We stayed two nights in a Bóveda Room in May 2025. The hotel is in a beautifully repurposed old monastery and is ideally located—very central, with everything within walking distance. The decor is full of character and flair, though at times it felt a bit too modern for the historic setting, in my opinion. At night, the property is stunning, with real candles and firepits adding a magical touch. As all the rooms face interior courtyards, natural light is limited, ranging from modest to minimal. The windows also look out onto shared spaces, so for privacy, you’ll likely need to keep the curtains or shades drawn. This wasn’t an issue for us, but it’s something to be aware of. Service was excellent—attentive but never intrusive. My only small suggestion would be to shift turndown service to the dinner hour rather than the 4–6 p.m. window. The on-site restaurant was fantastic—probably the best dinner we had in town. We also stayed at their sister property in the Colca Valley (Puqio), and the staff made the transfer between the two hotels seamless.
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