very basic small rooms, no hot water early in the morning. You can hear people and tv from the room next door. They have a good breakfast menu. WIFI wasn't working at all during the day and night we were there. Also, found fleas in the bed! we have stayed at other Casa Andina hotels in Chincha, Nasca and Lima... More

We planned to book in this chain of hotels because we stayed in other stablichment of the same chain and was perfect, but here in Arequipa it seems this chain has different owners, rooms were dirty, noisy and uncomfortable, we never had hot water at any time of the day, staff was not kind an dhelpful, the only word they... More

The rooms are little plain, but fine, the television was positioned in the middle of the room, which was weird. The lobby was beautiful though. We did not find many things we liked but it was fine for a 1 night stay.

I went here as part of an escorted tour group. Although the rooms are basic they do have TV, free wifi and room safes. The staff were all excellent and the hotel restaurant is good and reasonably priced. The wifi is good enough to use Skype if you have a laptop or notebook etc, making phone calls extremely cheap to... More

A very simple basic hotel with almost zero amenities. I would expect to pay around $50 but I paid closer to $100. If you don't mind overpaying than I would recommend. Room had two very small hard single beds. I am 5'9" and my feet hung off the edge of the bed. I made a collect call to my bank.... More

The rooms are very basic. No coffee or tee making facilities and the tiles in the bathroom were a bit slippery. But you do get what you pay for. So overall good value for those on a budget. My main complaint like the others is that the breakfast is quite sparce.

Casa Andina has done a nice job of providing quality at a reasonable price. Our room was a bit spartan ( no coffee pot, microwave, ect) but the bed and shower were excellent. The front desk staff duo of Danisse and Damisa wrere very helpful and their ability to communicate in English sure helped this Espanol challanged traveler. The breakfast... More

First of all, I have to mention that this is an "Classic" Casa Andina (they are Private Collection, Select and Classic). This is the more basic type from this peruvian hotel chain, so those reviews expecting more luxury or accommodations aren't really fair. So Casa Andina Classic doesn't pretends to compete to fanciest hotels. Besides this, it's quite good in... More

We didn't expect anything special and were so surprised by the friendliness and cordiality of the front desk staff. Thanks to Denisse! You made us feel really welcome and appreciated, not only as guests, but as friends. Great service, comfortable room, everything very clean, well equipped computer room for use free of charge and drinking free mate de coca while... More