Casa Andina Premium Arequipa Hotel

A spacious room containing 1 king size bed, ideal for 2 people sharing. This makes for a simple but elegant room, ideal for a good night’s sleep.

A spacious room containing 2 full size beds, ideal for 2 people sharing. A simple but elegant room sure to provide you with a comfortable night’s sleep.

A spacious suite ideal for 2 people sharing, ideal for those wanting a little extra living space. Comprising of a sleeping and living area, with a bed, sofa, desk or breakfast table.

A charming looking suite, ideal for guests to rest their head after a busy day exploring. The suite comprises of 1 king-size bed, a living room and a desk or breakfast table. The generously sized room offers a comfortable stay for guests.

A large suite with decor reminiscent of the Republican Era. This luxury suite offers guests the best of both worlds with a comfortable king sized bed to rest your head along with a spacious living area to kick back and relax.

The finest suite the hotel has to offer. The grandeur of this suite is simply breathtaking, complete with a king-sized bed, living room and a balcony offering views of the city. The suite and its colonial design is quite simply the crème de la crème of bedrooms.

Explore new culinary flavours in the hotel’s Alma bar and restaurant offering buffet breakfast, tea time snacks and deserts as well as evening meals. Start the day with a hearty breakfast: seasonal fruit, juice, pastries, tasty cheese and ham, coffee and more and end the day with fine Arequipa gastronomy. The restaurant utilises locally sourced ingredients, creating gourmet domestic and international dishes.

The hotel is located only a stones throw away from the Plaza de Armas, home to Arequipa’s cathedral and colonial buildings. The all-white plaza sits in the heart of the historic centre and it’s volcanic rock walls make it a sight to feast your eyes.

The city’s oldest all white neighbourhood is the perfect location to explore, shop, enjoy local cuisine, and admire traditional Arequipian architecture.

The best viewpoint in the city! A terrace build from traditional sillar rock, the engraved arches provide panoramic views of the entire white city and even as far as the city’s volcanos.

Arequipa’s 17th century flour mill, although having undergone a restoration project two centuries later, much of the original mill still remains and it now grinds once again for visitors.

Why not go trekking or even rafting in the iconic Colca Canyon! A river canyon famed for being the world’s deepest. Boasting views of Peru’s green landscapes and traditional villages, this is an excursion not to be missed.