Peru - Cuzco

Hotel & Mirador Los Apus

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Location: Year of most recent renovation
Location: Total number of rooms
Location: Number of floors (main building)
Location: Single rooms
Location: Twin rooms
Location: Double rooms
Distances (in meters): 5 Bus/Train station
Room facilities (Standard room): Number of bedrooms
Room facilities (Standard room): Toiletries
Room facilities (Standard room): Wi-fi
Room facilities (Standard room): TV
Room facilities (Standard room): Cable TV
Room facilities (Standard room): 220V power supply
Room facilities (Standard room): Central heating
Room facilities (Standard room): Safe
Room facilities (Standard room): Wake-up service
Room facilities (Standard room): Smoking rooms
Room facilities (Standard room): Extra beds on demand
Room facilities (Standard room): Cot on demand
Facilities: Wi-fi
Facilities: Transfer service
Facilities: Airport Shuttle
Facilities: Multilingual staff
Facilities: 24-hour security
Facilities: Smoke detector
Facilities: Sun terrace
Facilities: Luggage room
Facilities: Dining area
Facilities: Towels and bed linen
Healthy & Safety (COVID): Other Protocol

The award-winning Hotel & Mirador Los Apus is located in a restored 17th century building in Cusco, Peru. It offers free Wi-Fi throughout the property and has colonial-style rooms with soundproof windows, private bathroom with tub or shower, safe, smoke detectors, heating by radiators, wooden floors and cable TV. Some rooms have a private balcony and authentic Inca walls. The hotel is close to several points of interest, such as the Plazoleta de San Blas, the Iglesia De La Companía De Jesús, the Quechua Museum, the Museum of Pre-Columbian Art and the Museum of the Monastery of Santa Catalina De Siena, as well as pubs / bars such as Insomnia Lounge Bar, Indigo Bar Restaurant and Toro Brunch & Burger, Hotel & Mirador Los Apus is a fantastic option to enjoy in the capital of the Inca Empire, declared a World Heritage Site.