Ninos Hotel Fierro Cusco

Nestled in the heart of Cusco, Ninos hotel Fierro Cusco is a magnificent property that provides a unique cultural experience. The property is located only 10 km away from Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport, offering convenient access for travelers. The hotel is situated within 2.8 km of Wanchaq, making it easily accessible for those looking to explore the local area. This charming hotel features bright, embroidered fabrics that are specially reserved for traditional festivals, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for guests. The rooms at Ninos hotel Fierro Cusco offer a blend of comfort and authenticity, with The Ninos hotel Fierro Cusco providing numerous amenities for Peruvian children. Guests have the opportunity to enjoy free meals prepared with the best ingredients from the hotel's own gardens or sourced from local suppliers. Additionally, The Ninos hotel Fierro offers a range of services including a sports hall, two libraries, a small cinema, and a hacienda with horses, ensuring a delightful stay for guests of all ages. Dining at Ninos hotel Fierro Cusco is a treat for the senses, with the restaurant offering a selection of traditional Peruvian dishes. Visitors can savor the typical food of the local festivals, such as the "Chiri Uchu" made up of various delicacies including roasted guinea pig, cacao, and cheese. Furthermore, the market overflow with a plethora of ingredients necessary for the preparation of these delectable dishes, providing a glimpse into the region's culinary customs. To enhance the overall experience, the hotel's location allows guests to easily explore Saqsayhuamán, where the last part of local performances takes place. Furthermore, the surrounding area provides access to Pisaq, an esoteric center offering courses and personal development sessions, as well as the famous Inca Trail, limited to a certain number of visitors per day. Visitors can also partake in the festivities, as Ninos hotel Fierro Cusco is within reach of the vibrant celebrations and lively processions that form an integral part of the local culture.