UJ #6 - Cusco

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5-STAR CUSCO Above, right: Learn about chocolate and all the things that can be made from the cocoa tree at the Chocolate Museum. Below: The Bodega de la Chola Restaurant in the Casa Cartagena Hotel. Below, right: Fresh pasta in the Incanto Restaurant. Cusco Resturants the Casona is a lovely spot. The Casa Cartagena (Cartagena House), once inhabited by Don Fernando Cartagena y Santa Cruz, has been beautifully restored, with original frescos maintained and rooms decorated in a witty and eclectic style. The San Antonio Cloister today is the Hotel Monasterio (Monastery Hotel), a perfectly preserved, colonial cloisters turned into a lovely, luxury hotel. Guests stay in elegantly appointed rooms that once were home to colonial priests and monks. Plaza Nazarenas, a former convent, still has the ancient Inca walls upon which the convent was built. An original colonial patio and fountain add to the elegant charm. Here the rooms are extra large and the patios full adjacent to a large bar and restaurant area, designed to integrate the surrounding seamlessly. vice include the newly opened, and surprisingly elegant Marriott Hotel; Casa Andina, a higher-end, local chain that regularly delivers a good travel experience; the impressive Aranwa Hotel and the Andean Wings boutique hotel which specializes in a more mystic experience; offering sessions with reputable local shamans. Almost all of the top hotels either have spas on site, or can call in top level massage therapists. The latest in Cusco is the El Mercado Tunqui Hotel, which offers luxurious informality with all the comforts of home. The restaurant prepares freshly prepared food with a menu that changes daily. - - - - - Christian Declercq Christian Declercq Cusco Resturants
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