We were booked into the Casa Andina Classic through our tour company, and we stayed one night before going to Machu Picchu and one night after returning. The first room we were in was right off the courtyard; the second was on the second floor and required climbing up stairs. Since our luggage was taken to and from our room, this was not an inconvenience. Both rooms were spacious enough and clean. Breakfast was plentiful and vaired. The staff was most accommodating, suggesting nearby restaurants, which turned out to be very good. In addition, the cathedral and other attractions are within an easy walk. The hotel stored our two suitcases while we were at Machu Picchu, allowing us to take only a backpack for our night there. The hotel is on a very busy, very narrow one-way street, but there are sidewalks on both sides of the street, and as long as one is careful, there should be no problem here.

The staff was very helpful and nice, specially the doorman who even gave us some tea for the altitude problem of Cusco. The hotel is located close to the historical center and principal locations of the city but very quiet at the same time.

The room was clean and the breakfast was good

Warm and pleasant hotel!!!!

I am Brazilian, my name is Luciana and I stayed in Casa Andina for 5 days.
I really enjoyed the reception of the hotel staff, the great location and would like to thank, in particular, Wilfredo, who was a very friendly person very helpful.
Big hug to all!!!!

Maybe it was just our room. The floor squeaked when we walked around. The edge of the bed was under the clothes rod. So getting out of bed required one to push the hanging clothes aside. The mattress was a stiff with a non coforming surface.
The room was clean and the breakfast was adequate. However, I do not get the persistence in Peru of very runny scrambled eggs.