Quinua Villa Boutique

Category: Pakarina Wasi (Pre-Inca)

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Coffee/Tea Making Facilities, Cooking facilities/ Utensils, Dining Area & Settings, DVD Player, Electric Razor Plug-in, Fridge, Hair dryer - in room, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Living Room/Sitting Area, Room Safe, Sofa/Lounge Chairs, Table Lamp, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), Toiletries, TV - Cable/ Satellite, Wardrobe, Welcome Drink, Work/Writing Desk, Bathroom-Private: Bathtub, heating system, stereo with usb entrance, slippers

Description: The Pakarina Wasi apartment has been designed to evoke the Pre-Incan period in Cusco's history. The word ‘pakarina' means point of origin, or cavern house. As the founding Incan myth goes, there was a mountain known as Tambo Toco. In this mountain, there was a cave called Pacaritambo, and four pairs of siblings emerged from this cavern, walked to the valley of Cusco and established the city.This apartment follows along the same design of the arch-shaped architecture of the mythological cave of Pacaritambo. There are rounded pillars, slanting edges and furniture that mirrors the structural design and overall feeling of the Inca planning.There are spacious marble countertops in the kitchen and a large table for easy maneuverability while cooking. The floor was created with handmade clay tiles as an added unique feature of the apartment. The bathroom is complete with a bathtub reminiscent of the altar in the above mentioned mythological cavern, in addition to a separate shower.The apartment has an area of 46 sq. meters and is intended for 1-2 guests.

Category: Pukara Wasi (Imperial Inca)

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Balcony, Coffee/Tea Making Facilities, Cooking facilities/ Utensils, Dining Area & Settings, DVD Player, Electric Razor Plug-in, Fireplace, Fridge, Hair dryer - in room, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Living Room/Sitting Area, Room Safe, Sofa/Lounge Chairs, Table Lamp, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), Toiletries, TV - Cable/ Satellite, Wardrobe, Welcome Drink, Work/Writing Desk, Bathroom-Private: Shower only, heating system, stereo with usb entrance, slippers

Description: This apartment has been mirrored after the Imperial Inca era of Cusco's past. This era is famous for the warriors that protected the empire, symbolized largely by the puma. There is a sculpture in the centre of the living room depicting four Inca warriors with the task of defending the four ‘suyos' (the four boundaries of the Inca Empire).There is furniture made from llama leather, an inviting fireplace, and traditional wall hangings and upholstery all around the apartment. Original ceramics from the Imperial Inca period are on display, which were found during archaeological excavations on site. The bedroom has a lovely atmosphere to relax in, surrounded by homey colors and graphic drawings by the local artist Miguel Angel Araoz Cartagena. The bathroom has a small inner garden enclosed with stone decorations and hand-carved wood designs.This airy space is flooded with natural light and a breathtaking view over the city of Cusco. There is a balcony overlooking the atrium and a priceless view of the Inca fortress of Sacsayhuaman, where guests can sit and watch the sun setting.The apartment has an area of 70 sq. meters and is intended for two people.

Category: Pukara Wasi (Imperial Inca)

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Balcony, Coffee/Tea Making Facilities, Cooking facilities/ Utensils, Dining Area & Settings, DVD Player, Electric Razor Plug-in, Fireplace, Fridge, Hair dryer - in room, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Living Room/Sitting Area, Room Safe, Sofa/Lounge Chairs, Table Lamp, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), Toiletries, TV - Cable/ Satellite, Wardrobe, Welcome Drink, Work/Writing Desk, Bathroom-Private: Shower only, heating system, stereo with usb entrance, slippers

Description: This apartment has been mirrored after the Imperial Inca era of Cusco's past. This era is famous for the warriors that protected the empire, symbolized largely by the puma. There is a sculpture in the centre of the living room depicting four Inca warriors with the task of defending the four ‘suyos' (the four boundaries of the Inca Empire).There is furniture made from llama leather, an inviting fireplace, and traditional wall hangings and upholstery all around the apartment. Original ceramics from the Imperial Inca period are on display, which were found during archaeological excavations on site. The bedroom has a lovely atmosphere to relax in, surrounded by homey colors and graphic drawings by the local artist Miguel Angel Araoz Cartagena. The bathroom has a small inner garden enclosed with stone decorations and hand-carved wood designs.This airy space is flooded with natural light and a breathtaking view over the city of Cusco. There is a balcony overlooking the atrium and a priceless view of the Inca fortress of Sacsayhuaman, where guests can sit and watch the sun setting.The apartment has an area of 70 sq. meters and is intended for two people.

Category: Casa Garcilaso (Colonial Period)

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Balcony, Coffee/Tea Making Facilities, Cooking facilities/ Utensils, Dining Area & Settings, DVD Player, Electric Razor Plug-in, Fireplace, Fridge, Hair dryer - in room, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Living Room/Sitting Area, Room Safe, Sofa/Lounge Chairs, Table Lamp, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), Toiletries, TV - Cable/ Satellite, Wardrobe, Welcome Drink, Work/Writing Desk, Bathroom-Private: Shower only, heating system, stereo with usb entrance, slippers

Description: Every little detail of the Garcilaso House was meticulously thought out to allow guests to be transported back to the Colonial era. The apartment bears the name of the famous reporter Garcilaso de Vega, who was born to a Spaniard father and mother of Incan nobility. He constructed the well-known work "Royal Commentaries of the Incas", which remains one of the most successful pieces of literature conveying the traditions of the Inca culture. The apartment has been decorated with hand-carved wood thrones, furniture that resembles the furnishings from the period and artwork that is iconic of the colonial days. There is an intricate, hand-carved balcony and a wood-burning fireplace, which was typical of the times. There are two main areas in the accommodation, the main space with the kitchen and then a lovely overhanging mezzanine with the bedroom. Guests will find themselves surrounded by warm wood throughout the apartment, which creates a unique atmosphere. The bathroom is made of white pine and fitted with bronze fixtures. The apartment is 56 sq metres and designed to amply accommodate 2 guests. Visitors will certainly find comfort in this residence and love the beautiful vista over the historical Cusco from the balcony.

