Tierra Viva Cusco San Blas – Cusco, Peru
Tierra Viva Cusco Hotel San Blas is located in the heart of San Blas which is Cusco Peru’s most artistic neighborhood and is also called the Artisans’ Neighborhood.
Tierra Viva remodeled an old colonial residence, which was constructed in adobe, carefully preserving the most traditional aspects of its architecture.
The residence has 24 spacious rooms, an inner courtyard, characteristic of Cusco´s colonial houses and a marvelous garden.
Next to the hotel´s entrance you will find the dining room where the buffet breakfast is served and a cozy hall where you will be able to check in.
The rooms are located around the indoor patios, with large windows that let in the amazing colors of the Peruvian highlands.
Tierra Viva Cusco San Blas Hotel is decorated with colonial paintings, designs made by local Cusco craftsmen and is surrounded by the plants, flowers and trees of the Andes.
Tierra Viva Cusco Hotel San Blas is located a few meters from one of the most emblematic places of the city of Cusco, the Plaza de San Blas and is just 4 blocks from the Plaza de Armas.
In spite of its central location, the hotel is situated just far enough from the noise and the hustle to let you enjoy the peace and quiet that every traveler needs, in the most bohemian neighborhood of Cusco.
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