Palacio Nazarenas, A Belmond HotelvsNinos Hotel Fierro

Both hotels are recommended by expert writers. On balance, Belmond Palacio Nazarenas scores significantly higher than Ninos Hotel Fierro. Belmond Palacio Nazarenas comes in at #4 in Cusco with endorsements from 8 reviews including Travel + Leisure, Fodor's and Star Service.

Palacio Nazarenas, A Belmond Hotel

Tripexpert score:

8/10

Location:Plaza Nazarenes 144, Cusco, Peru

Price:

From $390/night

Amenities:

Bar/Lounge
Hot Tub
Free Internet
Room Service
Free Breakfast
Laundry Service

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Expert reviews:

Fodor's

"Following years of careful renovation and rebuilding, Palazio Nazarenas opened in June 2012 as one of Cuzco's most glamorous hotels." Full review

Travel + Leisure

"The forte of this 55-suite retreat is the attentive young staff who will cater to your every whim." Full review

Gayot

"Travelers to Cusco who seek a sophisticated but authentic Peruvian retreat will find comfort at Orient-Expressâs Palacio Nazarenas."

Star Service

"Transitioning life from a 16th-century convent to a luxurious boutique-hotel in a protected colonial city is not an easy task." Full review

Half of the rooms have balconies, and these are always the first to be requested.

The Telegraph

9.0

"In a restored 17th-century palace and convent, this elegant hotel offers suites set around cloistered courtyards." Full review

Oyster

Luxury

"Belmond Palacio Nazarenas is a four-and-a-half-pearl all-suite hotel in central Cusco, a short walk from the Plaza de Armas and Qurikancha temple." Full review

Hideaway Report

96.0

"Atmospheric hotel comprised of a historic palace built in the mid-1500s on Inca foundations and a more modern annex." Full review

Condé Nast Traveler

"This is is one of the top picks in Cusco, thanks to a convenient location, refined service, and rooms (and gardens) that inspire lingering." Full review

Michelin Guide

"In two of its former lives, before being painstakingly restored and remodeled as a hotel by the Belmond group, Cusco’s Palacio Nazarenas was a convent and a palace. Convents and palaces..." Full review

Take this one, for example: to combat the effects of Cusco’s high altitude, upon eagerly obliged request, the hotel will pump oxygen into your room through the air conditioning system.

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