Nestled along a quaint cobblestone street, Antigua Casona San Blas is a captivating boutique hotel.
Location: Nestled in the artistic San Blas neighbourhood, Antigua Casona San Blas is just a short walk from Cusco’s historic Plaza de Armas. Set along ancient Incan roads, our boutique hotel is perfectly placed for exploring Peru's cultural landmarks and artisan workshops while offering a peaceful retreat from the bustle.
Rooms: Each room features hand-carved furniture crafted from local woods, king-sized beds with allergen-free linens, in-room heating, and soundproofing for restful sleep. Thoughtful touches like hot water bottles and sleepy-time tea during turn-down service add a sense of home and comfort.
Amenities: Dine at Piedra & Sal, where mornings begin with made-to-order breakfasts like citrus-kissed French toast, and evenings feature elevated Peruvian dishes such as ají de gallina al batán. Unwind in the courtyard with a cocktail beside the fire, or indulge in our private spa. The Spa at Antigua offers steam baths, jacuzzi soaks, salt rubs, Spanish-style showers, and holistic massages, including Andean herbal and hot stone therapies. A mild hyperbaric chamber helps ease the effects of altitude.
Activities: Join daily yoga classes in our heated Exhala studio, or set out for paddle boarding, Cusco city walks, and day hikes through the Sacred Valley. Each outing is designed to immerse guests in nature and local culture.
Sustainability: Antigua Casona San Blas in Cusco takes a thoughtful, practical approach to sustainability, weaving eco-conscious choices into the fabric of daily operations. The hotel avoids single-use plastics by offering filtered water in glass pitchers, refillable bathroom amenities, and biodegradable takeaway packaging. Energy efficiency is built in, with solar panels providing hot water for the kitchen and laundry, and a low-energy radiant water heating system used instead of air conditioning. Water-saving showerheads and a towel-washing policy help reduce waste, while every guest stay supports reforestation efforts in the Sacred Valley through a donation to the Valle Sagrado Verde project, a quietly effective model for responsible hospitality in the Andes.