Intiqa Hotel – Puno, Peru
Intiqa Hotel is a 3-star thematic hotel in Puno, Peru that has been in operation since 2007.
There are 31 rooms delicately decorated with icons of the Pukara culture; the same ones that have been designed thinking about the needs of our guests, ventilation and natural lighting.
All the public areas serve as an expression of the local culture and as a complement to the lodging amenities, they offer full service in the Pachamama Restaurant, where the menu has many regional foods, such as the quinoa and canihua grains, the white potato (papa imilla), dried potatoes (tunta), alpaca, and more.
Intiqa Hotel also offers full service in the Huajsapata Bar, which includes drinks made from local aromatic herbs, such as muña, mint, coca, and more.
The rooms are equipped with soft and super comfortable box spring beds (two mattresses in each one) for a restful sleep, goose feather duvets, anti-allergenic thermal floor suitable for the region, private bath with tub, electric heaters and windows double glazing among others.
Rooms that are decorated with colors that allow a balance of intensity of light and decorated with local cultural icons (Pucara and Tiahuanaco).
Hotel services and facilities include: Pachamama Restaurant (specializing in Peruvian and regional cuisine), Huajsapata Bar, currency exchange, laundry service, room service, business center, oxygen (upon request), 24-hour concierge service.
All 24 rooms are equipped with Wi-fi Internet access, safe-deposit box, cable TV, electric heaters, double-pane windows, private bathrooms with tub, hair dryers. Daily breakfast included.
Intiqa Hotel Rooms:
Double Room
Twin Room
Single Room
Junior Suite
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