Abittare
Stay in the heart of Cusco–Excellent location - show mapOne of our top picks in Cusco.Set only 50 yards from Qurikancha, Abittare offers accommodation with free WiFi access in Cusco's city centre. Cusco's main square is 550 yards from Abittare.Rooms at Abittare feature a modern and clean design, and are fitted with a private bathroom with free toiletries and a hairdryer, a flat-screen cable TV, a desk, a safety deposit box, and heating. Some rooms also feature a seating area with a sofa bed.The property offers a snack bar and room service.A 24-hour front desk is available, complete with a tour desk and concierge service. Laundry services are offered at a surcharge.Abittare is located 1,000 yards from Wanchaq Train station and 350 yards from Santa Catalina Convent. Shuttle services can be arranged at the front desk. Cusco City Centre is a great choice for travellers interested in food, culture and history.Located in Cusco (Cusco Historic Center), Abittare Hotels is minutes from Temple of the Sun and Qorikancha. Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage.
politiques
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Cancellation/prepayment
- Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to room type.Please enter the dates of your stay and check the conditions of your required room.
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Cards accepted at this property
- Abittare accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.
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Check-in
- From 15:00 hours
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Check-out
- Until 11:00 hours
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Children and extra beds
- All children are welcome.
- There is no capacity for extra beds in the room.
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Important Notice
- Based on local tax laws, Peruvian citizens (and foreigners staying more than 59 days in Peru) must pay an additional fee of 18% .To be exempt from this 18% additional fee (IVA), a copy of the immigration card and passport must be presented.<br><br>Please note both documents are required for fee exemption. Guests who are not able to present both documents will be required to pay the fee.<br><br>Foreign business travellers who require a printed invoice, will also be charged the additional 18% regardless of the length of their stay in Peru. This fee is not automatically calculated in the total costs for the reservation.
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Pets
- Pets are not allowed.
Ce que les clients le plus aimé
“The hot showers, the decor, the amazing hair dryer, extra heater in the room and overall area of the property.”
“Great hotel, amazing breakfast, staff very helpful! Specially about laundry, usa electric changer, bags for stay during 2 days!!”
“I really enjoyed the style of the hotel and the layout, the courtyard style was very nice. The stuff we're friendly and helpful at all times. The room made good use of the small size and the shower had excellent pressure and hot water which was awesome.”
“Interior looks newly renovated at par with North America standard. Staff is friendly and reponsive. Enjoyed the coca tea at reception.”
“Great location. Good value for money. Well designed. ”
“Lovely rooms, good service,helpful staff and perfect location!”
“Very nice hotel in the old city, 400 meters walking from the central place. Nice rooms, well designed, clean. Very nice staff, always helpful to organize taxis or tours. The breakfast is OK but not great, some rooms (street side) are noisy.”
“Location. Hotel was very up to date. It is an old colonial house xompletely refurbished. Neat.”
“Loved the room and the washroom. The shower was as hot as you wanted. The lotion and soap provided was great! The location was close to everything in Cuzco! Also the breakfast was the best we had for continental.”
“The setting of this hotel is amazing, located around a row of very recently renovated, historic courtyards and with some luck, your room will feature a view straight to a neighboring excavation site with a backdrop of the old city and the sun setting behind; The location is a few blocks away from the main square of the old city centre, so a bit away from all the buzz, but still conveniently close; Committed and smart staff helped us a lot as we had to (re-) organize logistics because our in- and outbound travel to Machu Picchu was disrupted by a teacher's strike...”