Arequipa

The bright yellow and orange lobby with formal mirrors and Peruvian murals of market scenes welcomes guests at this 1940s-built Arequipa hotel. — Travel + Leisure

Occupying the former Casa de la Moneda (Mint), this is one of Arequipa’s more noteworthy hotels. — The Telegraph

The individually designed rooms at this neoclassical boutique hotel are all decked out in luxuriously high-quality motifs and bedding—every last detail has been considered and applied. — Fodor's

This family-owned boutique hotel is as welcoming as a visit to old friends, with its charming rooms, comfortable beds, pretty gardens, friendly staff, and delicious breakfast. — Fodor's

It offers basic rooms with local touches like baby alpaca handwoven throws,comfortable beds, and modern bathrooms. The upstairs terrace offers great views of the surrounding volcanoes. — Fodor's