive location above
10 minutes away from the airport
look at the room photos way too modern
furnished just like the Novotel Les Halles in Paris
which I just book exterior is faky colonial.
Novotel is a nice hotel chain there are just
tonnes better places to stay at similar pricepoints...
Monasterio is the best have a look there or La Casona
for super upscale..
web site deceptive location above
10 minutes away from the airport
look at the room photos way too modern
furnished just like the Novotel Les Halles in Paris
which I just book exterior is faky colonial.
Novotel is a nice hotel chain there are just
tonnes better places to stay at similar pricepoints...
Monasterio is the best have a look there or La Casona
for super upscale..
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Where I usually stay for a day or 2 actually built ON
the ruins of tha ancient Palace AT the Plaza...
Inka Grille across the street and awesome place to eat.
Libertador Palacio del Inka Hotel Cusco - Verified Reviews™ rated 4.4 of 5. Compare deals on Libertador Palacio del Inka Hotel. Ranked 1 of 179 hotels in Cusco, Peru
http://www.hotelscombined.com/Hotel/...lacio_del_Inka...
the ruins of tha ancient Palace AT the Plaza...
Inka Grille across the street and awesome place to eat.
Libertador Palacio del Inka Hotel Cusco - Verified Reviews™ rated 4.4 of 5. Compare deals on Libertador Palacio del Inka Hotel. Ranked 1 of 179 hotels in Cusco, Peru
http://www.hotelscombined.com/Hotel/...lacio_del_Inka...
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Thank you for your replies. Looks like a mixed review from different people.
Still trying to decide. Maybe one of the Casa Andinas. Casa Andina San Blas seems to be a somewhat difficult walk uphill.
Casa Andina Classic (right at Plaza de Armas, is it?) might not be upscale or "nice" enough. Casa Andina Private Collection - more expensive, and how is location?
Still trying to decide. Maybe one of the Casa Andinas. Casa Andina San Blas seems to be a somewhat difficult walk uphill.
Casa Andina Classic (right at Plaza de Armas, is it?) might not be upscale or "nice" enough. Casa Andina Private Collection - more expensive, and how is location?
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That doesn't sound too far from the Plaza at all. I think that we will stay there after all. Glad to hear that it is "a very nice place" (above).Thank you very much for your feedback.
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We walked past the Casa Andinas (Cathedral) on the way to dinner one night. Lots of people were checking in and it looked pretty nice to me. The location looked perfect--no steps to get there and you are at the base of San Blas with restaurants and shops.
I don't recall seeing the Novotel.
I don't recall seeing the Novotel.
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Casa Andinas on the Plaza looked pretty dumpy to me. I went into the (drab) lobby and asked some questions about the rooms. Didn't like the answers. If you only want to spend $100/night there are far better choices. Look at some smaller, more personal places. The Private Collections are much nicer.
I was staying super upscale at the Arwana (fabulous, but pricey), but I wanted to check things out for a friend who wanted to spend less when she got to Cusco. I thought the Novatel looked great and the Liberator looked terrific as well. The Liberator location was excellent.
I was staying super upscale at the Arwana (fabulous, but pricey), but I wanted to check things out for a friend who wanted to spend less when she got to Cusco. I thought the Novatel looked great and the Liberator looked terrific as well. The Liberator location was excellent.