Welcome to Hotel & Mirador Los ApusStay in Historic Cusco<br/><br/>A charming 17th-century colonial hotel, just three blocks from the Plaza de Armas.<br/><br/>Warm hospitality · Historic character · Quiet location
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Hotel & Mirador Los Apus
Star rating : 3.0
Why Stay at Los Apus? 17th-century colonial house · 3 blocks from Plaza de Armas · Authentic Inca walls · Rooftop views · Daily breakfast & dinner · Warm 24-hour service
Rooms
See AllStandard Double Room with Queen bed Comfortable colonial-style Double Room featuring one Queen bed and a private bathroom with either a shower or bathtub, depending on the room.Room features:Queen bed with an extra-long mattress (205 cm)Some rooms with authentic Inca walls insideWooden floorsSoundproof German windowsSoundproof and fire-rated Swiss doorsHeatingCable 32" LED TVDirect-dial telephoneIn-room safeFire detectorsFree Wi-FiPrivate bathroom with shower or bathtubHairdryer available upon requestOxygen available upon requestNon-smoking roomPhotos are for illustrative purposes only. Room layout, furnishings, decor, and views may vary depending on the room assigned.Standard Twin Room with 2 individual beds Standard Twin Room with 2 individual bedsComfortable colonial-style room featuring two individual beds and a private bathroom with either a shower or bathtub, depending on the room.Room features:* Two individual beds with an extra-long mattress (205 cm)* Some rooms with authentic Inca walls inside* Wooden floors* Soundproof German windows* Soundproof and fire-rated Swiss doors* Desk* Wardrobe* Heating* Cable 32" LED TV* Direct-dial telephone* In-room safe* Fire detectors* Free Wi-Fi* Private bathroom with shower or bathtub* Hairdryer* Oxygen available upon request* Non-smoking roomPhotos are for illustrative purposes only. Room layout, furnishings, decor, and views may vary depending on the room assigned.Standard Single Room with one individual bed Comfortable Single Room featuring one individual bed and a private bathroom with shower.Room features:* One individual bed with an extra-long mattress (205 cm)* Wooden floors* Soundproof and fire-rated Swiss doors* Heating* Cable 32" LED TV* Direct-dial telephone* In-room safe* Fire detectors* Free Wi-Fi* Private bathroom with shower or bathtub* Hairdryer* Oxygen available upon request* Non-smoking roomPhotos are for illustrative purposes only. Room layout, furnishings, decor, and views may vary depending on the room assigned.Superior Double Room with Queen bed, Private Balcony and City & Mountain Views Comfortable colonial-style double room featuring one Queen size bed, private balcony and a private bathroom with either a shower or bathtub, depending on the room. City & Mountain views.Room features:* Queen bed with an extra-long mattress (205 cm)* Private balcony* Wooden floors* Soundproof German windows* Soundproof and fire-rated Swiss doors* Desk* Wardrobe* Heating* Cable 32" LED TV* Direct-dial telephone* In-room safe* Fire detectors* Free Wi-Fi* Private bathroom with shower or bathtub* Hairdryer* Oxygen available upon request* Non-smoking roomPhotos are for illustrative purposes only. Room layout, furnishings, decor, and views may vary depending on the room assigned.Superior Twin Room with private balcony. City & Mountain views Comfortable colonial-style room featuring a private balcony, two individual beds and a private bathroom with either a shower or bathtub, depending on the room. City & Mountain views.Room features:* Two individual beds with an extra-long mattress (205 cm)* Private balcony* Wooden floors* Desk* Wardrobe* Soundproof German windows* Soundproof and fire-rated Swiss doors* Heating* Cable 32 " LED TV* Direct-dial telephone* In-room safe* Fire detectors* Free Wi-Fi* Private bathroom with shower or bathtub* Hairdryer* Oxygen available upon request* Non-smoking roomPhotos are for illustrative purposes only. Room layout, furnishings, decor, and views may vary depending on the room assigned.
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Read MoreA Historic Home in the Heart of Cusco
Welcome to Hotel & Mirador Los Apus, where history, tradition and warm hospitality come together.
Our hotel is housed in a beautifully restored 17th-century colonial property, just three blocks from Cusco’s Plaza de Armas and close to the traditional neighborhood of San Blas. We have carefully preserved the character and heritage of this historic home while creating a comfortable and welcoming place for travelers from around the world.
Some of our rooms feature authentic Inca stone walls, offering a unique connection to Cusco’s ancient past. Throughout the hotel, you will discover colonial details, traditional architecture and peaceful spaces where you can relax after a day exploring the city and its surroundings.
From our fresh breakfast each morning to dinner in the evening and the views from our Mirador, we want every part of your stay to reflect the warmth and character of Cusco.
Above all, we believe hospitality is about people. Our team is available 24 hours a day to welcome you, share our knowledge of Cusco, assist with your travel plans and make your stay comfortable and memorable.
We look forward to welcoming you to Los Apus and sharing the history, culture and warmth of Cusco with you.
