Address: Plazoleta santo domingo no 259 , Cusco , Peru
Set in a huge, opulently furnished mansion with a fine colonial courtyard, the Hotel Libertador Palacio del Inka boasts Inca foundations. Parts of the mansion date back to the 16th century, when Francisco Pizarro was an occupant. It's a strong contender for the title of Cuzco's most popular top-tier hotel.Even the skylit lobby entrance of this hotel evokes high drama, and the refined guest rooms sport all the comforts you would expect, including wi-fi and plush bathrobes and slippers in which to enjoy 24-hour room service. There are even some amenities you wouldn't imagine: a telephone in the bathroom and dual-voltage power outlets, so you don't need to bring an electricity converter. You'll also find a sauna, health club, business centre and artisan gift shop, making this five-star hotel a small city unto itself. The hotel's respected, formal restaurant Inti Raymi serves nouveau Andean dishes with style and flair.
Even the skylit lobby entrance of this hotel evokes high drama, and the refined guest rooms sport all the comforts you would expect, including wi-fi and plush bathrobes and slippers in which to enjoy 24-hour room service. There are even some amenities you wouldn't imagine: a telephone in the bathroom and dual-voltage power outlets, so you don't need to bring an electricity converter. You'll also find a sauna, health club, business centre and artisan gift shop, making this five-star hotel a small city unto itself. The hotel's respected, formal restaurant Inti Raymi serves nouveau Andean dishes with style and flair.
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Atmosphere: Elegant and Busy
Check-in / Check-out Earliest check-in: 11:00 AM Latest check-out time: 9:00 AM
US$249.00 per night
(US$124.50per person per night)
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Walk across the small plaza to the Iglesia de Santo Domingo, a colonial church that sits atop the ruins of Coricancha, once the Inca Empire's richest temple. The walls of the ancient temple were once covered in gold and silver, but within months of the first conquistadors' arrival, its incredible wealth had all been looted.
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