Andenes
98 $US
/nuit
Moyenne pour septembre
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98 $US
/nuit
Moyenne pour septembre
Prix moyens mensuels
À Andenes, les prix par nuit s'élèvent en moyenne à 69 $US pendant le mois le moins cher (janvier) et à 116 $US pendant le mois le plus cher (mai), sur la base des 12 derniers mois.
| Mois | Prix moyen |
|---|---|
| janvier | 69 $US |
| février | 72 $US |
| mars | 90 $US |
| avril | 109 $US |
| mai | 116 $US |
| juin | 98 $US |
| juillet | 103 $US |
| août | 98 $US |
| septembre | 98 $US |
| octobre | 103 $US |
| novembre | 85 $US |
| décembre | 78 $US |
Le plus cher : mai (env. 116 $US)
Le moins cher : janvier (env. 69 $US)
À propos de cet établissement
Profitez de la vue qui vous est offerte depuis un jardin et des nombreux équipements et services qui caractérisent l'hébergement, notamment l'accès Wi-Fi à Internet gratuit.
Navette aéroport
Restaurant
Chambres non-fumeurs
Service en chambre
Organisation d'excursions
Nettoyage à sec
Emplacement
Choqechaka 176, San Blas, Cusco, Pérou
Hatunrumiyoc (rue) (0.1 miles)
Plaza de las Nazarenas (0.1 miles)
Galerie d'Art Olave (0.1 miles)
Pierre aux douze angles (0.1 miles)
Musée d'art précolombien (0.1 miles)
Musée d'Art Précolombien (0.1 miles)
Options de chambre
3
Chambre Économique
Détails de la chambre
1 Lit Simple
Couchages 2
129 ft²
ChauffageWi-Fi (gratuit)Télévision
3
Chambre Double Standard
Détails de la chambre
1 Très Grand Lit Double
Couchages 2
ChauffageWi-Fi (gratuit)Salle de bain privée
8
Chambre Luxe Double ou avec lits jumeaux, 1 très grand lit et 1 canapé-lit, vue ville
Détails de la chambre
1 Très Grand Lit Double
et 1 Canapé-Lit
Couchages 3
ChauffageWi-Fi (gratuit)Salle de bain privée
5
Chambre Deluxe
Détails de la chambre
1 Lit Double
1 Très Grand Lit Double
Couchages 3
ChauffageWi-Fi (gratuit)Salle de bain privée
3
Chambre Supérieure
Détails de la chambre
1 Lit Double
1 Très Grand Lit Double
Couchages 2
ChauffageWi-Fi (gratuit)Salle de bain privée
Avis des voyageurs sur Andenes
9.4
Superbe
Basé sur 139 avis vérifiés
Qui séjourne ici ?
Ce qu'en disent des voyageurs
Résumé généré par l'IA basé sur les avis récents des voyageurs
Andenes est apprécié pour son emplacement central et pratique près de la Plaza de Armas, son personnel exceptionnellement accueillant, ses chambres propres et confortables avec des lits très confortables, et son petit-déjeuner apprécié, ainsi que des attentions particulières comme du thé, des collations, de l'eau purifiée disponibles 24h/24 et un accès sécurisé.
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Sarah-Lou
il y a 2 semaines
·
A séjourné 3 nuits
Très bon emplacement, à deux pas de la place centrale de Cusco. Petit déjeuner varié et personnel très sympathique. En revanche, les chambres sont mal insonorisées et très sombres, les salles de bain un peu vieillissantes. Un peu cher pour ce que c’est, mais dans l’ensemble le séjour reste correct.
Très bon emplacement, à deux pas de la place centrale de Cusco. Petit déjeuner varié et personnel très sympathique. En revanche, les chambres sont mal insonorisées et très sombres, les salles de bain un peu vieillissantes. Un peu cher pour ce que c’est, mais dans l’ensemble le séjour reste correct.
8
GERALDINE
6 mai 2024
·
A séjourné 3 nuits
Hôtel accueillant, chambre spacieuse, salle de bain petite. Petit déjeuner excellent le matin servit des 6h. Petit bémol, les chambres sont extrêmement mal isolés du bruit, vous entendrez les passants et les bars dans la rue.
Hôtel accueillant, chambre spacieuse, salle de bain petite. Petit déjeuner excellent le matin servit des 6h. Petit bémol, les chambres sont extrêmement mal isolés du bruit, vous entendrez les passants et les bars dans la rue.