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Attractions
See AllPlaza de Armas, Cusco Plaza de Armas of CuscoAt the heart of Cusco, the Plaza de Armas is the city’s historic and cultural center. Surrounded by elegant colonial arcades, historic churches, restaurants and cafés, the square brings together the layers of Cusco’s Inca and Spanish heritage.Once the center of the Inca capital, today the Plaza de Armas is one of the most vibrant places in the city. During the day, it is a meeting place for travelers and locals, while in the evening its illuminated churches and colonial buildings create a beautiful and atmospheric setting.From the Plaza de Armas, you can easily explore Cusco on foot, with San Blas, the Cathedral, Qorikancha, traditional streets, markets and many of the city’s most important sights all within walking distance.Staying near the historic center means having Cusco at your doorstep while still being able to retreat to the quieter atmosphere of Hotel & Mirador Los Apus, just a few minutes away on foot.Pisac ruins Pisac Archaeological SitePerched high above the Sacred Valley of the Incas, the ruins of Pisac offer spectacular views across the mountains and valley below. This remarkable Inca site is known for its terraces, temples, ceremonial structures and ancient agricultural landscapes, carefully built into the steep mountainside.The archaeological complex reflects the ingenuity of the Inca civilization, combining agriculture, architecture and astronomy with the natural landscape. Wander through its stone pathways and terraces and discover a fascinating glimpse into the world of the Incas, surrounded by some of the most impressive scenery in the Cusco region.Below the ruins, the town of Pisac is famous for its traditional Andean atmosphere and its colorful artisan market, making a visit an opportunity to experience both the archaeological heritage and living culture of the Sacred Valley.Located approximately 33 km from Cusco, Pisac is one of the most popular stops when exploring the Sacred Valley.Maras Salt Mines Maras Salt MinesCarved into the mountainside above the Sacred Valley of the Incas, the Maras Salt Mines are one of the most remarkable landscapes near Cusco. Thousands of small salt pools cascade down the hillside, creating a striking mosaic of white and earthy tones against the surrounding Andean mountains.The salt is produced by naturally salty spring water that flows through the terraces. For generations, local families have carefully managed the pools, allowing the water to evaporate under the Andean sun and leaving behind layers of salt that are collected by hand.A visit to Maras offers more than spectacular scenery. It is an opportunity to discover a traditional form of salt production that remains part of the local economy and culture, while enjoying one of the most unusual landscapes in the Cusco region.Machu Picchu Machu PicchuHigh in the Andes, surrounded by dramatic green mountains and mist-covered peaks, Machu Picchu is one of the world’s most extraordinary archaeological sites and the most iconic symbol of the Inca civilization.Built in the 15th century during the height of the Inca Empire, this remarkable citadel combines finely crafted stone architecture, terraces, temples and ceremonial spaces with an extraordinary natural setting. Its precise purpose remains a subject of historical study, adding to the mystery and fascination of the site.Walking through Machu Picchu, visitors can discover the ingenuity of the Incas while taking in breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and the Urubamba River far below. Whether reached by train or as part of a multi-day trek, a visit to Machu Picchu is an unforgettable experience and an essential part of discovering the cultural heritage of Peru.From Cusco, Machu Picchu can be visited as part of a carefully planned day trip or a longer journey through the Sacred Valley and the Andes.Raqchi ruins Raqchi Archaeological SiteLocated south of Cusco, Raqchi is an impressive Inca archaeological complex best known for the monumental Temple of Wiracocha. Its enormous stone base and towering adobe walls are among the most distinctive examples of Inca architecture in the region.The site was an important religious and administrative center during the Inca Empire and formed part of the extensive network of settlements connected by the Qhapaq Ñan, the ancient Inca road system. Alongside the temple, visitors can explore ceremonial spaces, circular storage buildings known as qullqas and the remains of residential and administrative areas.Surrounded by the open landscapes of the high Andes, Raqchi offers a different perspective on Inca history—away from the better-known sites around Cusco. Its monumental architecture, peaceful setting and fascinating history make it a rewarding stop for travelers interested in discovering the lesser-known heritage of the Inca Empire.Aqueduct of Sapantiana Sapantiana AqueductHidden among the historic streets and stone walls of San Blas, 50 meters from the Hotel & Mirador Los Apus, the Sapantiana Aqueduct is one of Cusco’s lesser-known architectural treasures. Built during the colonial period, this elegant stone structure formed part of the city’s historic water system, bringing water through a series of channels and arches.Set against the hillside above the old city, the aqueduct offers a fascinating glimpse into Cusco’s colonial past and the way Spanish engineering was adapted to the ancient landscape of the Inca capital.Today, Sapantiana is a peaceful and photogenic place to visit, surrounded by stone walls, narrow streets and the traditional atmosphere of San Blas. Its quieter setting makes it an ideal stop for travelers who want to discover a different side of Cusco beyond the main squares and better-known monuments.Located within walking distance of the historic center, 50 meters from the Hotel & Mirador Los Apus, the Sapantiana Aqueduct can easily be combined with a walk through San Blas and the famous 7 Borreguitos street.
