Room Rates 2009	Single	Twin / Double	Superior Room	Suite
Private bathroom	US$76	US$76	US$109	US$131
Included in rate: Buffet breakfast. Rates include 10% service charge.

Description:

New hotel (opened in 2003) located in the old quarter of the City. Casa Andina promotes itself as a "new hotel chain formed by Peruvian investors". In the last 8 years Casa Andina have opened more than 15 hotels throughout Peru including Lima, Nasca, Arequipa & Colca, Puno, Cusco, Sacred Valley and a jungle lodge in Tambopata. All hotels are professionally run and very competitively priced. Hotel Casa Andina Classic is located 6 blocks from the main square (about 15 minute walk). Its certainly not an attractive building, lacking character, bit it has all the comforts you could expect from a modern hotel. Popular with tour groups.

 

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"Friendly and comfortable bed & breakfast" - South American Handbook

Services:

104 rooms (Singles, Doubles, Triples, Quadruples, 7 King Superior and 1 Suite Andina with a jacuzzi and minibar) are wall-to-wall carpeted and fitted with Cable TV, a private bathroom,  a safe deposit box, national and international long distance calls.
Also have rooms for non-smokers. All rooms are fitted with smoke detectors

Hotel features:

Breakfast salon for buffet breakfast

Internet

Meeting rooms

Smoke detectors in all public areas

Laundry service

Car Parking

Guest Reviews:

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Overall Rating 6/10 (03 September 2008 Sonia Diouri, France)

"We stayed at the Casa Andina in Arequipa for 2 nights as part of a tour so we didn't choose the hotel ourselves. The rooms were small and there was no sound insulation separating the rooms, you could hear people walking outside the door and the people next door to us showering! The tour included an evening buffet which had a very poor selection of food, none of which was very hot. In the morning our group had to leave early but breakfast was not ready on time. During our visit to Peru we stayed in much better quality hotels for about the same price so I am sure you can do better than staying in this hotel unless you get a really good rate.

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