Stay in one of our rooms outfitted with hand-carved furniture sourced from local woods. Lay your head on allergen-free, high-quality linens on a king-sized bed. Enjoy our refined amenities and cozy turn-down service, complete with hot water bottles and sleepy-time tea. In-room heating and soundproofing ensure a good night’s rest.
Stay in one of our rooms outfitted with hand-made furniture sourced from local woods. Lay your head on allergen-free, high-quality linens on a king-sized bed. Enjoy our refined amenities and cozy turn-down service, complete with hot water bottles and sleepy-time tea. In-room heating and soundproofing ensure a good night’s rest.
Dine with us at Piedra & Sal, where you'll be able to enjoy our morning spread and made-to-order breakfast options, like our french toast with a hint of orange. Settle into a candle-lit dinner where our contemporary takes on Peruvian recipes, like aji de gallina al batan, will make you curious to explore our menu in more depth. Sip on a refreshing cocktail like an Apasionada around one of the fireplaces in our courtyard.
Dine with us at Piedra & Sal, where you'll be able to enjoy our morning spread and made-to-order breakfast options, like our french toast with a hint of orange. Settle into a candle-lit dinner where our contemporary takes on Peruvian recipes, like aji de gallina al batan, will make you curious to explore our menu in more depth. Sip on a refreshing cocktail like an Apasionada around one of the fireplaces in our courtyard.
Indulge in our private Spa at Antigua, which offers holistic wellness experiences complete with a steam bath, jacuzzi soak, salt rubs from a local quarry, Spanish-style shower, and therapeutic massage. Rest in our hyperbaric chamber and find equilibrium with the altitude of Cusco. Let yourself go with a hot stone or Andean herbal massage.
Indulge in our private Spa at Antigua, which offers holistic wellness experiences complete with a steam bath, jacuzzi soak, salt rubs from a local quarry, Spanish-style shower, and therapeutic massage. Rest in our hyperbaric chamber and find equilibrium with the altitude of Cusco. Let yourself go with a hot stone or Andean herbal massage.
Drop in to a vinyasa or hatha yoga class in our heated studio, Exhala Yoga. Beautiful Amazonian hardwood floors and twisting vines provide a peaceful space for you to connect inward amidst the rush of travel and the high energy of Cusco. Focus on your breath with a yin sunset class or calm the mind with soothing yoga nidra.
Drop in to a vinyasa or hatha yoga class in our heated studio, Exhala Yoga. Beautiful Amazonian hardwood floors and twisting vines provide a peaceful space for you to connect inward amidst the rush of travel and the high energy of Cusco. Focus on your breath with a yin sunset class or calm the mind with soothing yoga nidra.
A 40 minute immersion in our mild hyperbaric chamber will help your body and mind metabolize oxygen faster and more efficiently, helping prevent, or eliminate, any negative side effects of altitude.
Take a stroll down ancient Incan road networks, set out across the water on a paddle board with a panoramic backdrop of the Urubamba mountain range. Connect with Cusco and its beautiful natural surroundings.
A 40 minute immersion in our mild hyperbaric chamber will help your body and mind metabolize oxygen faster and more efficiently, helping prevent, or eliminate, any negative side effects of altitude.
Take a stroll down ancient Incan road networks, set out across the water on a paddle board with a panoramic backdrop of the Urubamba mountain range. Connect with Cusco and its beautiful natural surroundings.
The Casona was built approximately between 1750 - 1800. The intricate, hand-carved wrap around balcony was rebuilt; replicating the original design. Original adobes where used to rebuild walls. A technique of mixing cactus with mud and straw was used for the adobe wall finishes. Roof tiles that could be salvaged where reused. Restoration of the casona was completed in June of 2016, under the supervision of the Ministerio de Cultura.