Category: Casa Garcilaso (Colonial Period)

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Balcony, Coffee/Tea Making Facilities, Cooking facilities/ Utensils, Dining Area & Settings, DVD Player, Electric Razor Plug-in, Fireplace, Fridge, Hair dryer - in room, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Living Room/Sitting Area, Room Safe, Sofa/Lounge Chairs, Table Lamp, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), Toiletries, TV - Cable/ Satellite, Wardrobe, Welcome Drink, Work/Writing Desk, Bathroom-Private: Shower only, heating system, stereo with usb entrance, slippers

Description: Every little detail of the Garcilaso House was meticulously thought out to allow guests to be transported back to the Colonial era. The apartment bears the name of the famous reporter Garcilaso de Vega, who was born to a Spaniard father and mother of Incan nobility. He constructed the well-known work "Royal Commentaries of the Incas", which remains one of the most successful pieces of literature conveying the traditions of the Inca culture. The apartment has been decorated with hand-carved wood thrones, furniture that resembles the furnishings from the period and artwork that is iconic of the colonial days. There is an intricate, hand-carved balcony and a wood-burning fireplace, which was typical of the times. There are two main areas in the accommodation, the main space with the kitchen and then a lovely overhanging mezzanine with the bedroom. Guests will find themselves surrounded by warm wood throughout the apartment, which creates a unique atmosphere. The bathroom is made of white pine and fitted with bronze fixtures. The apartment is 56 sq metres and designed to amply accommodate 2 guests. Visitors will certainly find comfort in this residence and love the beautiful vista over the historical Cusco from the balcony.

Category: Taripay Wasi (Modern)

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Balcony, Coffee/Tea Making Facilities, Cooking facilities/ Utensils, Dining Area & Settings, DVD Player, Electric Razor Plug-in, Fireplace, Fridge, Hair dryer - in room, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Living Room/Sitting Area, Room Safe, Sofa/Lounge Chairs, Table Lamp, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), Toiletries, TV - Cable/ Satellite, Wardrobe, Welcome Drink, Work/Writing Desk, Bathroom-Private: Shower only, heating system, stereo with usb entrance, slippers

Description: The motif of this flat is to bring the guests into the present contemporary day. The name for the apartment comes from ‘taripaypacha', which was for the Incas- the time that will come. The living room of the flat revolves around the wood-burning fireplace and offers plenty of space for lounging around after a busy day of sightseeing. There is a spacious kitchen with a breakfast table and a nearby reading niche meeting up to the balcony. The windows face the street and present remarkable vistas of Cusco's historical centre. The apartment offers plenty of room for storage for guests to truly make themselves at home. Above the living and kitchen area, there is a mezzanine with the bedroom and bathroom. The room is adorned with lively colours and a pleasant atmosphere. Two large doors lead from the bedroom onto a sizeable balcony (over 5 metres long), which offers a view of the inner courtyard and the Inca walls. The terrace is perfect for enjoying the sun or spending time surfing the web on your laptop, courtesy of the outdoor table.

Category: Taripay Wasi (Modern)

Allow children/infant: Yes

Food arrangement: Breakfast

Room amenities: Balcony, Coffee/Tea Making Facilities, Cooking facilities/ Utensils, Dining Area & Settings, DVD Player, Electric Razor Plug-in, Fireplace, Fridge, Hair dryer - in room, Internet access in room - wireless / cable, Living Room/Sitting Area, Room Safe, Sofa/Lounge Chairs, Table Lamp, Telephone - International Direct Dial (IDD), Toiletries, TV - Cable/ Satellite, Wardrobe, Welcome Drink, Work/Writing Desk, Bathroom-Private: Shower only, heating system, stereo with usb entrance, slippers

Description: The motif of this flat is to bring the guests into the present contemporary day. The name for the apartment comes from ‘taripaypacha', which was for the Incas- the time that will come. The living room of the flat revolves around the wood-burning fireplace and offers plenty of space for lounging around after a busy day of sightseeing. There is a spacious kitchen with a breakfast table and a nearby reading niche meeting up to the balcony. The windows face the street and present remarkable vistas of Cusco's historical centre. The apartment offers plenty of room for storage for guests to truly make themselves at home. Above the living and kitchen area, there is a mezzanine with the bedroom and bathroom. The room is adorned with lively colours and a pleasant atmosphere. Two large doors lead from the bedroom onto a sizeable balcony (over 5 metres long), which offers a view of the inner courtyard and the Inca walls. The terrace is perfect for enjoying the sun or spending time surfing the web on your laptop, courtesy of the outdoor table.