10
Sarah
la semaine dernière
·
A séjourné 1 nuit
Amazingly friendly staff! Perfect location and great breakfast too
Amazingly friendly staff! Perfect location and great breakfast too
6
Caio
il y a 2 semaines
·
A séjourné 2 nuits
Our second stay was slightly better, but with the same general issues. We got a room on the first floor that was larger, had no skylight, and had working heating. On the other hand, it was right next to the entrance hall, and there were many rude people talking loudly at all hours. You could also hear people walking upstairs and even taking showers (very loud water flow noise from above). There were no soap or shampoo in the bathroom; when I asked for shampoo, I received a bottle that was only 1/10 full. The Wi-Fi was also poor in the room. The room also lacked a mini-fridge and didn't have any power outlets near the bed. They stored our luggage without any issues, including during the gap between stays when we went to Machu Picchu. Staff was always nice although in the breakfast room they were seated together most of time chatting or eating (maybe it was just bad timing with their deserved rest time) and I didn't want to interrupt. It was also not clear what could be ordered from the kitchen, there was no signs or menu anywhere.
Our second stay was slightly better, but with the same general issues. We got a room on the first floor that was larger, had no skylight, and had working heating. On the other hand, it was right next to the entrance hall, and there were many rude people talking loudly at all hours. You could also hear people walking upstairs and even taking showers (very loud water flow noise from above). There were no soap or shampoo in the bathroom; when I asked for shampoo, I received a bottle that was only 1/10 full. The Wi-Fi was also poor in the room. The room also lacked a mini-fridge and didn't have any power outlets near the bed. They stored our luggage without any issues, including during the gap between stays when we went to Machu Picchu. Staff was always nice although in the breakfast room they were seated together most of time chatting or eating (maybe it was just bad timing with their deserved rest time) and I didn't want to interrupt. It was also not clear what could be ordered from the kitchen, there was no signs or menu anywhere.
6
Caio
il y a 2 semaines
·
A séjourné 2 nuits
Upon arrival, it seemed like a fancy hotel, but we were given a room on the third floor accessible only by stairs. The room heater didn't work, so we had to call the reception. They brought another heater that also didn't work, and then brought a third one that turned on but barely provided any heat. Our room was right next to the dining area where breakfast is served, and many people leave early in the morning, so our sleep (which is crucial to avoid altitude sickness) was disrupted by the noise of people constantly walking past our room. Additionally, all rooms face the central courtyard, which features a common area with tea. It seems they either offer or allow tour guides to gather with groups there, creating a lot of chatter at times. I strongly recommend that the hotel implements quiet hours and display clear signs about it in the common areas. The Wi-Fi was also poor in the room. Furthermore, both the bedroom and bathroom windows opened directly onto the walkway where people passed by, forcing us to keep the blinds closed at all times. Even with the bathroom door and blinds closed, the room was flooded with light through a skylight, so good luck sleeping past 6am. Despite the room not facing the street, you could still hear city traffic, honking, and fireworks in the background. The room also lacked a mini-fridge. They stored our luggage without any issues, including during the gap between stays when we went to Machu Picchu. Staff was always pleasant
Upon arrival, it seemed like a fancy hotel, but we were given a room on the third floor accessible only by stairs. The room heater didn't work, so we had to call the reception. They brought another heater that also didn't work, and then brought a third one that turned on but barely provided any heat. Our room was right next to the dining area where breakfast is served, and many people leave early in the morning, so our sleep (which is crucial to avoid altitude sickness) was disrupted by the noise of people constantly walking past our room. Additionally, all rooms face the central courtyard, which features a common area with tea. It seems they either offer or allow tour guides to gather with groups there, creating a lot of chatter at times. I strongly recommend that the hotel implements quiet hours and display clear signs about it in the common areas. The Wi-Fi was also poor in the room. Furthermore, both the bedroom and bathroom windows opened directly onto the walkway where people passed by, forcing us to keep the blinds closed at all times. Even with the bathroom door and blinds closed, the room was flooded with light through a skylight, so good luck sleeping past 6am. Despite the room not facing the street, you could still hear city traffic, honking, and fireworks in the background. The room also lacked a mini-fridge. They stored our luggage without any issues, including during the gap between stays when we went to Machu Picchu. Staff was always pleasant
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