In-Room
► No bottled water, only filtered water in a glass pitcher
► Recycling bins provided to separate general waste from recyclable materials
► Radiating water heating system, instead of high-energy air con system
In-Bathroom
► Amenities provided in refillable dispensers
► Soap bars wrapped in recyclable paper
► Towels washed upon request
► Spanish-style shower-heads reduce water consumption
Restaurant & Kitchen
► All to-go packaging is biodegradable
► Metal straws provided for cocktails
► Linen napkins instead of paper
► Separation of oils for reuse
► Separation of food waste for animal feed
► Recyclable goods separated
Hotel
► Filtered water station with a UV and carbon filter at hotel entrance for guests
► All print material is on recycled paper
► Solar panels for all of our kitchen and laundry hot water use
► Biodegradable detergents and laundry chemicals
► All plastic thrash bags are biodegradable
The Antigua Casona San Blas donates S/1 to Valle Sagrado Verde for every guest that stays with us. It is a small act, that has a big impact. Stay with us and help the Sacred Valley return to its lush state.
Read more about Valle Sagrado Verde here.
The Antigua philosophy is simple: put others first. This means that we treat everyone like family, we participate in our community, we support those who do good, and create a structure that allows the business to grow while protecting Pachamama, our provider.
The Antigua philosophy is simple: put others first. This means that we are hospitable with every act, we participate in our community, we support those who do good, and create a structure that allows the business to grow while protecting Pachamama, our provider.
The Casona was built between 1750 - 1800. The intricate, original hand-carved wrap around balcony was replicated. Colonial adobes where used to rebuild walls. A technique of mixing cactus with mud and straw was used for the adobe wall finishes. Roof tiles that could be salvaged where reused. Restoration of the casona was completed in June of 2016, under the supervision of the Ministerio de Cultura.
The Casona was built between 1750 - 1800. The intricate, original hand-carved wrap around balcony was replicated. Colonial adobes where used to rebuild walls. A technique of mixing cactus with mud and straw was used for the adobe wall finishes. Roof tiles that could be salvaged where reused. Restoration of the casona was completed in June of 2016, under the supervision of the Ministerio de Cultura.
According to Inca mythology, Cusco was the center of the universe, where all life began. The word "Cusco" means "belly button" in Quechua. The city was first inhabited by the Incan empire beginning in the 13th century, until it was conquered by the Spanish in the 16th century. It is a UNESCO heritage city rich in history, good eats, museums, and picturesque sites.
San Blas is Cusco's oldest, continuously lived-in, neighborhood. Steep and narrow cobble stone streets are lined with the remains of Incan architecture and colonial casonas, where artisans, boutiques, and coffee shops now reside.
Getting Here
You can fly international to Lima, Peru and take one of the multiple, daily national flights to Cusco. Another option is to fly from Bogota, Colombia or Santiago, Chile direct to Cusco. These flight options are limited.
It takes fifteen minutes to drive from the airport to the hotel.
Free airport pick-up if you book with us. Book 24 hours prior to your arrival to receive this benefit.
Walk Down Ancient Cobblestone Streets
The short walk from the hotel to the Plaza de Armas, is ten minutes long, down the beautiful Cuesta San Blas, past the iconic Twelve-Angled Stone, and enters the main plaza on the Cathedral side.
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Cusco's Bohemian Neighborhood
The hotel is tucked amongst some of Cusco's oldest casonas in the San Blas neighborhood. Step out the front door of the hotel and wander old cobblestone streets into hip restaurants, art galleries, and curated shops.
Can you spot the hotel in the picture above?
Plazoleta San Blas
The Iglesia de San Blas, old artisan quarters, and picturesque tiled roofs are just a minute walk from the front door of the hotel.
Getting Here
You can fly international to Lima, Peru and take one of the multiple, daily national flights to Cusco. Another option is to fly from Bogota, Colombia or Santiago, Chile direct to Cusco. These flight options are limited.
It takes fifteen minutes to drive from the airport to the hotel.
Free airport pick-up if you book with us. Book 24 hours prior to your arrival to receive this benefit.
Walk Down Ancient Cobblestone Streets
The short walk from the hotel to the Plaza de Armas, is ten minutes long, down the beautiful Cuesta San Blas, past the iconic Twelve-Angled Stone, and enters the main plaza on the Cathedral side.
Cusco's Bohemian Neighborhood
The hotel is tucked amongst some of Cusco's oldest casonas in the San Blas neighborhood. Step out the front door of the hotel and wander old cobblestone streets into hip restaurants, art galleries, and curated shops.
Can you spot the hotel in the picture above?
Plazoleta San Blas
The Iglesia de San Blas, old artisan quarters, and picturesque tiled roofs are just a minute walk from the front door of the hotel.