Days 1+2 : Casa Andina Private Collection Miraflores
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The Casa Andina Private Collection Miraflores is scheduled to open in January 2008. The hotel, situated two blocks from Miraflores Central Park, will have 148 rooms. Other facilities at the hotel include 2 restaurants, a spa, gym and heated swimming pool.
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Day 3 : Las Dunas Sun Resort
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The low-rise Las Dunas Sun Resort at Ica has 106 comfortable rooms all with private facilities. The resort has 3 swimming pools and other leisure and sporting facilities. The hotel has 2 restaurants and several bars.
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Day 4 : Nasca Lines Hotel
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The Nasca Lines Hotel has 30 rooms and a few suites, and enjoys an excellent reputation. There is a good restaurant and quiet lounge, as well as a swimming pool and tennis court.
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Days 5+6 : Libertador Ciudad Blanca Hotel
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The Libertador Ciudad Blanca Hotel in Arequipa has 88 rooms and 4 suites, and is just outside the city centre in Selva Alegre and was built in colonial style in 1940. The hotel has three adjacent parks, as well as pleasant grounds and a swimming pool. It is located only 15 minutes from the airport.
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Day 7 : Casa Andina
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Accommodation at the Casa Andina in Chivay (near the Colca Canyon) is fairly basic, as this region has only recently opened for tourism and development is still in its early stages.
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Days 8+9 : The Libertador Lago Titicaca Hotel
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The Libertador Lago Titicaca Hotel, close to Puno, is set on a headland out into Lake Titicaca, this 126 room hotel affords fantastic views and what has been claimed to be some of the most beautiful sunrises in the World. The hotel has its own jetty and is an excellent place from which to explore the Lake. 5 minutes from Puno and 45 minutes from the airport. (www.libertador.com.pe)
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Days 10+11+12+14 : The Libertador Palacio del Inka Hotel
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The Libertador Palacio del Inka Hotel in Cusco was built by Francisco Pizarro, the first Spanish Governor of Peru. He built the 258 room Casa de los Cuatro Bustos as his own palace. In 1976 this building was transformed into the Libertador Hotel. The hotel is opposite the city’s famous Temple of the Sun and close to Plaza de Armas. Like the Monasterio, the original building gives this hotel character, as well as five star accommodation.
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Day 13 : Inkaterra Machu Picchu
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The Inkaterra Machu Picchu (formerly known as the Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel) is set in the village of Aguas Calientes below Machu Picchu. The rooms of this hotel are set out in cottages in the hotel grounds. The main building has a spacious lounge and open fire, and is a short walk from the village with its busy market and excellent local restaurants.
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